Error's chains : $b How forged and broken : A comparative history of the national, social and religious errors that mankind has fallen into and practised from the creation down to the present time.Dobbins, Frank S. (Frank Stockton)
Religion
Error's chains : $b How forged and broken : A comparative history of the national, social and religious errors that mankind has fallen into and practised from the creation down to the present time.
Dobbins, Frank S. (Frank Stockton)
Idols and images -- Worship; Mythology; Religions
Juju House or Temple of Skulls _Full Page_ 353
Idols with mirrors in their bodies 356
A Witch Doctor 357
Indian Medicine Man 363
Indian Burial Place 366
Indian Image 367
Sun-worship on the Amazon _Double Page_ 374–5
Ancient Aztec Idol 380
Sun-worship among the Peruvians 383
Ancient Peruvian Temple of the Sun 385
A Papuan Fetich House 388
Tattooed Girl of Oceanica 389
Polynesian Idol and its devotees 390
A Fijian bure temple 391
Idol of South Sea Islands 392
Great Idol of Oceanica, (six feet in height) 393
Hawaiian Idol, known as the Poison God 394
Idol from Polynesia 395
New Zealand Moon-god 397
Hawaiian War-god 399
Christian Karen Girls 404
A Parsee Merchant of Bombay 408
Chinese ornaments with words of cheer 417
A Chinese Book 418
Censer, from a Taoist Temple 429
Ceremonies in a Taoist Temple 433
The Three Pure Ones 435
God of the Kitchen 435
God of Thunder 435
Carrying the Dragon 436
Dragon Boat-races, a Chinese Festival 437
Charm to ward off Evil Spirits from a Bride 438
God of Thieves 438
Sword Charm 439
Kwan-te, God of War 440
Taoists consulting the oracles at the magicians 441
Stone pillars erected by the Chinese to keep off
evil spirits 442
Tall White Devil 443
Short Black Devil 444
Traditional likeness of Confucius 446
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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