The Egyptian Religion and the Plastic Arts. 65 The worship of the hawk, the vulture, and the ibis, had, then,preceded by many centuries that of the gods who correspond tothe personages of the Hellenic pantheon. Rooted by long customin the minds of the people, it did not excite the ire of the wise … In;. 44.—HoiiH ; from .1 bronze in the Posno collection. (Height 3S inches men of Heliopolis or Thebes. The doctrine of emanation andof successive incarnations of the deity, permitted their theology to and deafened by birds, why he patiently suffers the insoknce of the crow perchedupon the horn of…
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