Gods and devils of mankind : the whole dark picture strikingly contrasted with the beauty and purity of revealed religion / by Frank S. Dobbins ; assisted by Hon. S. Wells Williams (1897)
Dobbins, Frank S. (Frank Stockton), 1855-1916 · [S.l.] · leaf 111
ises to a higher poetical flight, even contemplating theidentification of the deceased with a symbolical figurecomprising all the attributes of the deities of the Egyp-tian Pantheon. This representation ends the work. EGYPTIAN WORSHIP. The gods of Egypt were worshiped in temples andtombs. Every… … AVENUE OF SPHINXES LEADING TO A TEMPLE. worship took place In the innermost chambers, whereonly the priests were at all permitted to go. The sacrifices were of animals and vegetables with thepouring out of wine and the burning of incense. Thetemples were gigantic structures grouped together.They…
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