Oannes, the Sun, in the Assyrian and Babylonian mythology, Hero of Civilisation, [214–5], [224]
Oedipus, Solar hero, his story, [187]
Olave, Saint, succeeds to the office of Thor in pursuing and destroying giants, [431]
ʿOmar, Chalif, approves of the Bedâwî, [82]
Opener, frequent designation of the Sun, [97–8]
Origins, legends of, [211–3]
Orpheus, son of the Sun, author of Civilisation, [208]
Osterhase (Easter Hare) indicates the swiftness of the goddess Ostara, the Sun, [118]
Participle passive used for active in Hebrew, [350–1]