Introduction to the science of religion : four lectures delivered at the Royal Institution in February and May, 1870 / by F. Max Müller.

  • Müller, F. Max (Friedrich Max), 1823-1900.
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1882
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    Georgius the Syncellus, 36. Gerard Douw, 237. German philosophers, their specu- lations, 83. — High and Low, 20t. Germany, forests of, 106. Gihon, the, 244, Gill's Myths and Songs from the South Pacific, 248, 259. rXavKWTTis, 49. Glossology, 147. 6r?lataputra, (^?latWputra, or G^?7ati- putra, 61. Gnosticism, 64 note. Goa missionaries, their visit to Ak- bar, 213 note. Goab-goa, to walk, 295. — the day, 295. God in History, 92. — in Nature, 93. God, word for in Zulu, 44 note. — Zeus and deus, 197, 198. — Chinese name for, 260 sq. Goethe's saying on languages, 12. — paradox, 12. Good and evil, 92. — battle between, 169. Good in ancient religions, 154. Gospel of the infancy of Christ, 212 note. Grammaire generale, 71. Grammar, a conventional agree- ment, 10. Granth, the, 59, Great Imam Hanlfah, 223. Great Name, the, 215 note. Greece, triumphs of, 149. Greek people, 85, Greek, 104, 124. — and Sanskrit, coincidences be- tween, 127. — and Roman writers, exalted sen- timents of, 177. — Latin, Sanskrit, doubtful mean- ing of many words, 278. Grimm, Jacob, on High and Low dialects, 10, 147, 201. Growth and decay, dialectic, ?oi. Gurjis, 235. Gurub, thunder, from gu, 297. Guyard, M., on the Sumerian and Accadian gods, 122. HABESH, 242. Habobe tribe, 284. — name, 286. Hades of Mangaia, 255. — Tahitian name for, 255. — New Zealand name for, 255. Hadls or tradition, 220. Hackel, 238. ha-JEl, III. Hahn, Dr., 98, 182, 245. — on South African tribes, 275. — conversation with an old Nama- qua, 283. — value of his book to scholars, 297. Hijl Ibrjlhlm of Sirhind, 217, 217 note. — his views of marriage, 223. Hakim Abulfath, 224. — Humayun, 224. Hakims, 213. Hallelu-jah, 120. Haltia, among the Finns, 140. Haltia, tadebcjo. Shin, the genius, 140. Hamitic zone of African languages, 239- — akin to Africa, 239. •—• family, 240. — and Bantu families, 240. Hammurabi, the Accadian king, 122. Haribans, or Life of Krishna, 218. Harvey Islanders, 253. Haug, Prof., translation of the Ya9na, 166, 167. Hausa dialect, 239. — language, 241. — really Hamitic, 241. Hawai'i, name for Hades in Tahi- tian, 255. Hawaiki, Hades in New Zealand, 255- Heaven and earth, 92. — as the father and mother of all things, 128.