a parallel to Old Testament expression _T'hom_ (or 'deep'), 72, 73; her ill-will toward the gods of heaven, 76-78; her death by Merodach, 78, 199; the 'fish' of Jonah and, 87; chaos, 193; slaughter of, enacted, 201; the host of, 232; not the only Babylonian monster, 289 TIG'LATH-PIL-E'SER I. Alternative, Tukulit-pal-E-saria, King of Assyria, 23; god Bel (En-lil) and, 95; Ishtar and, 212; Ninib and, 214, 216; Shamash and, 222; Merodach and, 227; Rawlinson discovers annals of, 346 TIG'LATH-PIL-E'SER II. Tales of, 299-301 TIG'LATH-PIL-E'SER III. Second Assyrian Empire commenced with, 29; conquers Babylon and is invested with the sovereignty of 'Asia,' 36 TIGRIS. The river, 206, 342 TOL'TECS. Reference to Aztecs, and, 226, 227 TONGUES. Babylonian towers and legend of confusion of, 47; legend of confusion of, found in Central America, 48; among African tribes some such myth found, 49; certain Australian and Mongolian peoples possess a similar tradition, 49 TOOTHACHE MYTH, A, 262 TOTEMISM. Signs of, in Babylonian religion, 92 TOWER OF BABEL. Legend of confusion of tongues and, 47. _See_ Babel TREE-S. Adonis and myrrh-, 137; Osiris and tamarisk-, 137; Attis and pine-, 137, 138; Tammuz and cedar, 138 TRIAD. _See_ Trinity TRIBAL DIVINITIES. The most outstanding, 94 TRINITY, A. Tiawath, Apsu, and Mummu, 74; Bel, Ea, and Anu, 97, 111, 191, 196-198; En-lil, Ea, and Anu, 121; of earth, air, and sea, 197; Ramman, Sin, and Shamash, 219; Ea, Anu, and Enlil evolved from demons, 268 TSAI'DU. The hunter; Gilgamesh, Eabani, and, 163-166 TSA'PHON. Carthaginian deity, 330 TUK-UL'TI-IN-AR-IS'TI. Son of Shalmaneser I; takes Babylon and slays its king, Bitilyasu, 22 TUK-UL'TI-NIN'IP. Son of Shalmaneser I; inscriptions of, 351 TYRE. Sidon and, in touch with Assyria, 327 U