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
Musicians of the Temple at Shiba 682
Torii, or Water Gate of the Temple of Miyajima _Full Page_ 683
Interior of the Temple of Shiba 685
Temple of the Five Hundred Gods, Canton, China _Full Page_ 689
Belfry of the Temple at Osaka, Japan 691
Street Mountebanks in a New Year’s Festival
in Japan _Double Page_ 696–7
Japanese idea of the Judge of Hell 700
Festival of Foxes _Full Page_ 703
Driving the devils out of the house on New
Year’s Eve with beans 705
A Japanese Matsuri, or Religious Festival 706
Religious Procession in Japan _Full Page_ 707
Fujisan, from a village on the Tokaido 708
Worship at the Tomb of an Ancestor _Full Page_ 713
The Flowing Invocation 715
Temple of the Kaaba, at Mecca, Arabia 722
Mohammedan Cemetery at Mecca 727
Interior of a Turkoman tent, in Western Persia 729
Mosque of Omar, on the site of the Jewish Temple,
at Jerusalem 730
Mohammedans praying before the Mosque of Omar 731
Mohammedan Mosque on the Hooghly River, near
Calcutta, India 742
Exterior of Mosque in Persia _Double Page_ 744–5
Interior of Mosque at Delhi, India 747
Interior of Mosque of St. Sophia 748
A Whirling Dervish 749
Moslem Boy studying the Koran 752
Mosque of St. Sophia, at Constantinople, Turkey 753
Mosque at Delhi, containing a hair from Mohammed’s beard 755
Entrance to the Mosque at Delhi 756
Tower of the Koutub, India _Full Page_ 757
Taj Mahal, the tomb of the Empress Mumtaj Mahal,
at Agra, India 759
Interior-of the Taj, the tomb of Mahal 762
Mohammedan Feast of Mohurrim 764
Two New Zealanders: the Savage Te Wetere and the
Christian Te Kote 768
A Missionary home in Burmah 774
[Illustration: WESTERN HEMISPHERE
EASTERN HEMISPHERE
BUDDHISTS.
FETICHISTS.
MOHAMMEDAN.
CHRISTIANS.
HINDOOS.]
CHAPTER I.
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