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The Rosicrucians : their rites and mysteries (1907)

Jennings, Hargrave, 1817?-1890 · London : George Routledge & Sons ; New York : E.P. Dutton & co · leaf 282

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GHNUPHIS. Fig. 172 the Temple. See Plutarch de E apud Delph. LordMonboddos Origin and Progress of Language (1774),vol. ii. p. 85, refers to this letter E. The Delphic E means the number Five , or thehalf of the Cabalistic Zodiac, or the Five AscendingSigns. This Delphic E is also the Seleucidan… … Fig. 173 It was adopted by the Gnostics to indicate the Saviour ,and it is frequent in the talismans and amulets of theearly Christians. It is one of the principal gems ofthe Gnostics, and is a cameo in flat relief. One of the charges against the Knights Templarswas as follows : That they bound, or…

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