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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Spanish, Italian, French, words common to, 105. Sparrman, on Hottentot belief," 277. Speech and race once identical, 238. Spencer, Herbert, on the views of mythologists, 289.
his own views on mythology, 290. his imaginary myth, 291. Spiegel, Prof., his translation of the Yagna, 166, 167.
Spirit, 90, 104.
of the earth in China, 128. Spirits of the departed, worshipped in China, 127.
of the departed worshipped among the Turanian tribes, 130: of nature worshipped among Turanian races, 130. departed, looked on as mischiev
INDEX.
ous, 141..
Sprenger, Life of Mahommed, 56
note.
on Alilat, 114 note.
Statistics on Vedic Literature, Mair's, 247
Strabo, mentions Atargat's, 116. Strauss, von, translation of the Taote-king, 62 note.
Strong, the, 91. Suahili dialect, 239Sufism, 18.
Sugata, religion of, 173. Sumanís, a Sind sect, 226 note. -Samana, Sramana, 236 note. Sumerian deciphermenta, 121. -discoveries, 121.
gods, M. Guyard on, 122. Sun, worship of, 115.
as the eye of Zeus, 193. -story of in Egyptian mythology,
205.
-god in Mangaia, 255Sunnis, the, 222. Superstition, 7.
Supreme God in Africa, 65. -Ruler or Supreme Emperor, 261. Spirit of Mongols called Tengri, 135 note.
Sarya, the sun, 162. Sutledge on Satadru, 155. Satras or Siddhantas, 61. Syncellus, the, 36, 37Syriac, 124. Syrjanes, 133.
T, as a feminine suffix, 240. Ta, great, Chinese, 128. Tachard, Father, on the Khoi-khoi religion, 281. Tadcbejos, 139. -haltia, shin, 140.
Tafsir i Akbarí, the, 219. Tahitian, name for Hades, 255Taic speech, 95.
125.
Taif, temple of, IT3.
destroyed by Mohammed, 113. Tájak, work on Astronomy, 218. Tájul árifín, crown of the Cúfís, 228. Taladeth, 38 note. Talmud, 18.
-meaning of Shed in the, 118. Tanrikh, the Muntakhab at, 209. Tamdu, 38 note. Tamulic speech, 95.
125.
Tanásukh, transmigration of souls, 226.
Tangara, Yakute, 136.
means sky and god, 136.
- means saints, among the Siberian Christians, 136. -Yakute and Tien, Chinese, 137. Tangri, Hunnish, Teng-ri, Mongolian, Tien, Chinese, 136. Tangli-kutu (tchen-ju), name for leader among the Huns, 136. means Son of Heaven, 136. Tanit, the face of Baal, 116. Tantras, 58.
Tao-sse, their image of Shang-ti, 128 note.
Tao-te-king, the, 55, 56, 62, 62 note. Tasmanians, 292.
Tatars, 126, 129. Tataric speech, 95-tribes, 130. Tate Mukuru, 45 note.