INDEX.
- African buildingmasters, 214
- Akkadians, 26
- Alexander, a false prophet, 124 sqq.;
- Amenhotep IV., reformer of Egyptian religion, 17
- Angekoks, 36
- Animals and trees as gods, 11
- Aphrodite Urania, and Aphrodite Pandemos, 40
- Apis, sacred bull of Memphis, 14
- Apollonius of Tyana, heathen saint, mystic, and thaumaturge, 117 sqq.;
- Areoi among the Society Islanders, 37
- Aristeas, mysterious personage, his death and sundry reappearances, 89 sqq.
- Asiatic Brethren, 214
- Baal, 27
- Babylonian religion, 26 sqq.
- Bacchanalia in Rome, Livy’s narrative, 62 sqq.
- Bible translated into Greek, 93
- Book of the Dead, 19, 24
- Brahma, soul of the universe, 35
- Brahmans, 33
- Brethren of the Cross, 215
- Buddha, Buddhists, 33 sqq.
- Chaldaea, 26;
- Chaldee astrology, 28
- Chimaera, 40
- Christianism an inevitable development of Hellenic mysteries, Hellenic philosophies, and Jewish religion, 99;
- Chuenaten, reformer of Egyptian religion, 17
- Clermont Chapter, 202
- Comic secret societies, 203 sqq.;
- Cretan mysteries, 59
- Cuneiform writing, 28
- Cybele or Rhea, her mysteries, 65 sqq.;
- antics of her devotees, 67
- Daemons, Chaldaean, 27
- Dead, realm of the, 18;
- judgment of the, 20
- Death, existence after, with Osiris, 19
- Demeter, 49 sqq.
- Demotic writing, 23
- Devils unknown to the Hellenes, 40
- Diodorus on Egyptian mysteries, 22
- Dionysiac mysteries. 60 sqq.;
- Druids, 234
- Duk-Duk, 37
- Egypt, 9 sqq.;
- Egyptian gods: Shu, Set, Thot, Nunu, Tum, Horos Re, Isis, Osiris, Neit, Ptah, Amon, Hathor, Harmachis, 13 sqq.
- Eleusinian mysteries, 49 sqq.;
- Essenes, a Palestinian order or sect of puritans, 94 sqq.;
- Evergetes, league of, 227
- Femgerichte of Westphalia, 147 sqq.;
- Fire Worship, 33
- Foresters, 236
- Freemasonry, 178 sqq.;
- grew out of the Stonemasons’ organization, 180;
- first grand lodge instituted 1717, ib.;
- recognizes human brotherhood regardless of race or creed, 181:
- institution of the three degrees, 182;
- diffusion of the order, 183;
- its aims, 184;
- signs, ritual, symbols, 186;
- grand and particular lodges, 187;
- women not admitted to the lodge, 190;
- Freemasonry in the French revolution, 228 sqq.
- German Union of the XXII, 226
- Gods, animals and plants as, 11;
- Graces, Fates, Furies, 8
- Grecian religion, 38 sqq.;
- Greek initiates of Egyptian mysteries, 21
- Gugomos, a mysterious personage, 209
- Heaven and Earth as gods, 7
- Hellenic mysteries, 45 sqq.;
- Herodotus on the great Labyrinth, 18;
- on Egyptian mysteries, 26
- Hieroglyphs, 23
- Hierophant, 51
- “High Degrees,” 195 sqq.;
- Royal Arch, 199;
- mythic descent from Templarism, 200;
- Scottish (or Saint Andrew’s) degrees, 201;
- peddling high degrees, 203;
- Lernais (Marquis), Rosa (Phil. Sam.), 204;
- the new Templarism in Germany, ib.;
- Strict Observance, 205 sqq.;
- fantastic titles, “Knight of the Cockchafer,” etc., 206;
- John Aug. Stark invents clerical Templarism, 207;
- Gugomos traces the high degrees back to Moses, 209
- Hiram myth, 199, 202, 215
- Hund, Baron von, a Don Quixote, 203 sqq.
- Iacchos, 50
- Illuminati, 216 sqq.
- Imitations of ancient mystic leagues, 232 sqq.;
- Holy Order of Sophisians, 232;
- Order of Misraim, Order of Memphis, ib.
- Initiates, 5;
- initiation into Egyptian mysteries, 22
- Isis, 14
- Istar, Chaldaean goddess, her descent into the infernal realm, 31
- Jasios, son of Zeus, inventor of husbandry, 90
- Jesus, his personality, teaching, pretensions, miracles, 102 sqq.
- “Johnson, Baron,” a swindler, 204
- Judaism and Hellenism, 91 sqq.;
- exchange of ideas between Jews and Hellenes, its effects, 93
- Kings and queens, deceased, made gods, 17
- Klobbergoll, 37
- Knigge, Baron Adolf von, founder of Illuminism, 21;
- apostatizes, 225
- Knights Templar, 129 sqq.;
- Labyrinth at Crocodilopolis, 18
- Lernais, an apostle of fraud, 204
- Lodge of Unity at Frankfort faithful to genuine freemasonry, 206
- “Lost God,” the, 46
- Lycurgus in Egypt, 21
- Man rivaling Deity, 2
- Mithras worship imported from Persia into Rome, 68;
- Mysteries, invention of, 3;
- of Egypt included Monotheism, 23
- Mythology of natural phenomena, 8
- Natural forces worshiped, 6
- New Testament, 110 sqq.;
- Joannine gospel a product of the Alexandrine school, 113
- Nile, maker of Egypt, 9
- Nirvana, 2
- Orpheus in Egypt, 22
- Orphic societies, 84 sqq.;
- Osiris, mysteries of, 14
- Pantheism of Brahmans, 34
- Persephone, rape of, 49
- Persian religion, 32 sqq.
- Philo, Hellenist Jewish philosopher, 94
- Plato in Egypt, 22
- Plutarch on Egyptian religion, 24
- Pluto, 7
- Poseidon, 7
- Priests, ancient, their oeconomy of religious truths, 8
- Priests of Assyria and Babylonia, 28
- Pythagoras, 72 sqq.;
- Re, Egyptian supreme god, 16
- Religious ideas, origin of, 5
- Riddle of existence, 2
- Rosa, Philip Samuel, promoter of the “High Degrees” fraud, 204
- Rosicrucianism, 174 sqq.;
- Rosicrucianism, the new, 211 sqq.
- Sabazius: see “Mithras.”
- Sais, image at, 1
- Samothrace, mysteries of, 57 sqq.;
- Cabiri, ib.;
- phallic worship, 58;
- the initiation, ib.
- Satyrs, 40
- Schrepfer, founder of the new Rosicrucianism, 212
- Schubart, John Christian, promoter of the “High Degrees” fraud, 206
- Secret Leagues among savages, 36
- Secret Societies, miscellaneous:
- Shamanism, 26
- Siva, 35
- Solomonic Legend, 174, 199;
- see “Hiram Myth,” and “High Degrees.”
- Solon in Egypt, 22
- Sorcery among savages, 36
- Sphinxes, 15
- Spirit, soul, and body, 18
- Stark, promoter of the High Degrees delusion, 207
- Stonemasons’ lodges, 166 sqq.;
- Strict Observance, 207 sqq.
- Stuart, Charles Edward, 207
- Sumerians, 26
- Sun and moon as gods, 7
- Swedish rite, 210
- Templarism and Freemasonry, 201, 233;
- see “High Degrees.”
- Vishnu, 35
- Weishaupt, Adam, father of Illuminism, 216 sqq.
- Zarathustrotema, 32
- Zoroaster, 32 sqq.
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