Orpheus: A General History of Religions

Ahura Mazda ancient animals Apostles attributed Avesta Babylonian became believed Bible bishops Buddhism bull burnt Cæsar called Catholic Catholicism Celts Christ Christian civilisation clergy condemned Council Cultes dead death divine doctrine Druids earth Egypt Egyptian eighteenth century Elohim Emperor Empire Epistles faith festival fetiches forms of worship France French Gaul German Gnostics goddess gods Gospel Greece Greek Hauck heaven Hebrew Holy human idea images India influence Inquisition inspired Jansenists Jerusalem Jesuits Jesus Jewish Jews Judaism king legend Loisy Luke magic Manichæans Max Müller Mithra Mithraism monks moral Moses Musulmans mystic mythology myths origin Orphism pagan papacy Paul period persecution Persian Pius Pope preached priests primitive prophet Protestants recognised Reformation Reinach religion religious rites ritual Roman Church Rome sacred sacrifices sect Slavs souls spirit spite supposed survival Syria taboo Tacitus temples texts Thamuz thou tion totemism tree tribes Voltaire