Human sacrifices, [290].
Hwang-Ti, Chinese Emperor and god, [277].
Iliad, The, Bird and serpent myth in, [71].
Incense, beliefs connected with, [142].
India, Babylonian legend in, [100];
birds carry souls in, [128];
Brahmanic doctrines and Taoism, [303];
Ganges as river of life, [121];
Chinese and Brahmanic ascetics, [320];
Chinese belief in transmigration, from, [240];
Chinese First Age perfect as in, [276];
Taoism and doctrines of, [276];
Cosmic Egg in, [348];
Egyptian furnace in, [208];
Egyptian myths in, [74];
Emperor Yu and Indra, [284];
Garudas and Babylonian eagle god, [70];
goat of fire god of, [183];
Indra and Chinese Pʼan Ku, [262];
Indra and Chinese Eastern Dragon, [238], [239];
Indra and Chinese Shang-ti, [272];
Indra and Susa-no-wo of Japan, [363];
Indra as man in the moon, [146];
influence of, in Southern China, [21], [22];
Japanese dragons and the Nagas, [344];
Karna and Chinese Wu, [288];
Karna born from mother’s ear, [300];
Karna myth in Japan, [351];
Karna story and Japanese, [156];
long voyage by mariners of, [34];
metal symbolism in Creation Myth, [38];
metal symbolism of, [37], [38];
Milky Way as source of Ganges, [111];
Mount Meru as “world spine”, [137];
Mungoose displaces Secretary Bird in, [73], [74];
Chinese dragons and the Nagas, [69];
Phœnician colonies in, [30];
Purusha myth and Chinese Pʼan Ku, [265];
Tama and Japanese Yomi, [357].
Indonesia, Japanese wani and, [355]. [[396]]
Indra, as man in the moon, [146].
Iranians, as mediators between West and East, [294].
Ireland, apple-land Paradise, [124];
calling back souls in, [241];
salmon as dragon in, [77];
star myth of, and Chinese, [281], [282].