_The ordinary service of publick religion was call’d invoking_, 3, 4, 6 _Heathen remains of invoking_, 4, 6 _This implies an expected mediator, Messiah_, 3, 6 Jehovah _was the Messiah who appear’d visibly_, 3, 6 _Knowledge of the nature of the deity, the highest wisdom_, 7, 85, 90 _From that knowledge idolatry first began_, 62, 84, 89, 101 _Sacrificing was the extraordinary service of religion_, 4, 38 _At the four solar ingresses_, 68 _Temples were form’d on figures of the symbol of the deity_, 8, 9, 92 _Whence thought prophylactic, to guard the ashes of the dead_, 41, 52, 82, 95 _When desecrated to idolatry, the_ Mosaic _tabernacle was order’d; square and cover’d_, 3, 5, 8, 14, 24, 62, 72 _Three kinds of Druid or patriarchal temples, from the threefold symbol of the deity._ First, _the circle_, 9 _The circle, the symbol of the Supreme_, 54, 61 _The Supreme, as invisible, had no picture, no name_, 3, 50, 62, 98 _Called_ As, Atys, Hesus, _by the Druids_, 100 Rowldrich _temple described, as an example of the first kind_, 10 _The requisites of a Druid temple drawn up_, 10, 13 _The_ Second _kind of temple, the circle and snake_, Dracontium, 9, 54 ABURY, _a serpentine temple of the second kind, described_, 14 _Another at_ Shap _in_ Northumberland, 62 _Another at_ Classerness, ibid. _Of the symbol of the snake_, 49, 54, 56, 92 _It means the divine Son_, 55, 60, 61, 62, 93, 94 _The Druids’ great regard to it_, 56 _The natural history of the serpent_, 50, 57 _Origin of serpent worship_, 59 _Of symbols in general_, 55 _It was the ancient form of writing_, 56 _The divine Son call’d_ Phtha, νους ἑτερος, mind, creator, wisdom, word, Logos, 50, 61, 62, 88 _He was_ Jehovah, _the Mediator, who appeared visibly_, 3 _He was called the__ NAME, _3, 6, 100 _Called_ Belenus _by the Druids_, 100 _Of the_ kebla _or central obelisc in our temples, called_ ambre, 5, 23, 24, 67, 100 _Became idols_, 5, 67 _The_ petra ambrosia _of the heathen_, 24, 75, 82 _Of the cove, or_ ansæ, 5, 23, 100 Kist vaen, 13 _Indicative of the divine presence_, 24 _The_ Hakpen, _or snake’s head_, 15, 31, 32 _Heathen remains of such_, 33, 84, 97 _The snake’s tail_, 36, 37, 52 _The whole symbol of the deity was a circle, snake, and wings; call’d_ Cnephtha, 9, 29, 54, 62, 92, 93 _Heathen remain of this in_ Medusa’_s head_, 69, 93 _The_ Third _sort of Druid temple form’d like the circle and wings, alate temples_, 9, 76, 83, 92 _This figure call’d Cneph, means the divine spirit, or_ anima mundi, 62, 92, 93 _An alate temple of the Druids on the banks of the_ Humber, _described_, 92 _An alate temple on_ Navestock-common, 96 _Another in_ Cornwall, 97 _Another in the isle of_ Scianach, ibid. _Hence the_ Mercury _of the heathen_, 84, 98, 101 _The same as_ Neptune, 84, 94, 98