Mind is God's likeness, according to Meliton, 857-l.
Mind may believe and know that which is unexplainable, 569-u.
Mind picture of God, if false, as much an idol as a wooden one, 693-m.
Mind the Macrocosmos, the Universal Organism, Pooroosha, 673-u.
Mind the material as well as the efficient cause, 673-u.
Mind the self conscious power of thought extended to the Universe, 677-u.
Mind the Universal Element; One God; Great Soul; Mahaatma, 673-u.
Mind the web and the weaver of the world, 673-u.
Mind, Virtue, Heaven, Immortality, exist in the thought of a, 201-l.
Mind's misery principally its own fault, 195-u.
Mind's universal medicine is mathematical and practical Truth, 773-m.
Mineral Kingdom symbolized by Tub, studied by the Apprentice, 632-u.
Minerva, a woman in armor, born of the brain of Jove, 849-l.
"Minerva Munde," attributed to Hermes' Trismegistus, 790-m.
Minerva of the Greeks was the Isis of Egypt, 380-m.
Minucius Felix, a lawyer of Rome, defends the secrecy of Christianity,
547-m.
Miracles are the natural effects of exceptional causes, 735-l.
Miracles effected by the absolute in reason and will, 736-m.
Miracles in the phenomena of the Universe, 526-527.
Miracles of Moses performed in virtue of the name engraved on his rod,
621-m.
Miracles wrongly regarded as effects without causes, 735-l.
Misery, principle of, not an evil one, 181-u.
Mithraic cave displayed the Zodiacal and other constellations and--,
413-l.
Mithraic feast day the 25th of December, 587-m.
Mithraic initiations practiced in caves; a ladder erected, 233-l.
Mithraic initiations required the death of a human victim, 424-u.
Mithraic Initiations used a seven-step ladder, 851-l.
Mithraic ladder, Faber's opinion of the, 234-l.
Mithraic Mysteries, 10-m.
Mithraic Mysteries belonged to Persia; description, 424-u.
Mithraic Mysteries connected with the Heavenly Bodies, 507-l.
Mithraic Mysteries flourished in the Roman Empire, 424-u.
Mithraic Mysteries, gates marked at points of the Zodiac, 10-l.
Mithraic Mysteries, ladder in the ceremony of initiation, 11-u.
Mithras a symbol of the Sun, the Archimagus, 612-m.
Mithras, a Tau cross inscribed on the forehead of the initiate of, 505-u.
Mithras adored under different names by different peoples, 587-l.
Mithras bearing a sword, seated on a Bull presides over the Equinoxes,
413-l.
Mithras by reason of his death and sufferings secured salvation, 406-l.
Mithras: celebration and ceremonies of the Mysteries of, 541-l.
Mithras created and at the end will bring all before God as a sacrifice,
613-l.
Mithras dispels darkness and conquers death, 613-u.
Mithras, Mystic Egg appears in the Mysteries of, 403-u.
Mithras not only light, but intelligence, 613-u.
Mithras, on 25th December was celebrated the birth of, 406-l.
Mithras, symbol of the Sun, 77-m.
Mithras, the "eye of Ormuzd," strikes down the dragon foe, 612-l.
Mithras, the rock-born hero, heralded the Sun's return in Spring, 592-m.
Mithras, the Sun God, eclipsed Ormuzd himself, 257-m.
Mithras, the Sun God of the Persians, born in a cave at Winter, 587-m.
Mithras, the Sun of Spring and God of Generation, seated on the Bull,
478-l.
Mitra and Uschas are Medic as well as Zend Deities, 602-u.
Mitra, the Friend, a Vedic Sun God, 602-l.
Mohammed, doctrines of, the best the Arabs were fitted to receive, 38-u.
Mohammedans believe in a secret name of Deity, 621-l.
Molai, de, said to have created four Metropolitan Lodges, 820-l.
Molai, de, said to have organized an occult, Hermetic, Scottish Masonry,
820-l.
Molai, Jacques de, the last Grand Master of the Templars, burned, 820-l.
Moral rules to be beneficial must be practical, 830-m.
Moloch or Malek, as applied to Deity, represents--, 208-m.
Moloch, significance of passing children, through the fires of, 205-l.
Monad or unit, a figure of the cube, 5-l.
Monad of Pythagoras the source of material existence, 675-l.
Monad was male and represented the creative energy, 631-u.
Monastery, fraternity and equality, but no liberty in a, 23-m.
Monotheism declaims; against the making of gods in human form, 678-m.
Monotheism with Pantheistic tendencies the spirit of the Indian
Vedas, 672-l.
Monuments built to the world's patriots, 836-m.
Moon a mass of softer light than the Sun, 444-u.
Moon, ancients observed the regularity of the, 444-u.
Moon and Sun emblems of the two Divine sexes, 305-l.
Moon and Sun impress a fecundating force, 469-m.
Moon appeared in Heavens principally visible at night, 443-u.
Moon becomes Isis, the wife of Osiris, 447-l.
Moon believed to have fertilized the Nile by reason of her communication
with the Sun, 477-l.
Moon communicates the force of generation and growth, 439-m.
Moon considered to have great influence on vegetation and animals, 469-u.
Moon, Egyptians assigned the demiourgic or creative force to the, 469-u.
Moon gave activity to universal vegetation, 476-m.
Moon originally masculine and the Sun feminine, 700-u.
Moon, once in 18 years and a fraction the new Sun coincides with
the first New, 453-m.
Moon represents Hope, 727-l.
Moon, symbolism of the, 13-u.
Moon, the cone of shadow which produces night ends above the, 468-l.
Moon the name of the sixth gate of the ladder; material, silver, 414-m.
Moon the passive cause relatively with Osiris; the active with earth,
477-m.
Moon, the passive portion of nature, offered by the female, 656-u.
Moon united with Osiris in the spring and received the principle of
generation, 469-u.
Moon when Sun and Moon opened the year in Taurus, the Festival
of the New, 451-u.
Moon with its silvery lustre follows the Sun, 787-u.
Moral, all the relations of life are, 243-l.
Moral and Inexorable, combined, personified separately in Zeus, 689-u.
Moral bonds, result to society of severing, 196-l.
Moral choice would not exist unless its preferences were determined,
695-m.
Moral convictions of the mind could not deceive if rightly interpreted,
693-u.
Moral existence included in the words; Duty and Hope, 717-m.
Moral law: categorical questions concerning the, 649-m.
Moral law has God for its first principle, 725-l.
Moral law is the obligatory good, 725-u.
Moral law is universal and necessary, 702-m.
Moral law of necessity has as an author a being composed of justice
and charity, 702-m.
Moral law springs from God's Wisdom and Essential Justice, 701-l.
Moral laws are the decisions of Absolute Wisdom and Reason, 737-m.
Moral laws are the decisions of Wisdom and the Revelations of the
Divine, 737-m.
Moral laws are the enactments of the Divine Will, 737-m.
Moral maladies of man and society, treatment of, 218-l.
Moral principles center in a single principle, which is the Good, 702-m.
Moral sense given as for wise and beneficent purposes, 832-l.
Moral truth supposes a Being that conceives and constitutes it, 702-u.
Moral truths necessary to be practiced, the sixth Truth of Masonry,
535-m.
Moral truths are absolute; the fourth Truth of Masonry, 534-u.
Moral truths as certain as mathematical truths, 721-l.
Moral truths, as soon as perceived, appear to us the rule of our
conduct, 722-u.
Moral Universe not understandable, 838-u.
Moral will, new faculty in the development of a child, 192-l.
Morality a Force; the magnetic attraction of the heart pointing
towards Truth and Virtue, 89-m.
Morality, absolute or divine, comprehended by faith rather than
speculation, 695-l.
Morality as a basis of all religions, 311-l.
Morality influenced by Sentiment which warms and incites to action,
725-m.
Morality is the recognition of duty, as duty, 717-m.
Morality of all peoples appear in modern Degrees, 625-m.
Morality of Masonry similar to that of every pure creed of antiquity,
541-m.
Morality, the Apprentice's grip, fails to raise the candidate, 640-l.
Morality touches religion, 725-l.
Mordecai Prime Minister at Babylon, 256-u.
Morning Star, name and emblematic meaning of, 202-m.
Moses an initiate in the mysteries of Egypt, 253-m.
Moses assisted in shaping the destinies of the World, 313-u.
Moses carried Orthodoxy out of Egypt, 843-m.
Moses closely imitated Egyptian Institutions among the Hebrews, 369-m.
Moses, effects of the Egyptian education on, 253-l.
Moses heard God revealed as I Am that which Is, Was, Shall Be, 848-l.
Moses initiated in the Egyptian Mysteries, 368-l.
Moses obtained true ideas of Deity in the Mysteries, 208-m.
Moses purified and re-veiled the dogmas of Magism, 839-l.
Moses received the name of Deity from God, Ihuh, 697-l.
Moses received the Name of God in the wilderness; lost through
wickedness 621-m.
Moses received the Law while Aaron made false gods, 206-m.
Moses recognized the Active and Passive, the Active residing in the
Mind 657-l.
Moses sought for the Cause of All outside that All, 667-m.
Moses the adopted son of the daughter of Sesostris-Rameses, 253-m.
Moses, the first dogma of, 443-l.
Mother, Binah, denoting perfect Rigor, averted her face from Hakemah,
763-u.
Mother is rigor and severity, impregnated by the Father, produces
the brain of Microprosopos, 796-u.
Mother, Matter, passive principle, conceptive power, 87-m.
Mother-night, name given by Goths to Festival of the Winter Solstice,
368-u.
Mother: the first emanation of the Eternal Being was a Universal, 602-l
Motives the special jurisdiction of morality, 244-u.
Motto of Masonry is--, 220-l.
Mountain of Meru with three peaks a symbol of the Trimurti, 234-m.
Mountain tops chosen as places for sacrifices, 617-l.
Mourning for Osiris extends over forty days, 486-u.
Movement and Harmony the life of the Universe and Soul alike, 859-l.
Movement in absolute repose would be a cessation of life, 847-l.
Movement is the equilibrium of Inertia and Activity, 845-u.
Multiplying number is eleven because of the possession of two units,
629-u.
Murderers of Khir-Om symbolizes Pilate, Caiaphas, Judas, 641-l.
Music of the spheres the image of the harmony of creation, 250-u.
"Music of the Spheres," understanding of meaning aided by Tetractys,
88-m.
Musical notes of the octave correspond to the seven Sephiroth, 727-m.
Mysteries a Sacred Drama, subjects of, 64-m.
Mysteries a series of symbols, 371-l.
Mysteries, aids of gloom, secrecy, mystery taken advantage of in the,
383-m.
Mysteries, all persons were initiated into the lesser, 359-m.
Mysteries, Aristotle, Socrates and others accused of violations of
laws of the, 384-l.
Mysteries at first moral and political, but became more religious, 624-l.
Mysteries, beneficent modification in religion due to the, 373-u.
Mysteries carried to every country; non-interference with local beliefs,
624-m.
Mysteries celebrated at Autumnal Equinox, why, 404-l.
Mysteries celebrated at the Temple of Osiris at Philae, on the Nile,
360-u.
Mysteries celebrated in the Spring, Vernal Equinox, 419-m.
Mysteries change from religious to moral and political, 354-m.
Mysteries changed by the religious systems of the several countries,
625-u.
Mysteries civilized savage hordes; was greatest of benefits, 380-l.
Mysteries closed against Nero and Constantine for grave crimes, 397-m.
Mysteries connected with astronomy and physics, 414-l.
Mysteries contained lessons calculated to elevate and improve. 355-l.
Mysteries continued pure for ages, but ultimately became degraded, 358-l.
Mysteries, decline of the Roman Empire attributed to a neglect of
the, 360-m.
Mysteries degenerated owing to the arrogance of the Priests, 360-m.
Mysteries develop the origin of the Soul, condition, destination, fate,
418-u.
Mysteries, development and growth of the, 354-m.
Mysteries, Dionusos one with Hermes and heroes of other, 357-u.
Mysteries, distinction between Greater and Lesser, 432-u.
Mysteries, doctrine of One God, theory of death and eternity, etc.,
taught in the, 359-m.
Mysteries, doctrines and representations of the, 374-m.
Mysteries, doctrines of immortality and retribution taught in the, 392-u.
Mysteries, Egyptian, depicted Osiris, Good, and Typhon, Evil, in
conflict, 375-m.
Mysteries, esoteric were the teachings of the Greater, 207-l.
Mysteries explain the descent of Intelligence into matter and return,
415-m.
Mysteries forbidden to bastards, slaves, materialists and--, 390-m.
Mysteries, from the Egyptians the Hebrews received their knowledge
of the, 375-u.
Mysteries gave Egyptian priests much of their influence, 374-m.
Mysteries' great object was a grand and truly politic one, 382-m.
Mysteries, Grecian, originated by Orpheus, brought from Egypt, 400-m.
Mysteries have same general features and show Egyptian origin, 418.
Mysteries, Heroditus gives reasons for reticence concerning the, 380-m.
Mysteries in many cases derived from the Egyptians, 352-u.
Mysteries in symbolic forms exhibited the One, 357-m.
Mysteries in the lapse of time degenerated and the symbols were
misunderstood, 382-l.
Mysteries inculcated a great moral truth veiled with fable, 395-l.
Mysteries, instructions in morals and as to future life given in the,
382-u.
Mysteries kept man from lapsing into barbarism, 373-u.
Mysteries, knowledge of hieroglyphics and other information only
obtained in the Greater, 359-m.
Mysteries, like Socrates, seek to awaken the ideas already in the
mind, 356-m.
Mysteries, like the Symbols of Masonry, are eloquent analogies of
Nature, 356-l.
Mysteries, life to the Greeks would be insupportable if deprived of
the, 373-m.
Mysteries, male and female were the prominent Deities in the, 377-u.
Mysteries meant to strengthen religion and console men in their
sorrows, 378-u.
Mysteries, mode of death varied with the nationality of the different,
375-u.
Mysteries modified after leaving Egypt by the habits of the different
nations, 624-l.
Mysteries modified by habits of the different nations, 23-u.
Mysteries, morals, sciences, traditions, taught in the, 373-u.
Mysteries, names of the prominent Deities in the different, 377-m.
Mysteries, nature-gods were the Powers revered in the, 354-l.
Mysteries, Nero, after murdering his mother, dared not be present at,
353-m.
Mysteries, no arrests, no suits brought, no rival displays during the,
434-m.
Mysteries, object of, 382-l.
Mysteries, objects of, were to lead men to piety and--, 381-l.
Mysteries of Apollo celebrated at Delos, provided with a lake, 405-m.
Mysteries of Bakchos described, 420-421.
Mysteries of Bakchos of Oriental origin; worshipped in India, 419-l.
Mysteries of Ceres and Proserpine celebrated at Autumn, 491-m.
Mysteries of Dionusos proscribed impurity, 381-u.
Mysteries of Dionusos taught the Doctrine of Divine Unity, and--, 585-m.
Mysteries of Eleusis, description, officers, symbolism, 411-412.
Mysteries of Eleusis established at Athens in 1423 B.C., 418-u.
Mysteries of Eleusis exhibited the generative organs as symbols, 656-m.
Mysteries of Eleusis, spread of and opinions concerning the, 352-m.
Mysteries of Eleusis swallowed most of the others, 352-m.
Mysteries of God and the Universe are hidden in the Ternary, 791-l.
Mysteries of Greece established by Pythagoras with three degrees, 366-u.
Mysteries of Greece taught that matter existed from all eternity,
and--, 400-l.
Mysteries of Isis, processions, description, symbolism, 412.
Mysteries of Isis, similarity to the death of Khur-om, 405-m.
Mysteries of India were divided into four degrees, 361-m.
Mysteries of Ism Abla instruct in the secret name of Deity, 621-l.
Mysteries of Magism have a religious, philosophical and natural
signification, 773-u.
Mysteries of Mithra, a cave represented the arrangement of the
World, 413-m.
Mysteries of Mithras, a corpse restored to life a part of the ceremony
of the, 406-l.
Mysteries of Mithras celebrated in Greece under the name of Bakchos,
406-l.
Mysteries of Osiris sought by the most eminent men, 363-u.
Mysteries of Samothrace adored heaven and earth as male and female, 659-u.
Mysteries of the Ancients concealed the occult science of the Ancient
Magi, 839-m.
Mysteries of the Christian Gnostics; their secret doctrine, 542-l.
Mysteries of the Christians, 541-547.
Mysteries of the Divine nature are beyond finite comprehension, 306-u.
Mysteries of the Druids conform to those of other nations, 367-u.
Mysteries of the early Christians divided into two Masses, 541-l.
Mysteries of the Goths carried North from the East by Odin, 367-l.
Mysteries of the Indians celebrated in caves and grottos, 361-u.
Mysteries of the Kabala open to those who seek, 772-m.
Mysteries of the Universe are all around us and common, 526-u.
Mysteries, opinions of Cicero and Aristophanes in respect to the, 353-m.
Mysteries, opinions of Pausanias and Aristotle concerning the, 379-m.
Mysteries, opinions of Plato and Epictetus as to the objects of the,
353-u.
Mysteries, origin unknown; suppositions concerning, 353-l.
Mysteries originally the beginning of a new life of reason and virtue,
359-m.
Mysteries, penalties for violations of the laws and usages of the, 374-l.
Mysteries, pain and sorrow as consequences of sin shadowed forth in,
397-u.
Mysteries, Phallus and Cteis as emblems of generation appear in the,
401-l.
Mysteries, Plato into philosophy translated the language of the symbols
of the, 398-m.
Mysteries possessed a language known only to the initiates, 373-l.
Mysteries practiced in all ancient nations; many claim invention, 353-l.
Mysteries practiced in Athens until the 8th century; in Wales to the
12th century, 360-l.
Mysteries, prescription of those not initiated into the, 359-m.
Mysteries preserved their purity up to the time of Cicero, 374-l.
Mysteries, privileges and advantages of Initiates into the, 352-l.
Mysteries probably originated in India teaching primitive Truths, 360-l.
Mysteries, purposes of the ceremonies of the, 383-m.
Mysteries represented by symbols the invisible forces of the Universe,
414-l.
Mysteries required purity and elevation of soul in its Initiates, 353-u.
Mysteries revealed by Dante in the Divine Comedy, 822-m.
Mysteries, statements of Cicero, Socrates, Aristides, regarding the,
379-l.
Mysteries taught a division of the Universal Cause into an Active
and a Passive, 401-m.
Mysteries taught candidates in Druidical initiations, 429-l.
Mysteries taught concerning the Universe and--, 352-l.
Mysteries taught doctrine of the nature of the soul and its longings
to return, 436-l.
Mysteries taught how to enfeeble the action of matter on the Soul, 520-l.
Mysteries taught initiates in Indian ceremonies, 428-429.
Mysteries taught the existence of One Great Being, 624-m.
Mysteries taught the incarnation, death, resurrection, etc., of Logos,
415-u.
Mysteries taught the study of the perfection of the soul, 520-u.
Mysteries taught true ideas in respect to Deity, 208-m.
Mysteries, teachings and essence of the, 354-l.
Mysteries, the first magistrate of Athens superintended the, 380-u.
Mysteries, the Greater of Eleusinia, ceremonies of initiation into the,
394-m.
Mysteries: the invisibility, oneness, infinity of God, the first Truth
of the, 533-m.
Mysteries, the legend of the Master's degree a form of that of the, 375-u.
Mysteries, the mythical person uniting the Divine and Human found
in all, 356-l.
Mysteries: the Soul of Man is immortal, the second Truth of the, 533-m.
Mysteries, the true spirit and secret doctrines were hidden in Greater,
359-m.
Mysteries, those who came short of their duties as men were excluded
from the, 391-l.
Mysteries, to inspire men and console them in their misery the object
of the, 379-l.
Mysteries, to prove his innocence Antony sought Initiation into the,
353-m.
Mysteries treated of God, Man and Nature; Ancient Theosophy, 357-u.
Mysteries, true knowledge of Deity taught by the Greater, 207-l.
Mysteries used by the Priests to extend their power, 360-u.
Mysteries went from Egypt to Phoenicia, thence elsewhere, 363-m.
Mysteries were a Sacred Drama exhibiting--, 355-m.
Mysteries were funereal in character, celebrating the death, etc., of
some hero, 375-u.
Mysteries were not closed in the year 364, notwithstanding a law
to that effect, 360-u.
Mysteries were the private worships of ancient nations, 352-u.
Mysteries, while slight offenses could be expiated, grave crimes were
mortal sins in the, 397-m.
Mysteries widely disseminated; names of some, 352-u.
Mysterii or books of occultation sum up the Sephiroth, 758-u.
Mysterious number is four; it contains the mysteries of nature, 628-m.
Mystery and secrecy used to attract and impress the people, 384-u.
Mystery, Demetrius Phalereus gives definition of the word, 383-l.
Mystery of the Balance, the equilibrium of opposites, 552-m.
Mystery of the Ineffable Name and arrangement of its letters, 700-l.
Mystery of the phenomena of nature are unexplainable to us, 526-530.
Mystery of the world remains, but sufficiently cleared up to inspire
confidence, 696-m.
Mythical beings presiding over nature developed into Saints, etc, 653-u.
Mystical religion succeeded mystical philosophy, but in name only, 694-u.
Mythological references to the number seven, 728-l.
Mythologies: Sohar clears up the obscurities of the Ancient, 843-l.
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