Index.

Abraham, origin of word, [46];

birthplace of, [46];

campaign of, [47];

in Egypt, [50].

Accadian account of the Deluge, [27];

translation of, [29].

Accadian Olympos, [35].

Accadians, the, [20].

Achæmenian inscriptions, [10].

Adam, origin of word, [27].

Ahab, date of death of, [103].

Alphabet, origin of, [74].

Aram, [44].

Ararat, [35].

Arpad, fall of, [108].

Arphaxad, [43].

Asshur, or Assur, [43].

Assur-bani-pal, [131].

Assyrian king, the last, [132].

Assyrian prayers, [157].

Assyrian texts of inscriptions, [13].

Assyrians, rites of, [67].

Babel, Tower of, [37].

Babylon, description of, [138];

rebuilt by Esar-haddon, [129].

Babylonian empire, rise of, [135].

Babylonian gem, [25].

Babylonian king, the last, [151].

Babylonian libraries, [21].

Babylonian psalm, [159].

Babylonian Sabbath, [24].

Babylonians, rites of, [67].

Bel, prayer to, [68].

Canaan, [41].

Carchemish, battle of, [138].

Chaldæan account of the Deluge, [27];

translation of, [29].

Chaldæans, meaning of the word, [21].

Chedor-laomer, campaign of, [47].

Cherub, origin of word, [26].

Chronological tables, [133], [161].

Circumcision, rite of, [66].

Creation, legend of the, [22];

translation of, [23].

Cuneiform inscriptions, decipherment of, [9];

Grotefend's guess, [10];

studies of Lassen and Rawlinson, [12];

discoveries of Layard, [14];

of Smith and Rassam, [15];

hieroglyphic origin of, [15].

Cush, [40].

Cyprus, names of, [40].

Cyrus, empire of, [141];

not a Persian, [143];

cylinder of, [146];

a polytheist, [149];

not King of Persia, [153];

language of, [156].

Damascus, capture of, [107];

overthrow of, [111].

Darius, [150].

Deluge, Accadian account of, [27].

Egypt during sojourn of Israelites, [58].

Egypt, the burden of, [130].

Egyptian traditions, [49].

Elam, [42].

Esar-haddon, [130].

Evil-Merodach, [141].

Exodus, the, time of, [60]; stages of, [62].

Fall of man, Babylonian account of, [25].

Genesis, Book of, confirmations of, [19];

the creation, [22];

the Sabbath, [24];

the fall of man, [25];

the site of Paradise, [26];

the Deluge, [27];

monotheism of, [34];

site of Ararat, [35];

the Tower of Babel, [37];

dispersion of mankind, [38];

Abraham, [46];

Joseph, [51].

Gisdhubar, adventures of, [28].

Gomer, [39].

Goshen, land of, [56].

Grotefend, guess of, as to decipherment of inscriptions, [10].

Ham, [38].

Hamath, discovery of Hittite inscriptions at, [95].

Haran, site of, [46].

Hazael, contest of, with Shalmaneser, [105].

Hebrew inscriptions, [82].

Hezekiah, illness of, [116];

deliverance of, [126];

library of, [127].

Hiddekhel, origin of word, [26].

Hittite inscriptions, discovery of, [95].

Hittites, empire of, discovery of, [92];

cities of, [94];

origin of, [96];

dress of, [97];

art of, [98].

Hyksos, the, [50].

Istar, descent of, into Hades, [152].

Japhet, [38].

Javan, [39].

Jehovah, origin of the word, [63].

Jerusalem, capture of, by Shishak, [100];

capture of, by Sargon, [117].

Jerusalem, underground, [91].

Joseph in Egypt, [51].

Josiah, [137].

Kadesh, [94].

Kirjath-sepher, [94].

Klein, Dr., discovers Moabite Stone, [76].

Lassen's studies of inscriptions, [12].

Lud, [44].

Madai, [39].

Media, [136].

Merodach, the god who raises the dead to life, [156].

Merodach-baladan, wars of, [116].

Mizraim, [40].

Moab, language of, [79].

Moabite Stone, the, discovery of [76];

translation of inscription, [77];

language of, [79];

forms of the letters, [82].

Months, names given to, [72].

Moses, origin of the word, [66].

Nabonidos, inscription concerning, [141].

Naville, M., discovery of, [62].

Nebuchadrezzar, [138];

wars of, [139];

inscription of, [140].

Nimrod, [44].

Nineveh, fall of, [132].

Nizir, land of, [35].

Omri, tribute of, [105].

Palestine, early travels in, [59].

Paradise, site of, [26].

Pharaoh, origin of word, [51].

Pharaoh Necho, [136].

Phœnician ritual, [68].

Phut, [41].

Pishon, origin of word, [26].

Pithom, site of, [62].

Pool of Siloam, site of, [84];

recent discoveries at, [90].

Ramses, sites of, [60].

Rawlinson's studies of inscriptions, [12].

Rimmon, [104].

Rimmon-nirari, conquests of, [107].

Rowandiz, [35].

Sabbath, Babylonian, [24].

Samaria, capture of, [113];

re-settlement of, [114].

Sarah, origin of word, [46].

Sargon, wars of, [116];

capture of Jerusalem by, [117];

death of, [120].

Scythians, the, [131].

Sennacherib, wars of, [120];

inscription of, [120];

bas-relief of, [124];

at Lachish, [125];

defeat of, [126];

murder of, [127].

Shalmaneser II, campaigns of, [101];

inscription of, [102];

conquers Hazael, [105];

erects his own image, [105];

obelisk of, [106].

Shem, [38].

Shishak, capture of Jerusalem by, [100].

Siloam inscription, discovery of, [83];

site of, [84];

translation of, [87];

language of, [88];

date of, [88].

Sisuthros, adventures of, [28];

translation of legend concerning, [29];

meaning of the name, [36].

Sumirians, the, [20].

Tariff of Sacrifices, translation of, [69].

Tiglath-Pileser, campaigns of, [108];

death of, [112].

Two Brothers, Tale of the, [54].

Ur, site of, [46].