Serpent-worship: And Other Essays, with a Chapter on Totemism

aborigines according Adam Adamites Akkad ancestor ancestor-worship ancient animal antiquity appears Aryan associated Australian belonged bride Buddhism Bunsen Cainites Chaldean character civilisation clan connected custom deity descendants Ditto divine doubt Egypt Egyptian evident existence exogamy explanation fact family group father female Forlong gens goddess gods group marriage Hamitic Hebrew Hindoo Hindu human husband idea India Kafirs kinship Kushites Lamekh latter legend Lenormant M'Lennan male mankind marriage Medes Mithra moreover mother mysterious myth mythology Naga nature Noah notion object organic origin Osiris Persian Phallic Phoenician pillar polyandry polygamy primeval primitive principle probably prostitution race recognised reference relation religion religious remarkable represented sacred says Semitic serpent serpent-worship Seth Sir Henry Rawlinson Sir John Lubbock Siva snake spirit sun-god superstition supposed symbol symbolised temples tion totem traced tradition tree tribe Turanian Typhon uncultured veneration Vritra wife wisdom wives woman women worship writers