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TABLE OF CORRESPONDENCES XXXIV. Some Greek Gods. Pan Zeus, Iacchus . Athena, Uranus Cybele, Demeter, Rhea, Heré. Poseidon Ares, Hades Iacchus, Apollo, Adonis Aphrodite, Niké . Hermes . . oe ee Zeus (as aA), Diana of Ephesus (as phallic stone) Persephone, [Adonis] Psyche . Zeus. . Hermes . Artemis, Hecate . Aphrodite . Athena . (Heré] . . . Castor and Pollux, Apollo the Apollo the Charioteer Demeter [borne by lions] . {Attis] Zeus . Themis, Minos, Aeacus, and Rhadamanthus Poseidon . Ares... Apollo, Artemis (hunters) . Pan, Priapus, [Erect Hermes…
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… modern alphabets with primeval examples, breaks up and is indecipherable. The same difficulty in another form permeates the question of gods. Priests, to propitiate their local fetish, would flatter him with the title of creator ; philosophers, with a wider outlook, would draw identities between many gods in order to obtain a unity. Time and the gregarious nature of man have raised gods as ideas grew more universal; sectarianism has drawn false distinctions between identical gods for polemical purposes. Thus, where shall we put Isis, favouring…
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TABLE OF CORRESPONDENCES XXI.* The Perfected Man. XX. Complete Practical Attribu- tion of Egyptian Gods. XIX.* Selection of Egyptian Gods. Nu—the Hair . Disk (of Ra)—the Face. fin Daath, Assi—the eck] \ weitn—the Arms . The Mighty and Terrible One—the Breast The Lords of Keraba— the Reins. Nuit—the Hips and Legs Asar and Asi—the Phallus and Valva. Sati—the Spine The Eye of Hoor—the But- tocks and Anus AS 6 e e e e e Aupu—the Hips... Hathor—the Left Eye . Khenti- Khas — the Left Nostril Ba-Neh-Tattu—the Shoul- ers As6. Apu-t—the Left Ear As 24 S…
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…L. VI, LINE 10, for pon read nbn. Cou. XV., LINE 32 bis. ‘Mote.—The Pure Earth known to the ancient Egyptians during that Equinox of the Gods over which Isis presided (t.e. the Pagan Era) was taken as Green.’ CoL. LXXXVI., LINE 8, vead ond *92. CoL. C., LINE 8, space after °. Cot. CIX., LINE 5, space after 1D; LINE 9, space after by, NOTES CoL. II., LINE 3, vead obs; Line 6, vead }3. CoL. LXXIX., for ‘LINE 9’ vead ‘LINE 13.’ CoL. LXXXV., LINE 6 (twice), for D read 1. CoL. CLXXIII., Infrac, add ‘or Tafrac.’ CoL. CLXXVII., for ‘round a heptagram’…
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…d. Herschel—Silver flecked white. Cot. XVI., Linz 10.—For A, V, ZL, and V. Cot. XIX.—Urim and Thummim = Auramoth and Thoum Mou, Egyptian Gods. They are methods of divination by Z\ and VW’. Cot. XX., Line 32.—These Gods preside over the pieces in ‘‘ Rosicrucian Chess.” A ot A Bishop Qwovyxae 20K V of A Quen Ireaoypes A ot A Knight DNWOK pwn V ot A pawn KAREZNYC Vo Acate Tavwditr ® ot A King Paorpw A ot V Bishop ZOMT OA 92.0% V ot V Quen Qnwovp it Oasewor A ot V Knight CCRA DHMNWOY BAOYP IT OA 92.WOt
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TABLE I (continued) Il XXXVI. XXXVI. XXXV. Hindu Legendary See ee a) Bean clists (9) Some Roman Gods. and Churches of (7). oO . \ ( God, the 3 in 1 Jupiter . 1 | God the Father, God who guides Parliament. | Janus 2 The Virgin Mary . Juno, Cybele, Saturn, Hecate, 3 God the Rain-maker (vide Prayer-book), God Jupiter , 4 Chit omice te Foage the World . Mars . J God the Son (and Maker of Fine Weather) Apollo 6 Messiah, Lord of Hosts (vide Prayer-book, | Venus 7 Goi theFils Ghost (as Comforter and Inspirer | Mercury . 8 God the Holy ero tas iene Pla…
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…rum. ...|. . JN | Fiery serpents 5 °w”9 | Totum corpus a gutture usque NIT | Kings 6 _ ad membrum sanctum - TPN | Pesdexter. .... INIT | Gods. 7 NPN | Pes sinister . S5°"t | Sons of God 8 eee ban Signum foederis sancti . INF | Angels of elements . 9 - INT abn Corolla quz est in Jesod 2°N'T 7 | Flames . 10 ome Os
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…rana (as Force), 3 Friendliness .S. Indra, Brahma . 4 Death . _R. Vishnu, Varruna-Avatar 5 Buddha . .R. Vishnu-Hari-Krishna-Rama . 6 The Gods .R. oe ee ee 7 Analysis into 4 Elements _ A. Hanuman . 8 Dhamma . R... . | Ganesha, Vishnu (Kurm Avatar) 9 The Body /R. } Lakshmi, &c. [Kundalini] . 10 Wind . . _K. The Maruts [Vayu] . 11 Yellow . K . . | Hanuman, Vishnu (as Parasa-Rama) . 12 Loathsomeness of Food . .P. Chandra (as ww). 13 Dark Blue . ....+.. -« ._K. Lalita (sexual aspect of Sakti) 14 Bloody Corpse. . . .t.. Shiva. 15 Beaten and Scattered…
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… OF CORRESPONDENCES 32 CLXXI. CLXX. CLXIX. CLXVIII. CLXVII. As Col. CLXVII. |AsCol. CLXVIII.| As Col. CLXVII.| Egyptian Names | Feyptian Gods (Cadent). (Succedent). (Succedent). of Asc. Decans. (Asc. Decans). Horus . Lencher Anubis . Assicean Aroueris 15 Apophis Virvaso Helitomenos . Asicath . Serapis . 16 Titan Verasua Cyclops. Thesogar . Taautus 17 Mercophta. Syth Hecate . Sothis .. Apoltun 18 Nephthe Sitlacer Perseus . Aphbruimis . Typhon. 19 Cronus . Thopitus . Pi-Osiris Thumis . Isis . 20 Ophionius . Aterechinis Omphta Serucuth Zeuda . 22 …
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…These God-names are the ‘‘ Grand Words” of the corresponding except for 5° =6°, whose G.W. is TW". gtades (see Col. CXXI_), The Zodiacal Gods are as for the Sephira, which corresponds to the Planet ruling. the numeration of Azbogah, AZ count. AR the only the That these following are only titles of the One Ineffable Name is shown by Koran xvii. rro. But monotheism is not true for the normal consciousness, but only for that of the adept. ell! king yesel he to whom one is faithful gill le fort fis innocent shal vain queur ens ‘ merciful edend | pe…
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…LWOY and Aveht: twaeroed : essewet : Kateyzirrd. Cor. XX1.—The perfected Egyptian exclaims, ‘‘ There is no part of me that is not of the Gods.” This column gives the attribution in detail. The non- cherubic Zodiacal signs are omitted; but follow their affinities. Cot. XXIII.—Formless State (F) Sublime State (S) Reflection (R) Kashina (K) Impurity (I) Analysis (A) Perception (P) Hit nlaon| lunSOOne >[°) Cots. XXXVIII.-XL.—The vagueness and extent of these attributions is shown in this table from Agrippa, who is too catholic to be quite trust- wo…