Thrice-Greatest Hermes, Vol. 1
52 chapters English Public domain
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This is the first volume of three of G.R.S. Mead's comprehensive survey of the literature attributed to the legendary Egyptian sage, Hermes Trismegistus.
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52 chapters
26 The Mystery-Myth 27 The Undermeaning a Reflexion of a Certain Reason 28 Concerning the Tombs of Osiris 29 Concerning the Theory of Evemerus 30 The Theory of the Daimones 31 Concerning Sarapis 32 Concerning Typhon 33 The Theory of the Physicists 34 Concerning Osiris and Dionysus 35 The Theory of the Physicists Resumed 36 The Theory of the Mathematici 37 The Theory of the Dualists 38 The Proper Reason according to Plutarch 39 The Symbolism of the Sistrum 40 The True “Logos,” again, according to Plutarch 41 Against the Weather and Vegetation God Theories 42 Concerning the Worship of Animals, and Totemism 43 Concerning the Sacred Robes 44 Concerning Incense 45 Afterword 46 X. ‘Hermas’ and ‘Hermes’ 47 XI. Concerning the Æon-Doctrine 48 XII. The Seven Zones and their Characteristics 49 XIII. Plato: Concerning Metempsychosis 50 XIV. The Vision of Er
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Thrice-Greatest Hermes, Vol. 1
52 chapters English Public domain
About this book
This is the first volume of three of G.R.S. Mead's comprehensive survey of the literature attributed to the legendary Egyptian sage, Hermes Trismegistus.
Table of contents
52 chapters
26 The Mystery-Myth 27 The Undermeaning a Reflexion of a Certain Reason 28 Concerning the Tombs of Osiris 29 Concerning the Theory of Evemerus 30 The Theory of the Daimones 31 Concerning Sarapis 32 Concerning Typhon 33 The Theory of the Physicists 34 Concerning Osiris and Dionysus 35 The Theory of the Physicists Resumed 36 The Theory of the Mathematici 37 The Theory of the Dualists 38 The Proper Reason according to Plutarch 39 The Symbolism of the Sistrum 40 The True “Logos,” again, according to Plutarch 41 Against the Weather and Vegetation God Theories 42 Concerning the Worship of Animals, and Totemism 43 Concerning the Sacred Robes 44 Concerning Incense 45 Afterword 46 X. ‘Hermas’ and ‘Hermes’ 47 XI. Concerning the Æon-Doctrine 48 XII. The Seven Zones and their Characteristics 49 XIII. Plato: Concerning Metempsychosis 50 XIV. The Vision of Er
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Thrice-Greatest Hermes, Vol. 1
52 chapters English Public domain
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This is the first volume of three of G.R.S. Mead's comprehensive survey of the literature attributed to the legendary Egyptian sage, Hermes Trismegistus.
Table of contents
52 chapters
26 The Mystery-Myth 27 The Undermeaning a Reflexion of a Certain Reason 28 Concerning the Tombs of Osiris 29 Concerning the Theory of Evemerus 30 The Theory of the Daimones 31 Concerning Sarapis 32 Concerning Typhon 33 The Theory of the Physicists 34 Concerning Osiris and Dionysus 35 The Theory of the Physicists Resumed 36 The Theory of the Mathematici 37 The Theory of the Dualists 38 The Proper Reason according to Plutarch 39 The Symbolism of the Sistrum 40 The True “Logos,” again, according to Plutarch 41 Against the Weather and Vegetation God Theories 42 Concerning the Worship of Animals, and Totemism 43 Concerning the Sacred Robes 44 Concerning Incense 45 Afterword 46 X. ‘Hermas’ and ‘Hermes’ 47 XI. Concerning the Æon-Doctrine 48 XII. The Seven Zones and their Characteristics 49 XIII. Plato: Concerning Metempsychosis 50 XIV. The Vision of Er
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