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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 323

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IANS l: It is probable that these mythological hints andsecret expressions, as to the magic working of nature,were insinuated by the imaginative and ingeniousGreeks into dress and personal appointments. Inthe temples, and in templar furniture, mythologicaltheosophic hints abound; every curve and… … /fTfWN Fig- 254Gnostic Invocation ceoT^^OGOT Fig- 253 Bai, a Prize head-cover or helmet of the Athenian goddess Pallas-Athene, or Minerva, not only originated the well-known Grecian mode of arranging womens hair atthe back, but that this style is also the far-off, classicprogenitor of its clumsy,…

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