Ancient faiths embodied in ancient names; or, An attempt to trace the religious belief, sacred rites, and holy emblems of certain nations (1873)
Inman, Thomas, 1820-1876 · London and Liverpool, Printed for the author · leaf 298
erence to Fig. 3, PI. iii.,Vol. I., shows that the lozengeis the emblem of the female;the same is also typified in Fig.51, Vol. I., p. 156. We noticethe same emblem in the accom-panying design, found sculp-tured on an agate, copied byLajard from the original inCalvets Museum, at Avignon. In this… … 278 Meni] together forming the great four, the male and femalecreators. Having prosecuted our enquiries thus far,we find that there is no very essential differencebetween the reading at the high place or sanctuary [of] the gi-eat \V/ ^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^^ P^^^® ^^ *^^ four. We may rememher, too, that the…
Religions · Names, Personal · Rites and ceremonies · Symbolism
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