Encyclopaedia of religion and ethics, Index

ANDANIAN MYSTERIES—ANGLO-ISRABLISM
murder, iv. 255", music, ix.
5", 7", mythology, i. 469», is.
272", names, i. 469^, old age,
ix. 463», pottery, vi. SOa^',
priesthood, x. 283», 284",
puberty, ix. 273*, x. 444»,
Puluga, i. 468", vi. 247^",
ix. 272"", 273", reflexion and
sou], viii. 696", relics, x. 650",
651 », religion, i. 468"", serpent,
xi. 409", silent trade,
vi. 209", skulls, iv. 443",
vi. 536", soul, i. 468", iv.
856", vii. 406", viii. 696",
state of the dead, xi. 818",
823", storm-gods, xi. 883",
strangers, xi. 884", 888", 890",
sun and moon, viii. 49",
superstitions, i. 468"^69",
tabu, i. 469", 493", iv. 483",
484", Tarai, ix. 272", 273",
tatu, i. 469", xii. 209", 211",
theft, iv. 256", trading, vi.
205"", 209", wood-spirits, v.
685".
AUDANIAN MYSTERIES, ix. 79"".
Andarj-i-Aoinar-i-danah (Pahlavi
text), viii. 105".
Andarj-i -Afurpaf-l Mdraspanddn
-
(Pahlavi text), viii. 105".
Andarj-i-danak, Mart (Pazand
writing), viii. 105".
Andarj-i Khusrau-i-Kavatan (Pahlavi
text), viii. 105", xi. 202^".
Andaeta (Celt, bear-goddess),
iii. 296".
Andakzghas (son of Zadanfarriih),
astrology, xii. 90".
Andata.—See Andrasta.
Andeans, i. 469"-474" ; ancestorworship,
i. 471"-472", cannibalism,
i. 379", Chibchas, i.
473"-474", cloth-making, vi.
503", festivals, i. 472"",
government, i. 472"-473",
kuacas, i. 471"", human sacrifice,
i. 472", hymns of Incas,
i. 470"^71". Incas, i. 470",
oracles, i. 473", pre-Inca, i.
469"-470", priesthood, i.
472", sun-worship, i. 472",
Viracooha, i. 470"".
Andersen, Lars, hymns, vii.
30".
Andersen, Peter, hymns, vii.
30".
Anderson, Jambs, on freemasonry,
vi. 120".
Anderson, Joseph, on art
(Celtic), i. 842", 843", 844".
Anderson, R. N., on aboUtionism,
xi. 610".
Andersson, C. J., on hearth-cult
(Damara), vi. 561".
Andh, in Berar, ii. 503".
Andhaka, Andiiras (Hinayana
school), vi. 686".
Andhakala (Buddhist heU), xi.
830".
AndhahJya Devata, Asur cult, i.
180".
AndhbrI topes, ii. 557".
Andhras.—See Andhaka.
Andhra dynasty, coins, iii.
708".
Anpiyas (Saivite faqira), i. 88".
Andooides, on atimia, ii. 192"",
193", and religion, vi. 419".
Andoke (S. America), magical
stones in disease, xi. 869".
Andrade, Antonio de (Rom.
Cath. missionary), vii. .504",
viii. 714".
Andrasta, Andata (Celt,
goddess), iii. 292", xii. 692".
Andrea, Johann Valentin, and
Rosicrucian history, i. 296",
X. 856".
ANDRE.aE, James, Confessions,
iii. 848"-849".
Andreas of Crete, hymns, vii.
10"", on Conception of Mary,
vii. 165".
Andhbe, R., on art and religion,
i. 817"", on deluge, iv. 546",
547", 557", on dwarfs and
pygmies, v. 125", on S.
Amer. sculptures, i. 383".
Andrew (St.), call, i. 634", festival,
V. 850"-851".
Andrew of Byzantium, canon,
iii. 70".
Andrew of Longumeau, mission
to Mongols, viii. 709".
Andrew, Oospd of, vi. 351".
Andrewbs, Lancelot, casuistry,
iii. 245".
Andriambelomasina (Malagasy
chief), and ordeal, ix. 527".
Andrianampoinimerina (Malagasy
chief), and ordeal, ix.
527".
Andrianentoarivo (Malagasy
chief), and ordeal, ix. 527".
Andromache, lamentation, ii. 20".
Andronicus, Lrvius, drama, iv.
899", and education, v. 210"",
on fate, v. 789".
Andronicits of Rhodes (Peripatetic),
ix. 742".
Androphaoi, xi. 276".
Androutsos, on Christ's descent
to Hades, iv. 654", dogmatic
theology, vi. 432".
Andvaei (Teut. dwarf), xii. 251".
Anecho (W. Africa), twins, xii.
493".
Aneirin, Book of.—See Book of
Aneirin.
Anbiteum.—See Anaiteum.
Anektcxolemix, myth of, iii.
561".
Anerio. Felice (composer), ix.
22".
Anerio, Giovanni-Francesco
(composer), ix. 22".
Anextiomarus (Celt, god), iii.
292", 293".
Anoad, and Sikhs, xi. 507".
Angamt Naoas, ix. 123" ; food
for the dead, i. 450", funeral
rites, i. 450", head-hunting,
vi. 852", oath, vii. 743",
strangers, xi. 885", 894", trade
and hospitaUty, ii. 51", women
as envoys, xi. 894".
Angantyr and Hervoe, xi. 851",
852".
Anoas, G., on Austrahan aborigines,
ii. 244".
Angass (Nigeria), bush-soul, viii.
219"".
Angels, iv. 578"-583", 594"-
597"; adoration of, i. 117",
118", adoration of Christ by,
i. 118", in Apocalypse, viii.
661", Apocryphal, iv. 599"-
600", Armenian Zoroastrian,
i. 796"-799", in art, xii. 742",
in charms and amulets, iii.
424" (Jew.), 457"^58" (Muh.),
cherubim, iii. 512"", Christian,
iv. 578"-583", Coptic, iv.
584", cult, iv. 581"", 583",
fallen, i. 796", v. 714", festivals,
V. 849", fravashis, i.
384"-385", Hebrew, iv. 594"-
597", hierarchy, iv. 581",
Malay Peninsula, viii. 355",
Michael churches, viii. 619"-
622", Muslim, iii. 457"-458",
iv. 615"-619", Ossetes, ix.
573", in Philo, i. 311", Qabbala,
vii. 625", recording, v.
376", 391", X. 605"-606",
Samaritan, xi. 166", of the
Seven Churches, i. 637",
Thomism, xii. 324", yazatas,
i. 796"-799", Zoroastrian, i.
384"-385", 796"-799".
Angel Dancers, i. 474"-475" ;
reUgious enthusiasm, v. 320".
Angel op Death, Jewish, viii.
41", Muslim, iv. 616"-617".
Angel of Jahweh, Angel of
God, iv. 594"-595", ix. 802".
Angela of Foligno, mysticism,
ix. 97".
Anqelico (Fra), art, i. 852", San
Marco frescoes, i. 852".
'
Angelicals of S. Pa0L ' (religious
order), ii. 421".
Angelit^ (Chr. sect), xi. 319".
Angell, James Burrill, on
casuistry, iii. 245".
Angelus a S. Josepho, and
Mandffian writings, viii. 381".
Angelus Silesius (= Johann
Scheffler), hymns, vii. 29".
Ange-pate, Ange-pate pas
(Mordvin goddess), viii. 844".
Anger, i. 475"^77" ; Akiba on,
i. 276", Buddhist, u. 751",
ethical, i. 476"-477", physical,
i. 475"", psychical, i. 475"-
476", in revenge, x. 758",
759", Tolstoy on, xii. 371".
Anger (vtrath) of God, i. 477"-
482" ; Day of Wrath, i. 481"-
482", New Testament, i.
478"-479", Old Testament, i.
477"^78", reaUty of, i. 479"-
480", and sin, i. 480"^8la,
turning away of, i. 478"",
481"".
Anqerona (Rom. goddess), ix,
247".
ANGniR(Buriat earth-finding bird),
iii. 11".
Angirasbs, xii. 608", 609".
Angitia, Anagtia (Ital. deity),
vii. 458"".
Anglican Articles. — See
Articles.
Anglican Church.—See Church
OF England.
Anglican Church of Ireland,
Irish Articles, 855"-856a.
iii.
Anglican Mission College
(Bishop's College) (Calcutta),
ii. 344".
Anglo-Catholics, and casuistry,
iii. 246".
Anglo-Israblism, i. 482"-483".