Encyclopaedia of religion and ethics, Index

24 ANABOLISM-ANCBSTOR-WORSHIP
oath, is. 434=', organization,
i. 410''^11*, persecution, ix.
757''i, political views, i. 411»''',
and Scripture interpretation,
i. 410=''', Silesia, i. 409», social
and economic views, i. 411"-
412", and Sooinus, xi. 651",
and Spirit (Holy), xi. 802",
Switzerland, i. 407"-408",
Unitarianism, xii. 520*", universalism,
xii. 531", worship,
i. 411", xii. 774".
AUABOLISM, vlii. 2".
Anaoan, Anacantlos (Celt,
month), iii. 79".
Anaohaksis the Scythian, xi.
276"; fables, v. 676", on
friendship, vi. 135".
AuABATTTS ( =Ameretai;), i. 796".
Anajjvan (Hindu primeval ox),
iv. 225".
Ana-Enlila (Sumerian deity),
xii. 41".
AN.a)STHEsiA, i. 412"-413", iv.
520"".
Anagata-Buddhassa Vannana.—
See A-mgata Vamsa.
Anagata Vamsa, i. 414"" ; on
Buddhism, ii. 885".
Anagnini, removing one shoe, xi.
476".
AuAaBAM, X. 766".
Anaqba Raocha (Iran, heaven),
xi. 847".
Anaotia (=Angitia), vii. 458".
Anagykos (Gr. hero), vi. 655".
Anahita, i. 414"-415", 797", vi.
293"", ix. 244" ; Achsemenian,
i. 70", 72", vi. 293", Armenian,
i. 415", 796", 797"", Avestan,
vi. 293", in Behistiin inscriptions,
ii. 450", and birth, ii.
660", festival, i. 797", Yaski
v., i. 209", 414", ii. 269".
AnIhtiao, crimes and punishments,
vii. 815", Toltecs, xii.
374"-375a.
Anaiteum (New Hebrides), abode
of the blest, ii. 683", disposal
of the dead, ix. 354", incision,
ix. 355", language, ix. 353",
religion, ix. 353", sun and
moon worship, ix. 353".
Anaitis, Auta ( = Anahita),
Armenian cult, i. 796",
Egyptian cult, v. 250",
phallism, ix. 820", temple at
Kangavar, i. 762"-763".
'AnaK (Adam's daughter), magic,
iii. 457".
Anakim, vi. 192".
Anal (=Agni), ii. 804".
Analects (Confucian), iv. 12", 18",
viii. 90" ; on education, v.
184", 185", on filial piety,
V. 732", on hospitaUty, vi.
803", on old age, ix. 468",
philosophy, ix. 854"", on
purification, x. 472", on
tithes, xii. 347", on wisdom,
xii. 744", on worship, vi.
273".
Analecta Bollaridiana, on saints
(Christian), xi. 58".
Analogy, i. 415"-419", vii. 282"
Jewish, viii. 627", in logic,
i. 415"—416", and metaphor,
i. 417"—418", and personifiqation
(Egyptian), ix. 787"-788",
primitive, ix. 844", and religious
vocabulary, i. 416"",
and teleology, xii. 229"",
and theology, i. 416"-419",
in Trinity doctrine, xii. 460"".
Analogy (Butler), iii. 49"-50"
on future hfe, iii. 49", on
redemption, iii. 49"-50", on
revelation, iii. 49"-50".
Analytic (Kant), on time, xii.
344".
Anamaka (Persian month), iii.
128"".
ANAM-M:fiLEK (=Melek), i. 390",
391".
Anamnesis (Eucharist), vii. 410".
'Anan b. David, vii. 662"-663",
664" ; calendar, iii. 118"-119".
Ananda, i. 419", V. 253" ; and
Buddha, ii. 883", 883"-884",
on egoism, v. 235", images,
vii. 125", temple, iii. 43",
worship, xi. 50".
Ananda-bhaibavi, and S^ktism,
xi. 93".
Anandaoiei, on KapaHka, i. 210",
xi. 93", on Sahkaraoharya,
xi. 93", 186".
Ananda Swaetjp (Radha Soami
guru), X. 659".
Anandatietha.—See Madhva.
Ananga (=Kama), ii. 808".
Anania of Shibak, i. 794"
calendar (Armen.), iii. 71", on
fire (Armen.), i. 796"", on
moon (Armen.), i. 797".
Ananias and Sapphika, iv. 716".
'Ananites (^^araites), vii. 662",
663", 665", 668".
Anantananda (disciple of
Ramananda), x. 570", 571".
Ananta Padmanabha (=Vi?nu),
Travancore cult, xii. 442".
Anant Chatjdas (Hin. festival),
ii. 561", xi. 418".
Anaoraka (Easter Island platform),
V. 132".
Anaphoka, X. 178", 179".
Anaphora (Egyptian), on invocation,
vii. 410".
Anaphora of our Lord (Abyssinian),
intercession, vii. 386",
388", invocation, vii. 408",
411"" 412".
ASar (Brahm. Cham Tuesday),
iii. 113".
Anabajapoora. — See
Anitea-
DHAPURA.
Anarchism, i. 421"-423".
Anarchy, Anarchism, i. 419"-
423" ; Bakunin, i. 421"", and
emancipation, v. 276",
Kropotkin, i. 422"-423",
Marx, i. 421", Netschajeff, i.
421 "-422", Proudhon, i. 420".
An ASA (=Dasyu), ix. 581".
Anastasi Papyrus, on children
(Egyptian), iii. 535"-536",
hymn to the Nile, vii. 39".
Anastasius (emperor), and Monophysitism,
viii. 813", 814"".
Anastasius (presbyter), Nestorianism,
ix. 324".
'Anath, 'Anat (Sem. goddess),
xii. 703" ; and Anahita, i.
414", Canaanite, ui. 182"",
Phoenician, ix. 892".
Anathema, iv. 372", 717"; against
animals, v. 629", against
Arianism, i. 784"".
Anatiwa (Brazil demon), ii. 838".
Anatolia, ii. 120" ; mountainworship,
viii. 867", pastoral
people, ix. 663", Phrygians,
ix. 900"-911", religion, ix.
900"-9U", Turkomans, xii.
481", Turks, xu. 481"". See
also Phrygians for subdivisions.
Anatolius, Paschal canon, iii.
89".
Anatomy, ii. 622"; Hindu, ii.
773"-774".
Anatta-lakkhana Sutta, on vimvMi,
viii. 772".
Anatu.—See Anttt.
Anaweahta (Burmese king), ui.
38" ; and Buddhism, iii. 39",
and Tiffli-worship, iii. 21", and
serpent-worship, iii. 36".
Anaxagoeas, i. 423"-424", xi.
665"-666» ; on sether, i. 155"",
aetiology, i. 156", xii. 216"",
allegorism, i. 310", 328",
cosmogony, iv. 149", 561",
562", viii. 597", dualism, v.
100", 107"-108", ix. 615", and
infinity, vii. 283", Logos, viii.
134", metaphysics, viii. 697",
Nous, i. 156", 423", 424"",
iv. 562", V. 108", ix. 615",
860", xii. 216"", philosophy,
ix. 860", reason, x. 593"-
594", teleology, i. 156", xii.
216"".
Anaximander, vii. 414", 415"-
416"; cosmogony, iv. 561 ",
and infinity, vii. 283", on
justice, X. 802", on life, I 25",
pantheism, ix. 614".
Anaximenes, vii. 414", 416"-
417"; on fortune, vi. 95",
pantheism, ix. 614".
Anaziutule (Carib month), iii.
69".
Anbahbbb (Omaha historian), on
smoking as propitiation, xi.
633".
Anoestoes, Aleutian, i. 305",
Australian, i. 298"", Chinese,
iii. 729"", eponymous, ix.
801" (Sem.), fravashis, viii.
117"", Indian, vi. 659"-660",
Iranian, viii. 117"", oracular,
i. 428"-429", reincarnation, i.
429"-430", Semitic, ix. 801"
as snakes, xi. 416".
Ancestoe theoey of eblioion,
i. 427"^a8", ii. 12".
Ancestoe-woeship, i. 425"-467",
536" ; 29", Abj*.
Abipones, i.
sinian, i. 56"", 57", ^gean,
i. 146"-147", African, i. 163"-
164", 426"-432" (passim), ii.
355"-361", ix. 288", 289",
Agaria, i. 180", Ainu, i. 245"-
246", Akhas, iii. 24", American,
i. 426"^32" (passim),
433"-437", Ammonite, i. 392",
and art, i. 826", Aryan, ii.
16"-31", 60", Asur, ii. 158"-
i. 159", Austrahan, 426",
429"", ii. 247", ii.
Awemba,
359", Babylonian, i. 437"-
440", Baganda, u. 357",