Aberdeen, patron saint, St. Machar,
a Phoenic. tutelary, 357-9;
Phoenic. emblems in city arms,
357
Aberdeenshire, bronze sickles in,
183, 357; King Part-olon's
Phoenic. inscripts. of 400 B.C. in
Don Valley of, 1f., 16f.; Pict
underground villages in, 90, 199;
prehist. sculptured stones in, 19;
St. Michael's holy wells in,
Phoenic., 341, 357f.; Stone Circles
in, sacred, 19, 235; Texali or
Taizali A.B. tribe in, 357
Aborigines of Albion, not Britons,
103, 111, 120f., 168, 365; physical
type of, non-Aryan, Iberian,
Riverbed race, 103, 120-2, 134-5,
140, 365; as Picts, 95f., 111f.; as
Vans, Wans, Fenes or Finns, 93f.;
advent of, 98f.; cannibalism of,
125; human sacrifice by, 183,
232; matriarchy of, 92f.; Ser-
pent worship of, 94f., 106f., 119,
124, 183, 271, 331; skin clad,
145; Stone Age sporadic Aryan
type as straggler Amorite Phoenic.
traders, 224-5

Aborigines of Ireland, as Van, Wan,
Bian ог Fen or Fene matri-
archists, 91f.; advent of, from
Stone Age Albion, 92f., 122f.
Accad

or Amorite Phoenic. tin
traders in Albion about 2800 B.C.,
160, 169-71, 216, 413f.

Ace, n. derived from Sumer, 240;
see Words

Achaians, a tribe of Hitto-Phoeni-

cians, 177, 246, 331; and the
Goat symbol, 325, 331; n. Sumer,
331

Adam," Son of God," of Sumerians,
239, 253
Addedo-maros (Aedd-mawr), A.B.
coins of, with Phoenic. (Adad)
solar emblems, 285, 339, 393

FF

Adder, worshipped by aborigines in
Albion, 105f.; 110, 124-5, 183,
310f.; 331

Aedd the great, father of Prydain or
Brutus, 170, 190

Egean culture, in Crete, introd. by
Phoenicians, 27, 63-4, 161; spiral
ornament in, Hitto-Phonic.
source and meaning of, 182, 247
Eneas, ancestor of A.B. kings,
148-9, 151; Trojan emblems of,
as in Britain, 149

Esv legend on A.B. coins, Hitto-
Sumer source of n., 284-5, 413
Æthel, Ethel or Edl, Sumer source
of Gothic n.,
182

Affixes to Brit. place names, Hitto-
Sumer or Phoenician, 43, 171,
203-4; to Pict place-names, 204
Agadir, Phoenician port, re Cudder
Point, and Penzance 68, 172, and
see Gades or Agadir or Gadeira,
172
Agathyrsi, re Agadir, n. for Part-
olon's tribe, 68, 394f.

Agenor, Phoenician king, descen-
dants of, in Britain, 161, 167
Agriculture, era of, instituted by
Aryans, 49, 345, 361; in Britain,
introduced by Phonics., 170,
357; patron saint of, 345f.
Phoenic. tutelary of, worshipped
in A.B., 348f.; see Corn Spirit ;
a sacred rite of Aryans, 49; see
Corn Spirit and Plough

Aire, Irish-Scot and Gaelic =Aryan,

191

Aken-aten, art of, Aryan Phoenician,

220f.; art religious motives of,
in A.B., 333-6, etc.; solar cult of,
Phoenician, and reflected in A.B.,
221, 265-6f.

Alban, early n. of Albion, 87, 97,

103, 163; meaning of n., 103f.
Alban, Silvanus, colonization of
Albion about 1150 B.C. by, 162-4,
168

Albania n. for Scotland, 104, 157
Albans, St., anc. Verulam, cap. of
Cassivellaunus, 408f.

Albion, early n. for Britain, 155;
aborigines of, 103f.
Al-Clyde, Al-Clutha, Celtic n. for
Dun-Barton, 197

Alfred, King, translates Briton law-
codes for Anglo-Saxons, 181,
385-8

Alpha and Omega, God n. derived
from Sumer, 252
Alphabet, Aryan Phoenic. origin of,

ele-

in,

27-8, 31-34; Ogam, Phoenic.
Fire-cult origin of, 35-7; Semitic
Phoenic., 27, 33, 53.
Alpine or Round-headed race in
Britain, 134-6, 141, 365f.
Amber trading Phoenicians in A.B.
and Baltic, 171, 218–9, 222
America, U.S., Briton racial
ments and civilization
377
Amor-ites, in Albion about 2800
B.C. as Tin traders, 160, 167, 169,
171, 190, 216, 413f.; a Semitic
n. for Mar, Martu or Muru Hitto-
Phonics., 13, 216; as Aryans,
224-5, 257-8, 411-2; as" giants"
of Early Albion, 153, 155, 160,
167-9, 171, 216f.; as giant
rulers of pre-Israelite Palestine
and Jerusalem, 216, 274, 417; as
"sons of Anak," 417; Bronze
Age introd. A.B. by, 161, 183;
cup-marks used by, 257; physical
type of, 224-5; Stone Circles in
A.B. erected by, 167, 169, 183,
216f.; Sun-priestess of, Resurrec-
tion prayer and Cross of, 257,
411-2; Tin mines of, in Cornwall,
190, 216, 413f.; Moray, Moridun,
More-cambe Bay, West Mor-land,
etc., with prehist. mines and
Stone Circles re Mors or Amorites,
217

Amulets in A.B., Cross as, 378;
Cross and other Sun emblems on
Hitto-Sumer Phoenic. and Trojan,
as in A.B., 238f.; snake-stones as
aboriginal, 125

Anak, sons of, in Britain, 417
Anatolia or Hittite Asia Minor,
abode of Magi or "wise men of
the East at Epiphany, 279
Ancient Aryan place and river
names in A.B., bestowed by
Phoenicians, 188f.

Ancient Britons of Aryan race and

highly civilized, see Briton
Ancient Names as sources of
history, 189

Ando, n. on A.B. coins, variant of
Andrew, 317, 336

Andrew, variant of Hitto-Sumer
god-name Indara or Indra, 246,
315f.

Andrew, St., incorporates Hitto-
Sumer Indara worship, 246, 315f.;
Cross of, in Hitto-Sumer and
Phoen. seals, etc., as Indara's
hammer, 316f., see Andrew Cross;
festival of, in England, 327;
Goat or Unicorn and, 332f., see
Goat; patron of Goths, Scyths,
etc., 315f.; pre-Christian worship
of, in A.B., 259f., 315f., 320f., 326f.
Andrew, the apostle, an Aryan
Hitto-Phoenic. or Goth, 315f.,
321f.
Andrews, St., pre-Christian Indara
shrine at, 321, 326; sculpture of
Indara tearing the Lion (an-
tagonist of Sun) at, 327
Angel gold coins of Early England,
of Phoenic. type and legend,
360

Angel of the Lord, The, of O.T. is

Phoenic. Tas-Michael (worshipped
in A.B.), 275, 344.

Angels, Aryan origin of idea of,
342f., worship of, in A.B., see
Coins, Monuments, Archangel
Angles, a branch of Britons, 44,
186-7; as Yngl-ing Goths of
Eddas, 186
Anglo-Saxon, modern term coined
for language, 186; language of
Briton origin, 179f., 186f., 370
Anglo-Saxons, a branch of Britons,
14, 44, 186-7; adopted Briton
law-codes, 181, 385-8
Animals, sacred, of Hitto-Phonic.
in A.B.; see Eagle, Goat and
Deer, Goose, Hawk, Horse, Bull
and Sun-cult

Antenor, Phoenic., descendants of,
in A.B., 160-I
Anthropomorphic god, in A. B., 259f.,
266f.; Hitto-Sumer origin of,
245f., 342f.
Apostles Andrew, Bartholomew,
Peter and Philip as Aryan
Phoenicians, 82-3, 281, 323f.
Ap, prefix in Cymric names, 88
Aquitania, Picts in, 118, 154, 374