“—— -poles,” oak-sticks charred in Easter bonfires, x. 145
—— totem, in the Mungarai tribe of Northern Australia, v. 101
Thunderbolt as emblem of the Hittite [pg 494] thunder-god, v. 134, 136;
as emblem of the Syrian, Babylonian, and Assyrian thunder-god, v. 163
Thunderbolt and ears of corn, emblem of the Syrian god Hadad, v. 163
—— of Indra, i. 269
—— Zeus, surnamed the, worshipped at Olympia and elsewhere, ii. 361
Thunderbolts, kings killed by, ii. 181;
flint implements regarded as, ii. 374;
prehistoric celts called thunderbolts, x. 14 sq.