A New System; or, an Analysis of Antient Mythology. Volume I.
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A
NEW SYSTEM;
OR, AN
ANALYSIS
OF
OF
ANTIENT MYTHOLOGY:
THE THIRD EDITION. IN SIX VOLUMES.
WITH A PORTRAIT AND SOME ACCOUNT OF THE AUTHOR;
A VINDICATION OF THE APAMEAN MEDAL;
Observations and Inquiries relating to various Parts of Antient History;
Observations and Inquiries relating to various Parts of Antient History;
A COMPLETE INDEX,
AND FORTY-ONE PLATES, NEATLY ENGRAVED.
AND FORTY-ONE PLATES, NEATLY ENGRAVED.
VOL. I.
LONDON:
1807.
SOME
SOME
ACCOUNT
OF THE
OF THE
WITH A PORTRAIT AND SOME ACCOUNT OF THE AUTHOR;
A VINDICATION OF THE APAMEAN MEDAL;
Observations and Inquiries relating to various Parts of Antient History;
Observations and Inquiries relating to various Parts of Antient History;
A COMPLETE INDEX,
AND FORTY-ONE PLATES, NEATLY ENGRAVED.
AND FORTY-ONE PLATES, NEATLY ENGRAVED.
VOL. I.
LONDON:
1807.
SOME
SOME
ACCOUNT
OF THE
OF THE
LIFE AND WRITINGS
OF
JACOB BRYANT, ESQ.
INSCRIPTION
ON
ON
OF
JACOB BRYANT, ESQ.
INSCRIPTION
ON
ON
MR. BRYANT'S MONUMENT,
IN
CYPENHAM CHURCH.
M—S
JACOB BRYANT
IN
CYPENHAM CHURCH.
M—S
JACOB BRYANT
PREFACE.
PREFACE
TO THE
THIRD VOLUME OF THE QUARTO EDITION,
BEGINNING AT VOL. iv. PAGE 1. IN THIS EDITION.
BEGINNING AT VOL. iv. PAGE 1. IN THIS EDITION.
TO THE
THIRD VOLUME OF THE QUARTO EDITION,
BEGINNING AT VOL. iv. PAGE 1. IN THIS EDITION.
BEGINNING AT VOL. iv. PAGE 1. IN THIS EDITION.
RADICALS.
HAM or CHAM.
CHUS.
CANAAN.
MIZRAIM.
NIMROD.
TITLES of the DEITY.
AB.
AUR, OUR, OR.
EL.
ON and EON.
AIT.
AD.
EES and IS.
SAN, SON, ZAN, ZAAN.
DI, DIO, DIS, DUS.
KUR, ΚYΡΟΣ, CURA.
COHEN, or CAHEN.
PETAH.
BEL and BAAL.
KEREN.
OPH.
AIN.
APHA, APHTHA, PTHA, PTHAS.
AST, ASTA, ESTA, HESTIA.
SHEM, SHAMEN, SHEMESH.
MACAR.
MELECH.
ANAC.
ZAR, and SAR.
UCH.
PHI.
AI.
Common Names relating to Places.
BETH.
GAU, expressed CAU, CA, and CO.
PARTICLES.
OF
CHUS.
CANAAN.
MIZRAIM.
NIMROD.
TITLES of the DEITY.
AB.
AUR, OUR, OR.
EL.
ON and EON.
AIT.
AD.
EES and IS.
SAN, SON, ZAN, ZAAN.
DI, DIO, DIS, DUS.
KUR, ΚYΡΟΣ, CURA.
COHEN, or CAHEN.
PETAH.
BEL and BAAL.
KEREN.
OPH.
AIN.
APHA, APHTHA, PTHA, PTHAS.
AST, ASTA, ESTA, HESTIA.
SHEM, SHAMEN, SHEMESH.
MACAR.
MELECH.
ANAC.
ZAR, and SAR.
UCH.
PHI.
AI.
Common Names relating to Places.
BETH.
GAU, expressed CAU, CA, and CO.
PARTICLES.
OF
HAM or CHAM.
CHUS.
CANAAN.
MIZRAIM.
NIMROD.
TITLES of the DEITY.
AB.
AUR, OUR, OR.
EL.
ON and EON.
AIT.
AD.
EES and IS.
SAN, SON, ZAN, ZAAN.
DI, DIO, DIS, DUS.
KUR, ΚYΡΟΣ, CURA.
COHEN, or CAHEN.
PETAH.
BEL and BAAL.
KEREN.
OPH.
AIN.
APHA, APHTHA, PTHA, PTHAS.
AST, ASTA, ESTA, HESTIA.
SHEM, SHAMEN, SHEMESH.
MACAR.
MELECH.
ANAC.
ZAR, and SAR.
UCH.
PHI.
AI.
Common Names relating to Places.
BETH.
GAU, expressed CAU, CA, and CO.
PARTICLES.
OF
CHUS.
CANAAN.
MIZRAIM.
NIMROD.
TITLES of the DEITY.
AB.
AUR, OUR, OR.
EL.
ON and EON.
AIT.
AD.
EES and IS.
SAN, SON, ZAN, ZAAN.
DI, DIO, DIS, DUS.
KUR, ΚYΡΟΣ, CURA.
COHEN, or CAHEN.
PETAH.
BEL and BAAL.
KEREN.
OPH.
AIN.
APHA, APHTHA, PTHA, PTHAS.
AST, ASTA, ESTA, HESTIA.
SHEM, SHAMEN, SHEMESH.
MACAR.
MELECH.
ANAC.
ZAR, and SAR.
UCH.
PHI.
AI.
Common Names relating to Places.
BETH.
GAU, expressed CAU, CA, and CO.
PARTICLES.
OF
ETYMOLOGY,
AS IT HAS BEEN TOO GENERALLY HANDLED.
AS IT HAS BEEN TOO GENERALLY HANDLED.
DISSERTATION
UPON THE
UPON THE
HELLADIAN
AND OTHER
AND OTHER
GRECIAN WRITERS.
SOME NECESSARY
SOME NECESSARY
RULES AND OBSERVATIONS
IN RESPECT TO
ETYMOLOGICAL INQUIRIES;
AND FOR
AND FOR
THE BETTER UNDERSTANDING THE MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE.
A
A
SHORT ACCOUNT
OF THE
OF THE
IN RESPECT TO
ETYMOLOGICAL INQUIRIES;
AND FOR
AND FOR
THE BETTER UNDERSTANDING THE MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE.
A
A
SHORT ACCOUNT
OF THE
OF THE
HELLADIANS,
AND THEIR ORIGIN;
In order to obviate some Objections.
A
In order to obviate some Objections.
A
AND THEIR ORIGIN;
In order to obviate some Objections.
A
In order to obviate some Objections.
A
NEW SYSTEM
OR AN
ANALYSIS
OF
ANTIENT MYTHOLOGY.
OF
OF
OF
ANTIENT MYTHOLOGY.
OF
OF
ANTIENT WORSHIP,
AND OF
ETYMOLOGICAL TRUTHS
THENCE DEDUCIBLE:
EXEMPLIFIED IN THE NAMES OF CITIES, LAKES, AND RIVERS.
Pl. I. Mons Argæus Ex Numism Tyanorum et Cæsariensium
OF
Pl. I. Mons Argæus Ex Numism Tyanorum et Cæsariensium
OF
THENCE DEDUCIBLE:
EXEMPLIFIED IN THE NAMES OF CITIES, LAKES, AND RIVERS.
Pl. I. Mons Argæus Ex Numism Tyanorum et Cæsariensium
OF
Pl. I. Mons Argæus Ex Numism Tyanorum et Cæsariensium
OF
WORSHIP PAID AT CAVERNS;
AND OF
AND OF
THE ADORATION OF FIRE
IN THE
FIRST AGES.
Pl. II. Temple of Mithras near Naki Rustan in Persia. Also temples in the rock near the Plain of the Magi. From Le Bruyn.
Pl. III. Petra, Mithra or Temple of Mithras from Thevenot. Part 2.
OF THE
Pl. II. Temple of Mithras near Naki Rustan in Persia. Also temples in the rock near the Plain of the Magi. From Le Bruyn.
Pl. III. Petra, Mithra or Temple of Mithras from Thevenot. Part 2.
OF THE
IN THE
FIRST AGES.
Pl. II. Temple of Mithras near Naki Rustan in Persia. Also temples in the rock near the Plain of the Magi. From Le Bruyn.
Pl. III. Petra, Mithra or Temple of Mithras from Thevenot. Part 2.
OF THE
Pl. II. Temple of Mithras near Naki Rustan in Persia. Also temples in the rock near the Plain of the Magi. From Le Bruyn.
Pl. III. Petra, Mithra or Temple of Mithras from Thevenot. Part 2.
OF THE
OMPHI,
AND OF
THE WORSHIP UPON HIGH PLACES.
Pl. IV. The Ship of Isis Biprora with an Ark.
Ship of Isis and Image. From Pocock's Account of Egypt. Pl. XLII.
Pl. IV. The Ship of Isis Biprora with an Ark.
Ship of Isis and Image. From Pocock's Account of Egypt. Pl. XLII.
PATOR AND PATRA.
Pl. V. Temple of Mithras Petræus in the Mountains of Persia. From Le Bruyn
AN
Pl. V. Temple of Mithras Petræus in the Mountains of Persia. From Le Bruyn
AN
ACCOUNT
OF THE
OF THE
AND OF
THE WORSHIP UPON HIGH PLACES.
Pl. IV. The Ship of Isis Biprora with an Ark.
Ship of Isis and Image. From Pocock's Account of Egypt. Pl. XLII.
Pl. IV. The Ship of Isis Biprora with an Ark.
Ship of Isis and Image. From Pocock's Account of Egypt. Pl. XLII.
PATOR AND PATRA.
Pl. V. Temple of Mithras Petræus in the Mountains of Persia. From Le Bruyn
AN
Pl. V. Temple of Mithras Petræus in the Mountains of Persia. From Le Bruyn
AN
ACCOUNT
OF THE
OF THE
GODS OF GREECE;
To shew that they were all originally one GOD, the SUN.
Notes to Volume I.
To shew that they were all originally one GOD, the SUN.
Notes to Volume I.
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