The Phœnician origin of Britons, Scots & Anglo-Saxons : discovered by Phœnician & Sumerian inscriptions in Britain, by preroman Briton coins & a mass of new history : with over one hundred illustrations and maps

INDEX 437

Janus type of Sun-god, 239, 247, 252; and dual Sun in A.B., 249, etc:

Jebusites, pre-Israelite Aryan HittoAmorite Sun-worshippers at Jerusalem, 274, 280

Jed-burgh A.B. cup-marked stonecist inscript., near cyclopean masonry, 237, 402

Jerusalem, an Aryan Hittite or Catti pre-Israelite “‘holy city ” of Sun-god and Cross, 274f. ; Amiorites of, 274f.; Cross in preIsraelite temple on Mt. Moriah, 278; Fire and Sun worship in Solomon’stemple at, 276f.; Hittite or Catti temple on Mt. Moriah, 274i, 280; n. is Sumer, 274f.: pillars of Solomon’s temple of Pheenic. Sun temple type, 276; Pheenic. Sun-cult image in Solomon’s temp., 276; St. George and Red Cross in ancient, 279 ;

John and, see John the Baptist

Jet, amulet Crosses in A.B., 378; Phoenician trade in, in A.B., 182, 222

Jews, indebtedness to, for preserving ancient scriptures, 381

John the Baptist, St., presumably an Aryan Phoenician of SunCross cult, 273 ; baptism rite of, Aryan Sumerian and nonJudaist, 273; Bel- Fire rites on Day of, 273, 281 ; Cross of Suncult carried by, 273, 279, 288; his father Zacharias an Aryan pate pest at Jerusalem, 273, Tia

Jove or Ju-piter, Sumer origin of n. and representation, 244

Ju-piter pluvius, Sumer origin of, 244; as Bel, 244-5, 324

Jute, tribal n. dialectic of Khat, Mat, Xud or Goth; branch of Catti Britons, 186

Jut-land as Goth-land, 186

Kad, title of Pheenician, dialectic of Khad or Khat, 74, 78, 173-4, 180, 200, 351, etc.

Kadesh or Qadesh, or ‘‘ House of the Kads,”’ Phoenic. city n., see Gades

Kadisha, r. of Tripolis in Pheenicia, 18; and cp. Gadie, Gade, etc.,

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tiver n. in A.B., and Guad-alquivir, near Gades, 118

Kasi, Aryan dynastic clan of Barat Pheenicians, 47f., 274, etc. dynasty in Babylonia, 48f., 211 : in A.B. and Don Valley, 32f., and see Kassi and Cassi; in India, 47f.

Kassi or Cassi (dialectic of Kasi) in A.B., Europe, Mediterranean, Palestine, etc., 201f., 413; see map; a branch of Hittites or Catti, 47f., 274; Crosses of, in A.B., 51, 205f.; place-n. in A.B., 20o0f., see Cassi

Kassi-terides Isles, Phoenic. tinmines in, in A.B., 161, 201f., 413-4

Kast, city n. of Part-olon, 32, 45!.

Kasta-bala, city of Part-olon and its Fire-cult in Cilicia, 45

Kastira, n. for tin, 291, 413

Kata-onia or Cata-onia, prov. of Cilicia, 45

Katy-euchlani, A.B. clan, 68

Kazzi, dialectic of Kassi, title of Part- olon, 32, 211

Keiss, A.B. chief's skull at, 210, 224f., 365

Keith, dialectic of Khatti or Catti, in place and personal n. in Brit., 198, 200f.; n. of earl marischal of Scotland, 185; Inch-, isle of, 198

Kelt origin of n., 99, see Celt

Kentigern, St., makes sacred fire by Pha:nic. solar mode, 272, 292

Kent's Cavern, with “ palzolithic art, [21

Kerry, landing place of Part-olon at, 74, 76, ve Garrioch

Keswick, with copper mines, Stone Circle at, 223, 226f.,n. as ‘‘ Abode (wick) of Kassi,’’ 235, “‘ Druid temple’ at, 228, observation stone Oi a 226f., Sumer inscript. at, 228; ’ Sun-rise sighting at, 230

Key patterns of Phoenics. in A.B., 182, 240, 295, etc.

Khaldis, Children of, matriarchist title of aborigines of Van, gof., r16f., 139f., ve Kelt and Culdee

Khatti (Catti), Xatti or “‘ Hatti,’’ title of imperial Hitt-ites as “cutters’’ or ‘‘rulers,”’ or Axe-sceptre holders (Khatti), 8, z00, etc., see mame of; as primitive Aryans, 6f., 12-15, etc ; as Arri or Aryans, founders of