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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.