Kiyyûn (Chiun), the star, worship of, by the Hebrews, [220]
Kuhn’s Herabkunft des Feuers reviewed by Steinthal, [363]
Kulyatu, Solar hero of the Voguls and author of Civilisation, [207]
Kutub al-awâʾil, ‘Libri Principiorum,’ [212]
Ḳuzaḥ, Semitic (Arabic) Cloud-god, [73–4], [423]
Lamb, white (a Cloud), adored by the Arabs, [223]
Lamech. See [Lemech]
Laughter, words denoting, originally meant to ‘shine bright,’ [93];
of the morning or the sun and the stars, [94–6]
Leah, the ‘Weary,’ is the Night when the sun is weary, [162]