Ife, a town of the gods of the Yorubas, [100]
Immortality, belief in, characterised the Jahveistic Prophets, [305]
Indians, traces of Nomadic myths among, [67–70]
Interlacing of psychological Combinations, [376]
Iokaste, the ‘Evening-glow,’ mother and wife of Oedipus, [187]
Îrân, traces of Nomadism in, [68–9]
Iranian (Persian) theological ideas influence the Hebrews in and after the Captivity, [326–9]
Irej, ancestor of the Iranians, his sufferings a type of the subjugation of his race, [258]
Isaac, the ‘Laugher,’ originally the Sun, [92–96];