The Classical Journal, Том 29A. J. Valpay., 1824 |
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... offered to the Almighty , " & c . The words " to call upon the name of the Lord , " or , " of Jehovah , " admit of two interpretations . It may be meant that at that time men began to address the Deity by his peculiar name JEHOVAH ; or ...
... offered to the Almighty , " & c . The words " to call upon the name of the Lord , " or , " of Jehovah , " admit of two interpretations . It may be meant that at that time men began to address the Deity by his peculiar name JEHOVAH ; or ...
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... offered up the adorations of the native Egyptians , to whom such gods were an abomination ; and a perusal of the second book of Herodotus will convince us , that the Egyptian symbols to be seen there , were such as had been adopted by ...
... offered up the adorations of the native Egyptians , to whom such gods were an abomination ; and a perusal of the second book of Herodotus will convince us , that the Egyptian symbols to be seen there , were such as had been adopted by ...
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... offered access and par ticipation . The name of Proserpine , and the story of Eurydice , combined with that of Hercules , seem to confirm this view . But I hasten from this digression to concentrate the scattered rays of the Egyptian ...
... offered access and par ticipation . The name of Proserpine , and the story of Eurydice , combined with that of Hercules , seem to confirm this view . But I hasten from this digression to concentrate the scattered rays of the Egyptian ...
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... offered to him amidst the Hieroglyphics , and forms the central figure of the Tentyrian Planisphere . It was evidently an im portant feature of the mysteries . Perseus and his mother Danae were also committed to an ark . To this god ...
... offered to him amidst the Hieroglyphics , and forms the central figure of the Tentyrian Planisphere . It was evidently an im portant feature of the mysteries . Perseus and his mother Danae were also committed to an ark . To this god ...
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... offering of that thigh of Apis , to which Horus as Bacchus Bugenes owed his birth . The sphinx - like position of the god perhaps implied the day of his incarnation or new birth , in the figure of Apis , when the voice was heard ...
... offering of that thigh of Apis , to which Horus as Bacchus Bugenes owed his birth . The sphinx - like position of the god perhaps implied the day of his incarnation or new birth , in the figure of Apis , when the voice was heard ...
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