INDEX
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AAHMES, [42].
Ab, represented by heart, [9].
---- the will, [9].
Abusir, temple to Ra, [51].
Akhenaten, [54].
Amenhotep III, serpent at Benha, [21].
Amon, [47].
---- goose, [25].
Amulets developed in XXVI, [17].
Anaitis. See Anta.
Animal-headed gods, [28].
Animal worship, [20].
Ankh held by Maat, [60].
Anpu. See Anubis.
Anqet, [63].
Ansar, [65].
Anta, [64].
Apap, serpent, [26].
Asar. See Osiris.
Asari, [65].
Aset. See Isis.
Asir. See Osiris.
Astarte. See Ashtaroth.
Astharth. See Ashtaroth.
Aten, [54].
Athtar, [65].
Ba, associated with Sahu, [9].
---- human-headed bird, [9].
---- in Book of the Dead, [78].
---- requires food, [9], [13].
Baal, [64].
Baboon (Tahuti), [22].
Bant-anta, [64].
Bast, lioness, [22], [33], [62].
Bastet, [33].
Benha, agathodemon serpent, [21].
Bēs, [62].
---- children wear figures of, [83].
Body not preserved in early times, [16].
Bones preserved in prehistoric times, [18].
Book of Am Duat, [78].
Book of the Dead, [37], [38], [76-78].
Book of Gates, [79].
Bubastis, [22].
Buddhist mission, [92].
Bull, eaten by worshippers, [20].
Burial, offerings, [7].
---- position of body, [7].
Buto, [42].
Byblos, Osiris's coffin at, [39].
COMPOUND NAMES OF GODS, [28].
Cobra, [25].
Crocodile, [25].
Dad, [68].
Dedun, [63].
Demons, [5].
Dendereh, [63].
EARTH, creation of, [67].
Edfu, hawk-worship, [24], [45].
Ekhmim, [59].
Eldest son offers to ancestors, [82].
Entities, two vitalise the body, [8].
Eye of Horus, [46].
FATES, seven Hat-hors, [60].
Fayum, crocodile worship, [25], [72].
Fish worship, [26].
Frog, Heqt, [34].
Future life, [12].
GOD, Christian view of, [5].
---- Hebrew view of, [6].
---- view of, held by Islam, [5].
Gods, Chinese views of, [3].
---- communications from, [3].
---- divine, merged in human, [3].
---- grouped owing to political unions, [5].
---- misunderstanding of, [1].
---- mortality of, [2].
---- non-existence of other, [5].
---- offerings to, [2].
---- one to a city, [4].
---- profusion of, [3].
---- Siberian views of, [3].
---- suffering of, [2].
---- Sumerian views of, [3], [65].
---- Turanian views of, [3], [4].
---- wife of, [2].
HARMAKHIS, [46].
Hat-hor, [60].
---- cow, [23].
---- Sinai temple, [22].
---- tree goddess, [13], [83].
Hati, the physical heart, [9].
Hapi, [56].
---- bull, [23].
Hawk, [24].
Heart, weighed against feather, [14].
Heh, [61].
Heqt, [34].
Heliopolis, associated with Ra, [18], [51], [52].
Heru. See Horus.
Hierakonpolis, boats, [18].
---- hawk-worship, [24], [45].
Hippopotamus, [24].
Hittite god Sutekh akin to Set, [64].
---- goddess Anta, [64].
---- hawk, [24].
---- overcomes noxious creatures, [27], [46].
---- Ra's eyes obtained for, [10].
---- a self-existent god, [4].
---- stands on nub, [46].
---- supersedes Set, [34].
Hyksos, [42].
IBIS, Tahuti, [25].
Ichneumon, [24].
Immortality, Egyptian belief in, [7].
---- ennead of Heliopolis, [80].
---- obtains name of Ra, [10].
---- virgin goddess, [4].
Isit. See Isis.
Istar, [65].
Italy and Isis worship, [44], [90].
JACKAL, [24].
Ka, the activities of sense and perception, [7].
---- funeral offerings made for, [8], [13], [73], [82].
---- persistence after death, [8].
---- represented by arms, [8].
Karnak, Amon, god of, [47].
Kak, [61].
Khat, the material body, [9].
Khaybat, the shadow, [9].
---- and witchcraft, [11].
Khent-amenti, god of the dead, [16].
Khonsu, [48].
Khepera, [54].
Khu, represented as a crested bird, [8].
---- the spirit, [7].
Khnumu, [32].
---- the creator, [32], [67], [68].
Kings' souls as hawks, [24].
Kings pledged to Ra, [50].
Koptos, [59].
LATOS, [26].
Lepidotos, [26].
Letopolis, Horus, god of, [45].
Lioness, [22].
Libyan people's goddess was Neit, [48].
MAAT, [60].
---- figure of, presented to the god, [71].
---- her worship retained by Akhenaten, [60].
Mahes, lioness, [22].
Marriage, aspect of, [87].
Memphis, Ptah worship, [58].
Mena, ibis on tablet, [33].
Mentu, [33].
---- bull, [23].
Merastrot, [64].
Merneit, [48].
Mert-Seger, [31].
---- ---- serpent, [26].
Milky Way the heavenly Nile, [14].
Min, [59].
Monastic system, [93].
Monotheism, combinations of, [4].
Mosaism, [5].
Mummifying customary in III and IV dyn., [17].
Mut, [48].
---- vulture, [25].
NAME=ran, [10].
---- power of, [10].
Neb-hat, [43]. See Nephthys.
Nefertum, [61].
Nekhebt, [32].
Nenu, [61].
Nilopolis, worship of Hapi, [57].
Nu, [61].
OBELISK, emblem of Ra, [51].
On. See Heliopolis.
Onuphis, crocodile worship, [25].
Osiris, [37].
---- creator, [68].
Osiris in sacred Books, [78-80].
---- kings called, so, [18].
---- ram-worship, [23].
---- ---- employment in, [14].
---- ---- predominant in XXVI dyn., [18].
---- ---- situation of, [14].
---- ---- slave figures do the work, [15].
Oxyrhynkhos, [26].
PAN identified with Min, [69].
Phagros, [26].
Plutarch, [38].
Polytheism, [5].
Prayer, positive rather than negative, [11].
Priests, titles of, [74], [75].
Ptah, [58].
---- bull, [23].
---- creator, [67].
Pyramid inscriptions, Osiris, [18].
---- ---- Ra, [18].
QEDESH, [64].
RA, [50].
---- bull, [23].
---- combined with Amon, [46].
---- eyes obtained by Isis, [10].
---- hawk, [24].
---- predominant in XIX, [18].
---- progress of, [15].
Ram-worship, [23].
Ran, the name, [10].
Red Sea, Min from, [59].
Religion, purpose of, [11].
Reseph, [64].
Reshpu, [64].
Ritual, [70].
Sa, [73].
Safekh, [61].
Sahit, associated with the ba, [9].
Sais, Neit worshipped at, [49].
Sati, [63].
Scorpion, [26].
Seker, [31].
---- god of silent land, [79].
---- mummified hawk, [24].
---- united with Ptah, [59].
Sekhem, the force or ruling power, [9].
Sekhet, lioness, [22].
Sekhmet, [33].
Self-satisfaction of Egyptian religion, [11], [89].
Selk, scorpion, [26].
Senusert I., [51].
Serpent, amulet, prehistoric, [21].
---- ---- of Amenhotep III, [21].
---- at Epidaurus, [72].
---- cobra, [25-26].
Set, [34].
---- crocodile, [25].
---- ennead of Heliopolis, [80].
---- god of Asiatic invaders, [41].
---- hippopotamus, [24].
Shamanism, [3].
Sheykh Heridy, serpent, [26].
Shrewmouse, [24].
Sistrum in form of Hathor head, [60].
Sopdu, [55].
---- a mummy hawk, [25].
Soul, continues near cemetery, [12].
---- goes to Osirian Kingdom, [13].
---- journeys in sun-boat, [15].
Speos Artemidos, [22].
Sphinx represents a king, [30].
Strabo, [25].
Sumerian gods, [65].
Sutekh, [63].
Swallow, sacred, [25].
Syria, Osiris' Kingdom in, [14].
TAHUTI (see Thōth), baboon, [32].
---- god of wisdom, [22].
Ta-urt, children wear figures of, [83].
---- a foreign goddess, [62].
---- hippopotamus, [24].
Tefnut, lioness, [22].
Theology of Aryans, [4].
---- of Chinese, [4].
---- compound, [5].
---- definition of, [3].
Theology, Monotheism first stage of, [4].
---- of Semitic races, [4].
Thinis, [55].
Thōth (see Tahuti), god of writing, [32].
---- creator, [67].
---- in Osirian Kingdom, [14].
Totemism and animal-worship, [20].
Tum. See Atmu.
---- serpent, [26].
VULTURE, [25].
WITCHCRAFT, [3].
Worship of Egypt spread over the world, [90-93].