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The Scented Garden
The Scented Garden (1910), PDF p. 61
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The Unity of God.
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ken of in the Oracles of Zoroaster as “ Intelligibles ”,
“ Empyrean Rulers ” ; in short, Viceroys of the De-
miourgos. They are the Mahayana “ Dhyana-
Buddhas ” and the modern planetary gods Arathron,
Bethor, Phaleg, Och, Hagith, Ophiel, Phul.
The curious may consult Cornelius Agrippa for
further details.
2. A common expression of surprise or shock.
In such a connection it here becomes (to the Per-
sian mind, at least) intensely ludicrious. As in the
story of the King who climbed the wall (in the other
“ Scented Garden ”. Ed.) where this form of jest is
carried to its limit.
3. Unbeliever, i.e., the Christian, who ranks in
Islam with the idolater and the polytheist.
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