adored the Serpent in the Desert, [226];
adopted the Solar religion of Canaan, [227], [240–2];
their history begins with the conquest of Canaan, [232];
remained Nomads some time after leaving Egypt, [232];
abandoned Nomadism on passing the Jordan, [233];
took social and political institutions from the Phenicians, [242];
forgot the fact of their original polytheism and set
back the origin of Jahveism to Abraham or even Adam, [433];
compared but did not identify heroes with the Sun, [443]
Hebron, legends of the Patriarchs localised at, [278–80];