# The Religion of Ancient Egypt/Index

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* AĀHHOTEP, Queen, 66.
* Abdallatif, on ruins of Memphis, 25.
* Abydos, tablet of, 38, 66.
* Achmu uretu, the stars which set, 108.
* Akerblad, 12, 16.
* Alexandria, 246.
* Amenemhāt, Instructions of, 75.
* Amenti, 130.
* Amesi, ithyphallic form of Horus, 199.
* Amon, god of Thebes, 83, 224.
* — hymns to, 224.
* — proscription of name, 42, 229.
* Ampère, 78, 247.
* Anaxandrides, 3.
* Anchiu, "the living," designation of the departed, 127.
* Angels, 158.
* — of death, 159.
* Ani, Maxims of, 76, 101, 139, 159.
* Anpu, Anubis, the Dusk, child of the Sun and of Sunset, 112, 114, 237.
* — "he has swallowed his own father," 112.
* Ansted, 51.
* Antiphanes, 3.
* Antuf, Song of, 69.
* Antuf-āa, 46.
* Apap, the dragon, Darkness, 109.
* Apis, 35, 84, 237, 238.
* Apollonios of Tyana, 7.
* Ass, supposed worship of, by Christians and Jews, 5.
* BA, steel, 131.
* Ba signifies "ram" and "soul," 239.
* Baillet, 20.
* Bechten, possessed princess of, 154.
* Bergmann, 19.
* Biot, 48.
* Birch, 10, 14, 19, 21, 45, 54, 177, 210.
* Bohlen, P. von, oh India, 29.
* Book of the Dead described, 172.
* — of the Lamentations of Isis and Nephthys, 203.
* — of glorifying Osiris, 205.
* — of the Breaths of Life, 207.
* Brahman, 99, 253.
* Brücker, 9.
* Brugsch, 19, 101, 121, 128, 178, 208, 211, 233, 239.
* Buddhism, 105.
* Bulaq Museum, 61, 66, 151.
* Bull, symbol of kings and gods, 236.
* Bunsen, 197.
* CALENDARS, 48, 81, 157.
* Canon, hieratic, of Turin, 37.
* Castes, 78.
* Cat, symbol of Light, 114, 237.
* Celibacy, 142.
* Celsus, 8.
* Chabas, 19, 21, 49, 72, 73, 76, 101, 141, 154, 157, 164, 210, 218.
* Champollion, 14.
* Champollion-Figeac, 16.
* Cher-heb, a priestly official, 132.
* "Children of inertness," 199.
* China, 124.
* Chonau, the Moon, 155, 179.
* Chu, glorified one, the dead, 132.
* Chut en Aten, 42, 229.
* Clement of Alexandria, 1.
* Cook, Canon, 20.
* Cow signifies the Sky, the Dawn and other powers, 236.
* Curtius, 95, 96, 120.
* DARKNESS, mythological forma of:
* — Apap, 109.
* — Anpu, 112.
* — Set, 115.
* — Māka, 115.
* — Crocodile, 108.
* Dawn, names of the:
* — Isis, 111.
* — Hathor, 87, 159.
* — Benenet, 160.
* — Neith, 179.
* "Death-absolute," 242.
* Decimal notation, 81.
* Deities, 83.
* Dendera, Zodiac of, 29.
* Destiny, 159.
* Devéria, 20, 209.
* Diodoros, 5, 127.
* Dreams, 155.
* Dual form of all words designating space traversed by the sun, 195.
* Dümichen, 19, 24, 49, 68, 117, 128, 164.
* EARTH, the father of gods, 111.
* — his wife, the Sky, 111.
* Ebers, 19, 211.
* Egg of Rā, 190.
* — Seb, 111.
* Eight elementary gods, 199, 232.
* Eisenlohr, 19.
* El, God, power, 98.
* Em hotep = in pace, 131.
* Enneads, 83.
* Erman, 253.
* Ethnology of Egypt, 53.
* Everlasting life, 127.
* Evil eye, 158.
* Eye, name of the sun, 187.
* FABLES of Æsop are found in Egyptian, 77.
* Fergusson on the architecture of Egypt, 124, 147.
* Firmament of steel, 131.
* Fravashis, 124, 147.
* GENEALOGIES, 46.
* Genius, 147.
* Gensler, 48.
* George, St., and the Dragon, 118.
* Gibbon, 214.
* God, true notion of, 215.
* Golden calf, 245.
* Golenischeff, 20, 101.
* Goodwin, 19, 21, 77, 164, 211.
* Goose, 111, 237.
* Grébaut, 20, 123, 162, 164, 195.
* Guizot, 153.
* Guyesse, 199, 253.
* HALL of Nut = Heaven, 190.
* — Seb = Earth, 190.
* — Maāt = the Nether world, 190.
* Harem, 79.
* Harper, Lay of the, 70.
* Hatasu, Queen (wrongly called Hashop), 41, 162.
* Hathor, many names of, 87.
* — the Dawn, 159.
* — the Fates, 159.
* — name given to beatified women, 184.
* Hawk, name of the sun, 236.
* Hearne, 142.
* Heaven, the mother of gods and wife of Earth.
* — the Hall of Nut, 190.
* Hen en āchiu, name of coffin, 128.
* Hen ka, a priestly official, 149.
* Henotheism, 217.
* Henry, Matthew, 50.
* Hermes Trismegistos, 116.
* Herodotos, 9.
* Hincks, 19, 47.
* Horns, symbols of sun or moon, 236.
* Horrack, 20, 203, 208.
* Horus, the sun in his full strength, 112.
* — blindness of, 114.
* — Eye of, 114.
* — "the Youth in Town," 245.
* — "the Lord in the Country," 245.
* Huc, 196.
* Hyksos, 44.
* Hymn to Osiris, 218.
* — Ptah, 222.
* — the Nile, 223.
* — Amon, 224, 228, 229.
* — Pantheistic, 231, 233.
* — to Hathor, 239.
* IBIS, 116, 237.
* Ideography in modern writing, 171.
* Idolatry, 149.
* [[wikt:..#Ancient_Greek|Ἱερὸς]], etymology of, 95.
* Imago, a ghost, 149.
* Inscriptions of Apis tablets, 35.
* — Canopus, 21.
* — obelisk of Philæ, 16.
* — Pasherenptah and his wife, 156.
* — Ptolemy, son of Lagos, 140.
* — Rosetta, 11.
* Isaios, 142.
* Isis, the Dawn, daughter of Earth and Sky, sister and wife of Osiris, 112.
* JABLONSKI, 9.
* Jamblichos, 213.
* Joshua, book of, 50.
* Juvenal, 4.
* KA, 135, 147.
* Kamit, the Black land, name of Egypt, 22, 202.
* King, the, as god, 161.
* Kircher, 10.
* Klaproth, 15, 16.
* LAMENTATIONS of Isis and Nephthys, 203.
* Language of Egypt, 55.
* Lauth, 19, 49, 68, 76, 101.
* Lefébure, 20, 113, 123, 202.
* Legend, 105, 106.
* Leonidas, 142.
* Lepsius, 18, 20, 88, 172, 197.
* Lieblein, 20, 47.
* Litanies of Rā, 234.
* Lucretius, 240.
* Lunar eclipses, 113.
* Lustral water, 139.
* Lyell, 52, 126 and note.
* MAĀT, 71, 119.
* Magical literature, 210.
* Maine, Sir Henry, 125.
* Māka, crocodile god, son of Set, 115.
* Manetho, 47.
* Manicheism, 145.
* Manuscripts, Egyptian, Greek, Latin and Hebrew, 169.
* Mariette, 19, 23, 35, 54, 128, 156, 237, 239.
* Marriage, 79.
* Maspero, 20, 94, 211.
* Materialism, 239.
* McLennon, 29, 30.
* Mena, 33.
* Menti, afterwards Amenti, 130.
* Mentu, a name of the sun, 88.
* Mentuhotep III., 45.
* Moira, 160.
* Monasticism, 144.
* Monogamy, 79.
* Monotheism, 89, 230.
* Moon, the measurer, 116.
* — names of: Tehuti, 116. Chonau, 155, An, 203.
* — Osiris identified with, 112, 203.
* Moral code, 71.
* Moral doctrines of the Book of the Dead, 194.
* Moses not author of Pentateuch, 49.
* — contemporary of Rameses II., 50.
* Müller, Professor Max, 99, 100, 109, 118, 142, 218, 253.
* Mykerinos, 128.
* Myth, 106.
* NAHRE-SE-CHNUMHOTEP, tomb of, 132, 134.
* Names, superstitious repetition of, 193.
* Naville, 20, 123, 199, 234.
* Neb-ānch, lord of life, name of coffin, 128.
* Neith, the Dawn, mother of the Sun, goddess of Sais, 179.
* Nemmat, infernal block, 189.
* Nephthys, the Sunset, sister of the Sun and of the Dawn, wedded to the Darkness, and mother of the Dusk, 112.
* Newman, J. H., on the notion of God, 215.
* Nile, hymn to the, 223.
* Nile mud, depth of, 51.
* Nomes, 81.
* Notation, decimal, 81.
* Nu, father of the gods, the celestial ocean, 109, 198, 199.
* Nuk pu nuk, 244.
* Nuntar, nasalized form of nutar, 96.
* Nut, goddess. Heaven, 111.
* Nutar, its meaning, 93.
* Nutar nutra = El Shaddai, 99.
* Nutra, 95.
* Nutrit, name of town, 98. Eye-ball, 98.
* "ONE of One," 90.
* Origen, 2, 241.
* Osiris, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 110, 112.
* Owen, Prof., 54.
* Oxyrinchus, 214.
* PALIN, 10.
* Pantheism, 230.
* Papyri, age of, 168.
* Paradigms, 57.
* Pasherenptah, 141, 156, 242.
* Pentaur, 59.
* Perring, 42.
* Persia, 142, 147, 151.
* Phallic emblems, imaginary, 194.
* Philo, 6.
* Philostratos, 7.
* Purret, 20, 205.
* Pietschmann, 253.
* Pignorius, 11.
* Pithom and Rameses, 38.
* Pitris, 124.
* Pleyte, 19, 210.
* Plutarch, 105, 241.
* Polygamy, 79.
* Polytheism, 85.
* Porphyry, 8, 213.
* Possession, 154.
* Pott on Proper Names, 106.
* Power, words of, 192.
* Ptah, the Opener, the Artist, 178.
* Ptah-hotep, Maxims of, 75, 100, 178.
* Pyramid, date of Great, 50.
* Pythagorean system not of Egyptian origin, 183, 246.
* RĀ, the Sun, 109.
* Ram of Mendes, 239.
* Rameses, name of, 38.
* Rameses II., great inscription at Abydos, 135.
* — prayer to Amon, 227.
* Reinisch, 9.
* Renan, 60.
* Renenet, 160.
* Revillout, 253.
* Rhind papyri, 209.
* Robiou, 20.
* Rochemonteix, 20.
* Romieu, 48.
* Rosetta inscriptions, 11.
* Rossi, 20, 57.
* Rougé, E. de, 19, 21, 40, 48, 57, 89, 94, 99, 101, 119, 172, 195, 197, 198.
* Rougé, J. de, 20.
* Royal Lists, 27, 37.
* — Abydos, 38.
* — Karnak, 37.
* — Saqāra, 37.
* SALVOLINI, 18.
* Sata, 182.
* Savages, habits of, worthless as evidence of ancient belief, 125.
* Sciaparelli, 20.
* Szedlo, 20.
* Seb, the Earth, husband of the Sky and father of gods, 110.
* — a goose so named, 111.
* Sebekhotep monuments, 44.
* Sebekhotep III., statue of, 45.
* Sechet, raging heat of the sun, 179.
* Sekenen-Rā, 93.
* Self-existenoe, 217.
* Semench-ka-Rā, statue of, 45.
* Sepulchral rites, 124.
* Set, Darkness, 84, 110, 112, 115.
* Seti I., father of Rameses II., his sarcophagus, 201.
* Shadow, 150, 152.
* Shai, the divider, Fate, 160.
* Shu, the Air, 109.
* Smer, a priestly official, 32.
* Song of King Antuf, 69.
* — of the Harper, 70.
* — of the Oxen, 130.
* Souls, 152.
* — of Rā, 164.
* Spencer, H., 64, 127, 148, 150.
* Spinoza, 234.
* Stanley on Apis tombs, 238.
* — king's divinity, 165.
* — Pyramids, 61.
* Stem, 19, 195.
* Sun, names of the:
* — Ra, 111. Osiris, 107. Horus, 112.
* — Ptah, Opener, Artist, 178.
* — Chnemu, Builder, 178.
* — Tmu, Closer, 178.
* — Chepera, Scarabaeus in his bark, 190.
* — Sebek, Crocodile, 237.
* Suten-hotep-tā, 134.
* Symbols, 135.
* TANEN, 178.
* Tebha = Typhon, 114.
* Techu, meaning of, 116.
* Tefnut, goddess, the Dew, 109, 250.
* Tehuti, Thoth, the Moon, 116, 122.
* Tehutimes III., annals of, 28.
* Tehutimes IV., dream of, 155.
* Temples, 82.
* Thoth, 116.
* Thunder, roaring of a lion, 250.
* — bellowing of a bull, 250.
* Timokles, 3.
* Tmu, or Atmu, name of the sun, 88, 198.
* Tomb, parts of an Egyptian, 128.
* Triads, world beneath the earth, 201.
* UNBU, son of Nu and Nut, name of Osiris, 111.
* Unnefer, name of Osiris, 204.
* Uranes, a celestial stream in the Tuat, 201.
* Usertsen (wrongly called Usertesen), 43.
* Valens, edict against the monks of Egypt, 214.
* Wescher, 141.
* Wiedemann, 19, 35, 209.
* Wilkinson, 67, 129.
* Xenophanes of Colophon, 3.
* Yama, 110.
* Young, 12.
* Zoega, 13.
* Zoolatry, 1, 235.