LXI. How They Designate a Ruler of the World
LXI. How They Designate a Ruler of the World
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LXI. How They Designate a Ruler of the World

LXI. HOW THEY DESIGNATE A RULER OF THE WORLD.

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Again when they would

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signify and designate a king who rules the world, they delineate the same SERPENT, and in the middle thereof they represent a LARGE HOUSE, and with reason for the royal abode from him - - - - - - in the world.

Footnotes
  1. 81:1

    I. After the king's name has been once or twice given in an inscription, a serpent seems to be sometimes substituted.

    II. From Belzoni's tomb.

    III. Golden house or palace.—Sh. 380.

    IV. King's house or palace.—Sh. 379.

    V. God's house or temple.—Sh. 371.

    II. From Belzoni's tomb.

    III. Golden house or palace.—Sh. 380.

    IV. King's house or palace.—Sh. 379.

    V. God's house or temple.—Sh. 371.

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