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292 THE ORIENTAL RELIGIONS.
Doliche, 113, 147.
Dolichenus, Jupiter, 25, 113, 116,
148, 249 n. 47.
Domitian, 38, 84, 85.
Domus aeterna, 240 n. 91. See
also "Heaven" and "Souls."
Druidism, 20.
Dualism, Persian, xxi, 142, 151,
159. 199, 210.
Dusares, in.
Easter, xviii, 70.
Egypt, 73ff., ii2f.; Astrology in,
251 n. 56; Magi in, 139; Magic
in, 279 n. 69.
Egyptian mysteries, Ethics of, 90.
Elagabal, 114, 116.
Elementa, 206.
Elephantine, 256 n. 69.
Elysian Fields, 126. See also
"Souls."
Emesa, 112; Baal of, 114.
Emotion in Oriental religions, 30,
34-
Emperors, Worship of, 22.
End of the world, 138, 209. See also
"Eschatology."
England, Inscription in, 112, 132.
Epicureans, 203.
Epicurus, 90.
Epona, 25.
Erasmus, 204.
Eros, Harpocrates and, 90.
Eryx, Mount, 118.
Eschatology, 199. See also "Im
mortality."
Eshmoun, ^sculapius and, 21.
Ethics of Egyptian mysteries, 90;
of Mithraism, 199; Persian, 154.
See also "Morality."
Eugene, 282 n. 9.
Evil principle deified, 152.
Expiatio, 40.
Faith, Reason and, 169, 194;
Union of science and, 32, 34.
Farnell, xiii.
Fatalism, i79ff., 276 n. 54; of
Tiberius, 164.
Fautori imperil sui, 150..
Feasts, 44, 48; Liturgic, 64; LN
cred, 59, 68, 151, 208; Fish t"
sacred, 246 n. 37.
Fetichism, 51, 127, 131, 210.
Firdusi, 160.
Fire, Sacred, 137; Universe to fe . ;
destroyed by, 177, 210.
Firmicus Maternus, 15, 181, a"
205, 282 n. 7, 286 n. 23.
Fish, 117, 245 n. 36, 246 n. J.
Sacred, 40.
Flagellations, 40, 56, 104, 222 t
Flavians, 140.
Formulas as sources, n, 216 n. il
Foucart, 48, 76.
Fraternity, 156. See "BrotM
hoods."
Frazer, xiii.
Future life, Notions of, 37, 3!
43; retribution in Egypt, 91
See also "Death" and "Immol
tality."
Galatia, Magi in, 139.
Galerius, 136, 141, 150.
Galli, 50, 52, 70, 1 06, 208, 2\
n. 31.
Gallipoli, 237 n. 77.
Gaul, Cybele in, 57; Influence t
Orient in, 9, 216 n. 12; Syriar
in, io8f.
Gayomart, 227 n. 32.
Germany, 112.
Gnosis, 33.
Gnostic hymns, 217 n. 14; sect!
233 n. 41.
Gnosticism, 196.
God, Pagan conceptions of, 20;
284 n. 19.
Goethe on the Brocken, 274 n. 41
Gontrand, 108.
Good Friday, 71, 228 n. 42.
Great Mother, ix, x, xviii, 30, 46ff
148, 197, 201, 2osf.
Greece, Cybele in, 57; Isis in, 75
80, 230 n. 8.
Greek influence in Alexandrii
75f.; philosophy, Dualism ii
152; religion, 30, 31, 33-
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