- Unconditioned, the, [29], [34], [37], [98], [100].
- Uniformity of sequence, as cause, [91], [92].
- Unknowable, the, [29], [34], [99], [100].
- Valkyria, the, [53].
- Valhalla, [259].
- Varuna, an Aryan god, [125].
- Vendidad, the, [175].
- Venereal sense, the, [64].
- Vicarious sacrifice, theory of, [222].
- Virginity, sacredness of, [69].
- Virgin Mother, the, [68].
- Volition, see [Will].
- Voluspa, the, [171].
- Wabose, Catherine, [146].
- Water, as the primitive substance, [167].
- Will, the, [16];
- of God, [38], [42];
- as a cause, [90].
- Wish, the religious, [52];
- definition of, [79].
- World, moral government of, [112];
- creation and changes, [164];
- light of the, [185].
- Xisuthrus, [170].
- Year, the Great, [169].
- Yima, reign of, [175].
- Ynglyngasaga, the, [218].
- Yocauna, a Haitian deity, [68].
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