The lost language of symbolism : an inquiry into the origin of certain letters, words, names, fairy-tales, folklore, and mythologies (1912)
Bayley, Harold · New York : Barnes & Noble · leaf 327
ythologies of A7tcient Mexico and Peru, p. 53. ^ Atlantis, p. 391. Payne-Knight, Symbol. Lang, of Ancient Art and Mythology, p. 145. 312 THE LOST LANGUAGE OF SYMBOLISM PINE, who is here represented^ with the Fleur-de-lys-tipped sceptre of Light and is crowned with the towerof Truth. The famous… … PersephoDC (Proserpine) enthroned. (Gerhard, Arch&olog. Zeit. tav. 11.) Spanish surname Perez may be equated with the ItalianPerizzi, and with the Perizzites of the Old Testament.The Fire-worshipping Parsis were originally—like theParish, the founders of the City of Paris ^—the followersor…
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