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Darkest Africa, 7, 169

Darkest England, 169

Darkest New York, 204

Dark Continent, the children’s paradise, 202

“Daughter of the Deity,” 17

Daughters, sale of, 131, 133, 134

Davenport’s Rules for his wife, 141

Declaration of Montreal Women against the Confessional, 43

Decretals, 25, 55, 57

Delphian Shrine, The, 18

Detention Houses of, 48

“Devil Bride, The”, 111

Diaz, President, his brave course, 47

Digest of Hindoo Law, Colebrook’s, 13

Disease of the Cloisters, 27, 34

Doctors, Women discover Anaesthetics, 104

Dodge’s Judge, grounds of decision in the “Lucy Walker Case,” i.e. Seney trial, 139, 140, 141

Domstroii, The, 165

Dowers, 157, 158, 159, 281

Ducking Stool, 122, 142, 146, 147

Eastre, Eostre, 103

Egypt, Egyptians, 9, 16, 17, 18, 21, 30

England, 11, 78, 233

Endowment House, 93, 183, 185

Elementals, The, 24, 100, 101, 108

Eton, its depravity, 85

Evarts, Hon. Wm., on woman under the law, 20

Evangelist, The N.Y., 213

Eve, 24, 25, 39, 177, 235, 283

“Fathers”, The Christian, 24, 33, 42, 52, 235, 236

Father takes name of child,

Marriage Customs of England, 143

Marriage of Equal Dignity, 158

Marriage in Ancient Rome, 129

Marriage in Russia, 166

Marozia, her power over the Papal Throne, 31

Martiagium, 8

Martia, “The Just,” 56

“Masterless Women,” 59, 113, 155, 158

Matilda, Countess, her power over popedom, 255

Matriarchate, The, form of United States government due to, 10

Matriarchate, The, 8, 10, 11, 12, 21, 59, 129

Matriarchal, 8, 9, 11, 16

Mazzini, his prophecy, 231

Medicine, its origin, 16

Melancthon, 175, 185

Memorial to President Cleveland by the National Woman Suffrage Association, 149;

• Memorial, 49;
• Vic, 155

Memorial History of the American Episcopal Church, 244

Merchetum Sanguinis, 74

Metamorphosis, 95

Mexico, the church in, 47

Minister, a Presbyterian finds apologies in the Bible for illicit conduct, 208

Milton favors polygamy;

• his domestic tyranny, 176, 177

Mitakshara, the Compiler of, 14

Monogamy woman’s doctrine, 188

Morganatic marriage, 162, 163

Moses, 9, 17

Mother-rule, 8, 10, 13

Moors of Spain, 30;

• Mohammedan learning keeps one corner of Europe bright, 30

Most pronounced doctrine of the Church, 30

Mormons, 77, 92, 93

Mormon, First Presidency of, 181;

• polygamists become gods at death, 183;
• theocracy, 185;
• woman’s salvation depends on polygamy, 185;
• trained under orthodox Christianity, 186;
• Priesthood, 188;
• working for a temporal kingdom; President Elliott of Harvard favorably compares Mormons and Puritans, 179

Mormonism, Bishop Lunt defends, 186;

• Rev. P. C. Lyford on, 187;
• claims of President John Taylor, 164;
• ovation upon his return, 164

Stool, the Penitence for women, 146

St. Thomas Aquinas on celibacy, 35

St. Paphinutius, the martyr Bishop of Thebes, on celibacy, 35;

• St. Dunstan, famed for his hatred of women, 26;
• St. Theresa founded the Barefoot Carmelites, 251

Strothing, The, 164

Story, A of To-day, 71

Succubi, Succubus, 108

Suicide, women driven to, 98

Sultan of Egypt on Christianity, 132

Summary of Solicitations, 42

Sun, The New York, 47, 70, 173, 269

Swrya, the Sun the source of life: woman represented by among the ancient Aryans, 12

Synod, American, the first to try a woman for heresy, 124;

• of Elvira, 50;
• Four, 253;
• of New Jersey, to try Rev. Isaac See for admitting women to his pulpit, 214, 215;
• of Paris, 50;
• first of Reformation to sustain polygamy, 175;
• of Winchester, 26

Syros, i.e., God, 18

Syracuse, N.Y., 10, 85, 87, 88, 257

Talmud, the, on cleansings for women, 254

Terre Haute, (Ind.) Mail, 142

Telegraph, (London), 138

Tetzel the great seller of indulgences;

• his remark, 29

Thotmes III, preceded by Hatasu, in worship, 17

Three Persons in Heaven balanced by Three Persons in Hell, 108

Times, The London, 262

Times, The Philadelphia, 220

Times, The Bismark, 279

Toledo Bee, the, 140

Traffic in young girls, 84, 85, 90

Transcript, The Boston, 182

Tribune, The New York, 242, 262, 263, 266

Tribune, The Woman’s, 241

Truth, London, 233

Twelve Tables, law of, 20, 98

Uncleanliness attributed to women, 28

Union Labor Journal, 269

Uniate Greek Church, 46

Usus, 97, 98, 99

Vasist ha, 13

Vayu, the swiftest of the gods, 12

134;

Sweden, 201;

Switzerland, 199;

United States, the, 196, 197, 201, 202, 203, 204, 205, 206;

Venice, 201

Women, abduction of, 159;

• and girls reported missing, 90, 145;
• babbling punishment of, 147;
• baptized naked, 93;
• burned alive for petit treason, 154;
• as witches, buried alive, 154;
• Bible, not to read, 154, 155;
• the earliest doctors, 104, 192;
• declared witches, 104;
• drowned or burnt because of their knowledge, 105;
• discovered anaesthetics, 104;
• deputations of naked, 69;
• driven to suicide, 98;
• ducking, 147;
• churching, 28, 218, 226;
• classed among brutes without soul or reason, 27;
• harnessed with asses, cows, dogs, 198, 199, 200;
• hunted by blood-hounds, 88, 89;
• impure, too to take the Sacrament, 25, 50;
• in disgrace under the Commonwealth, 264;
• legislated for as slaves, 153;
• tongue nailed to tree for political opinion, 134;
• “masterless,” 155, 158

Women’s English Suffrage Journal, 139, 148, 155

Zeus, 22

Znat, Anahara, 103

Zuni, 7, 1010