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B. Date of the belief in the Pole Star parent-god

36-40

CHAPTER III. THE YEAR OF THREE SEASONS AND

FIVE-DAY WEEKS RULED BY ORION

THE DEER-SUN-GOD

A. Progress of the Northern emigration of the

Indian founders of villages

77-124

77-81

D. The sun-circle of three hundred and sixty

degrees

104-106

E. The southward emigration of the Neolithic

builders of stone monuments, and of the

men of the Palæolithic age, and the his-

tory of Pottery

CHAPTER IV. THE YEAR OF THREE SEASONS OF SIX-

107-124

CHAPTER IV. (continued):-

B. The Antelope race, the phallus worshippers

and house builders .

C. The Kushika Faun house-builders in Greece

and Italy.

D. The gods of the six-days week

E. Immigration of the sons of the rivers and

the antelope into India

PAG

142--[

1-191

165--1

173--1

BOOK II. THE AGE OF LUNAR-SOLAR WORSHI

CHAPTER V. THE EPOCH OF THE THREE-YEARS

CYCLE AND OF THE NINE-DAYS WEEK

A. Birth of the sun-god dated by Zodiacal stars

B. The Khati or Hittites .

C. The worship of sexless and bisexual gods

D. The festivals of the three-years cycle

E. Human Sacrifices

200-1

205-

215-

220-

236-

245-

.

248--

259-

261-

I.

J.

Story of the tower of the three-years cycle. 278-

The Indian and European land tenures of

this age

287-

F.

G.

Incense worship and international trade
Plant worship

H. Emigration of the men of this age as told

by their monuments.

CHAPTER VI. THE YEAR OF THE HORSE'S HEAD OF

ELEVEN MONTHS AND ELEVEN-DAY

WEEKS

A. The genealogy of the sun-god with the

horse's head and the ritual of his worship

G. The Bronze Age in India

H. The story of the two thieves who robbed

the treasure-house of heaven

CHAPTER VII. THE FIFTEEN-MONTHS YEAR OF THE

SUN-GOD OF THE EIGHT-RAYED

STAR AND THE EIGHT-DAYS WEEK

A. The birth of the Sun-god born of the Thigh

The story of Tobit and Jack the Giant

Killer, builder of the altar of the eight

and nine-day weeks.

PAGE

348-365

365-381

382-492

389-408

B.

408-422

C. The Hindu gods of the eight-days week

D. The year of the Mahommedan Twins

E. The Roman gods of the year of eight-day

weeks and the year of Lug

.

422-432

432-433

433-455

CHAPTER VIII. THE YEARS OF SEVEN-DAY WEEKS

AND SEVENTEEN AND THIRTEEN

MONTHS

A. The ritual of the making of the fire-pan

493-560

(Ukha) and the birth from it of the sun-god 495-499

D.

Odusseus and other Greek year-gods rulers

of the seventeen and thirteen-months

year

E. The thirteen-months year of the Santals,

the thirteen wives of Kashyapa and the

thirteen Buddhist Theris

512-519

519-524

F.

The years of seventeen and thirteen months

in the Mahabharata chronology

524-530