The Lost Language of Symbolism: An Inquiry Into the Origin of Certain Letters, Words, Names, Fairy-tales, Folklore, and Mythologies, Volume 1Barnes & Noble, 1951 - 388 pages |
Contents
CHAPTER | 1 |
Emblemtrademarks of the Middle AgesThe Huguenots | 11 |
CHAPTER II | 17 |
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according ancient Ancient Egypt APOLLO Assyrian beautiful behold bird Brahma Bull bullroarer called Celtic Christ Christian Cinderella colour Compare cross darkness Dawn Deity described DIONYSOS Divine eagle earth Egypt Egyptian emblems herewith English Ever-Existent everlasting eyes F. W. Bain fabled fairy-tale Father Fire flame Freemasonry French G. R. S. Mead giant Gnostics Goddess Gods golden goose Greek Heaven Hebrew Hindoos Holy Spirit Horn HORUS Hymn Ibid ISHTAR Isis Jesus Kalevala King known Latin legend letter Light Lord Mayas meaning MERODACH MITHRA Moon Mother mountains Mysteries mystic mythology originally OSIRIS pearl PERUN Plongeon Plutarch prince probably Queen regarded Religion Religion in Egypt represented root sacred Sanscrit says serpent Shepherd shining Solar sometimes Song of Solomon soul star surmounting fig surname syllable symbolised Symbols of Primordial Temple term Tetragrammaton thee thou tradition Truth unto Virgin Wisdom word worshipped