Introduction to the Science of Religion

SR No.: 011135
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Max Muller
Publisher: Longmans Green and Compny London
Publication Year: 1882
Total Pages: 346
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 31 MB

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INDEX.
Baal-shamên of Palmyrenian inscrip- | Basedow, on religious tolerance, 6 tions, 115.
note. Baalim, 115.
Basutos, Cathcart's battle with the, Baalt, female, 115.
183. Baaltis the Phoenician, 115.
Beelsamên of Pbilo, 115. – as a female power, 116.
Be good, my boy,' 154. same as Mylitta, 116
Behistún inscriptions, I2I. Babel, 244
-- mountain records of, 165. Bab-il, III.
Beja dialects, 239. Babylon, 110.
Bejas, 242. - temples of, 149.
Bel or Baal, 114. --civilized by Kushite colonists, 244. - the god, 122, 266. Babylonian religion, 35, 36.
Belief in a supreme spirit in the - inscriptions, IIO.
Turanian nations, 129. 3 - worship of Bel or Baal, 113. Belus, 38. - inscriptions, Ishtar of the, 116. -- Zeus and Aramazd, 38. - and Accadian researches, I2I- - god of the Babylonians, 205. 122.
Berber dialect, 98. - discoveries, 121.
-tribes, 242. - civilization is Egyptian, 244. Berosus, 35, 36. Bactra, Balkh, 166.
Beth-el, III. Bactrus, 166.
Betit Um-Uruk, 37 note. Badáоní, the orthodox, 187.
Bhagavat, 267. - author of the Muntakhab, 209. Bhagavata-Purâna, 256. his translation of the History of BhJtiya speech, 95. Kashmír, 218.
Bible, number of letters in, 60. - his opinion of Abulfazl, 218. - stories told in Polynesia, 254. - and the 'Ulamás, 221.
Biltu, the Assyrian, 115. Bagirmi dialect, 239.
Bir Baş, 224, 230, 232, 234. Bairat inscriptions, 23 note.
- on the worship of the sun, 230. Bait Ghumdån or Venus, 117. Bishn, 227. Balkh, Bactra, 166.
Bishop of Gloucester on the Science Banier, Abbé, his view of the irra- of Religion, 8 note.
tional in mythology, 288. Bismilláh etc., the formula, 230. Bântu dialects, 98.
Bleek, Dr., on African languages, -tribes, 182.
40, 42, 182. — family of languages the aboriginal Blochmann, translation of the Ain
nucleus of African speech, 239. i Akbari, 109. -- and Hamitic families, grammati
Blue Nile, 243. cal features of, 240.
Body, 90. - derived from Hamitic and Semitic Bog, Russian 'god,' 132 note. contact, 240.
Bombay, Parsis of, 165. - no gender in, 240.
Bone, meaning of in Hebrew, 34. Barca dialect, 239.
in Sanskrit, 34. Bari dialect, 239.
Bongo dialect, 239. Bargamus, 115 note.
Book religions, 52, 53. - mentioned by Moses of Chorene, Boone, Bishop, 261. 115 note.
Bopp, 10, 147 Barth, Dr., taken as a god by the - Comparative Grammar, 17. Fulahs, 294.
Bounty, mutineers of the, 254.