represented by Mexican dance, [59];
the four-spoked wheel of Shamash in Babylonia and Assyria, [332], [356], [365];
symbol of axial rotation and time in Old World, [500];
associated with pole-star in Japan, [501];
use of, known in Japan and China from the earliest times, [501-502];
in Scandinavia, [502];
first religions and their royal symbol—possibly evolved from the stone fire socket, [503] (see [Axial Rotation]).
Wheelwright, E. M., [514], [515].