A New System; or, an Analysis of Antient Mythology. Volume 1

Contents130 chapters

1. 01NEW SYSTEM;
2. 02OR, AN
3. 03ANALYSIS
4. 04OF
5. 05ANTIENT MYTHOLOGY:
6. 06THE THIRD EDITION. IN SIX VOLUMES. WITH A PORTRAIT AND SOME ACCOUNT OF THE AUTHOR; A VINDICATION OF THE APAMEAN MEDAL;
7. 07Observations and Inquiries relating to various Parts of Antient History;
8. 08A COMPLETE INDEX,
9. 09AND FORTY-ONE PLATES, NEATLY ENGRAVED.
10. 10VOL. I. LONDON:
11. 111807.
12. 12SOME
13. 13ACCOUNT
14. 14OF THE
15. 15LIFE AND WRITINGS
16. 16OF
17. 17JACOB BRYANT, ESQ.
18. 18INSCRIPTION
19. 19ON
20. 20MR. BRYANT'S MONUMENT,
21. 21IN
22. 22CYPENHAM CHURCH.
23. 23M—S JACOB BRYANT
24. 24PREFACE.
25. 25PREFACE
26. 26TO THE
27. 27THIRD VOLUME OF THE QUARTO EDITION,
28. 28BEGINNING AT VOL. iv. PAGE 1. IN THIS EDITION.
29. 29RADICALS.
30. 30HAM or CHAM.
31. 31CHUS.
32. 32CANAAN.
33. 33MIZRAIM.
34. 34NIMROD.
35. 35TITLES of the DEITY.
36. 36AB.
37. 37AUR, OUR, OR.
38. 38EL.
39. 39ON and EON.
40. 40AIT.
41. 41AD.
42. 42EES and IS.
43. 43SAN, SON, ZAN, ZAAN.
44. 44DI, DIO, DIS, DUS.
45. 45KUR, ΚYΡΟΣ, CURA.
46. 46COHEN, or CAHEN.
47. 47PETAH.
48. 48BEL and BAAL.
49. 49KEREN.
50. 50OPH.
51. 51AIN.
52. 52APHA, APHTHA, PTHA, PTHAS.
53. 53AST, ASTA, ESTA, HESTIA.
54. 54SHEM, SHAMEN, SHEMESH.
55. 55MACAR.
56. 56MELECH.
57. 57ANAC.
58. 58ZAR, and SAR.
59. 59UCH.
60. 60PHI.
61. 61AI.
62. 62Common Names relating to Places.
63. 63BETH.
64. 64GAU, expressed CAU, CA, and CO.
65. 65PARTICLES.
66. 66OF
67. 67ETYMOLOGY,
68. 68AS IT HAS BEEN TOO GENERALLY HANDLED.
69. 69DISSERTATION
70. 70UPON THE
71. 71HELLADIAN
72. 72AND OTHER
73. 73GRECIAN WRITERS.
74. 74SOME NECESSARY
75. 75RULES AND OBSERVATIONS
76. 76IN RESPECT TO
77. 77ETYMOLOGICAL INQUIRIES;
78. 78AND FOR
79. 79THE BETTER UNDERSTANDING THE MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE.
80. 80A
81. 81SHORT ACCOUNT
82. 82OF THE
83. 83HELLADIANS,
84. 84AND THEIR ORIGIN; In order to obviate some Objections.
85. 85A
86. 86NEW SYSTEM
87. 87OR AN
88. 88ANALYSIS
89. 89OF
90. 90ANTIENT MYTHOLOGY.
91. 91OF
92. 92ANTIENT WORSHIP,
93. 93AND OF
94. 94ETYMOLOGICAL TRUTHS
95. 95THENCE DEDUCIBLE:
96. 96EXEMPLIFIED IN THE NAMES OF CITIES, LAKES, AND RIVERS.
97. 97Pl. I. Mons Argæus Ex Numism Tyanorum et Cæsariensium
98. 98OF
99. 99WORSHIP PAID AT CAVERNS;
100. 100AND OF
101. 101THE ADORATION OF FIRE
102. 102IN THE
103. 103FIRST AGES.
104. 104Pl. II. Temple of Mithras near Naki Rustan in Persia. Also temples in the rock near the Plain of the Magi. From Le Bruyn.
105. 105Pl. III. Petra, Mithra or Temple of Mithras from Thevenot. Part 2.
106. 106OF THE
107. 107OMPHI,
108. 108AND OF
109. 109THE WORSHIP UPON HIGH PLACES.
110. 110Pl. IV. The Ship of Isis Biprora with an Ark.
111. 111Ship of Isis and Image. From Pocock's Account of Egypt. Pl. XLII.
112. 112PATOR AND PATRA.
113. 113Pl. V. Temple of Mithras Petræus in the Mountains of Persia. From Le Bruyn
114. 114AN
115. 115ACCOUNT
116. 116OF THE
117. 117GODS OF GREECE;
118. 118To shew that they were all originally one GOD, the SUN.
119. 119Notes to Volume I.
120. 120THE FULL PROJECT GUTENBERG LICENSE
121. 121"Cover"
122. 122A New System; Or, An Analysis Of Antient Mythology Vol. I.
123. 123A New System; Or, An Analysis Of Antient Mythology Vol. I.
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