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Knowledge among Mayas, privi-
lege of priesthood and nobility, xxxi

xxxviii
colonists settled on the banks
of the Nile in Nubia

44

. xliv

.

66

li

death.

Landa, Bishop, a Maya scholar.

his biography
destroyed Maya books

preserved Maya letters and

Language, gauge of a nation's
spirit.

an accurate guide in trac-
ing relationship between various
peoples

xvi

Xxxiii

rulers, how represented after

Empire, symbolized as a tree, xlix

represented as a serpent, 125
buildings, some of very great

colonists called the Valley of
the Nile Chem, also Ain; mean-
ing of these names

sages believed America the
oldest continent.

28

47

xi

esoteric meaning of yellow
mother of gods and men

93

73

112

74

books reveal origin of some

Leleges, ancient name of Carians,
Maya

63

conquest of India anterior to

geographers acquainted with
contour of American continent. 59
civilization, ancient, unknown

xxxiv
decadency of, its cause, xxxi
books, description of

174

a universal name among na-

.

writings relate the destruc-
tion of Plato's Atlantis
colonists, went to the land of

.

history written in books
etymology of the name Brah-

X

22

139

252

not India, mother of nations 23
-, great personages of, deified, xxxi
Mayapan, ruins of
. 105

XXX

city of, destroyed .
Meaning of the name Akkad, a puz-
zle for scholars; its interpretation, 28
of Prince Coh's name. . 157
Measurements of Maya gnomon. 212
Mehen, serpent accompanying the
Creator in Egypt

75

.

6

Memorial Hall of Prince Coh at
Chichen, by whom erected

-, description of

7

Metre, its use by the Mayas 203
Migration into Egypt, Bunsen's es-

timate of dates
Misur and Muzur, names of Egypt,
Maya etymology of

55

46

Pyramids in Yucatan, invariably
twenty-one metres high.

People represented in sculptures,

at Copan, Palenque, Manché,
etc., not Mayas

Phallic worship, origin of
Physiognomy, Maya, compared

numbers

190

Queen Móo, consulting fate by

with that shown in sculptures at
Palenque, Copan, and Quirigua. 82
Pontiff Cay, consulting fate by
entrails of a fish

Pope Sylvester II., pupil of Moor-

ish philosophers
Posca, what made of
Position of priest's hand in cere-
mony of Pou

135

XV

.

her and to her country

140

(note) 38

130

into Isis

Priests of Osiris wore leopard skin
over ceremonial dress
Prince Coh, leading his warriors. 136

his charred heart pre-

.

her arrival in Egypt, re-
ceived with open arms

called Ioin, corrupted

called Mau in Egypt 155
may be the builder of the