ETYMOLOGY.

Abl, Hal, Healle, [19]
Au, Aux, Awy, ibid
As, Ata, Atys, [100]
Atlas, [9]
Apher, [77]
Avim, Hevæus, [81], [98]
Athamanes, [71]
Belenus, Baal, Bel, Belus, [100]
Bratanac, [77]
Beth, [5]
Canopus, [94], [96]
Cnephtha, [93]
Cronius, [97]
Cneph, [92]
Cromlechen, [49]
Dionysus, [11], [98]
Efi, [100]
Esar-haddon, ibid.
Elohim, [71]
Elagabalus, [24]
Gilgal, [11]
Genessa, Geneva, Gnaphalus, Gnavus, [96]
Gable, Gaveloc, [9], [24], [29]
Hesus, [100]
Har, [67]
Hakpen, [16], [31], [32], [75], [76]
Hycsi, [71], [78]
Javelin, [9], [24], [25]
Kibla, ibid.
Kist-vaen, [12], [49]
Knave, Knap, [96]
Kneph, [62]
Magus, [38], [55], [69]
Neptune, [94]
Nebula, Nebulo, [96]
Nahas, [67]
Nesi, [72]
Ogmius, [73]
Parnassus, Larnassus, [67]
Ptha, [62], [93]
Rhwl drwyg, [11], [12]
Rhode, Rod, [97]
Sarsens, [16], [48]
Sarephtha, [82]
Scianach, [97]
Taramis, Thoth, [101]
Themis, [67]
Titans, [71]
Tempe, Temple, [7], [25]
Knowledge of the nature of the deity, the most valuable, [7], [85], [90], [100]
Of divine geniture, a metaphysical discourse, [49], [50], [85], [99]
Of divine procession, [100]
This doctrine is discoverable by reason, [85], [99], [100]
The Druids came from Phœnicia, [38], [42], [51], [73], [78]
The Druids were not idolaters, preface, [24], [51], [85]
They were a great and learned people, [38], [49], [76]
They were disciples of Abraham, [5], [35], [73], [74], [76], [85]
Of the patriarchal religion, [11], [37], [51], [55], [62], [69], [85], [102]
They observ’d the sabbath, [6], [35]
A proof that the patriarchs observ’d the sabbath, [68]
Tithe paid by the patriarchs, [68]
Baptism and sponsors in the patriarchal religion, [76]
The Druids built our temples of stones untouch’d of tool, [20], [21], [39]
Groves not their only temples, [5]
They bore a celt on a staff ordinarily, [27]
Abaris a hyperborean Druid, [96]
Chyndonax a gallic arch-druid, [49]
They believ’d a future state, and resurrection of the body, [13], [40], [41], [46], [82]
They knew Messiah was to be born at the end of the year, [72]
The yule festival then, [76]
They knew the mysterious nature of the deity, [6], [7], [9], [90]
As the patriarchs, the ancient priests and philosophers, [4], [6], [9], [85], [89], [94], [100]
They believ’d the unity of the divine nature, [100]
All this deducible from reason, [6], [85], [100]
They had knowledge of the cross, [101]
They knew alphabet-writing, [56]
Notions of the magic of the Druids, [21], [38], [69]
Druid houses, [12], [27], [47], [48], [94]
Druid celt or hatchet, [27]
Sharp flints, [33]

FINIS.

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