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vi List of Illustrations. NO. Page No. Page 91 Solomon’s Molten Sea or Kauldron . 215 142 The Conception by Holy Ghost, Venice . 304 92 Egyptian Mirror and Woman . . 216 143 Ceres issues from Cave . . . 305 93 Solomon’s Temple in Plan and Section . 218 144 The Roman Alb-idea . . . 317 94 Serpent in Ark with Phalik Emblems . 223 145 ,, Chasuble-idea in plan . . 317 95 Various Coins of Greece and Asia . 224 146 ,, Ancient Pallium-idea . . 317 96 The Gaulik Serpent Goddess . . 224 147 Priest in Ancient Pallium . . . 317 97 Egyptian Tau . . . . 225 148 The Great Obo of Mongolia . . 333 98 Sri-Linga, bird-idea . . . 226 149 A Moslem Tombstone and Fire tower . 337 99 Planetary and Sectarian Symbols . . 228 150 The Delhi Lut and Gateway . . 337 100 Mahamadan Fish Nymph . . 230 151 Temple of Vesta and Sivaik ring . . 342 101 Isis, Babe and Fish-idea . . . 231 152 Asyrian Eagle-headed Gods at Worship . 345 102 Oanes, Fish and Sun Gods . . . 231 153 A Christian Church Altar . . . 345 103 Woman as the Snake Goddess . . 231 154 The Christian Church-idea . . 346 104 Phalo-Serpent, and Fire Worship at Pompeii 232 155 Pergamos as Mountain-god-idea . . 353 105 Sacred Hieroglpyhs . . . 233 156 Phalo-Arkite ideas in Mountains, &c. . 357 106 Isis and Horus in IOnik bell flower . . 233 157 Do. in Architecture . . 358 107 Diana of Ephesus . . . . 234 158 The Arko-foot-idea . . . 360 108 Heaven and the four Elements . . 235 159 Sacred feet in Argha . . . 361 109 The Bulls . . . . 237 160 The topographical feature-idea of Rome . 366 110 Fish and Woman-Idea . . . 244 161 Do. of Palatine Hill 368 162 The God-idea, Roman Nympheum . . 369 111 Asyrio-Phenician Fish-God with Rod . 245 163 Mars on Campus Martius . . . 370 112 Egyptian Themis, and Solar Python . 245 Plate VIII. here intervenes with 8 figures 386 113 Time and Truth, worshipping Lingam . 245 164 Two views of “Newton Stone” . . 387 114 Vishnu in the Fish-Avatār . . . 247 165 Vernal Equinox . . . . 403 115 Mermaid, Clonfert, Ireland . . 247 166 Curves of Festal Intensity . . . 422 116 Pisco-Phalik Worship . . . 247 167 Mother and Holy Child, Kaldia . . 433 117 Tombstone of Ophites, India . . 249 168 Do. Asyria . . . 433 118 Common Ancient and Modern Sculptur- 169 Do. as Amā the Eastern Solar 119 251 } ings, India, serpents and all symbols } Virgin . . . . . 433 120 170 Worship of Devi and Krishna . . 433 121 Lituæ amd Crozier-idea . . . 252 171 Hindu Devi with Phalus . . . 436 122 Crozier of Cashel . . . . 253 172 The Conception-idea, Venetian picture . 439 123 Serpent Cross of Killamery . . 254 173 The Polynesian “great God” Ta-Aroa . 444 124 Budhist Constellation, Rahu . . 255 174 Solar Saint and Cross-idea . . 445 125 The Parnassus-idea . . . 260 175 Old German God Tuisko . . . 448 126 Symoblism in Constantinople . . 265 176 “Jack in the box” . . . . 450 127 Landscape View of Hippodrome, Constan- 177 St. Michael’s Mount, Lands-end . . 456 tinople . . . . 266 178 The “Fall of Mithras” . . . 461 128 Ceres, Apollo, and Earth-idea . . 268 179 The Jewish Cherubim . . . 480 129 Greek Omphe Worship . . . 270 180 Hippa of Arkadia—“the Door of Life” . 483 130 Serapis as Abraxas . . . 274 181 Plate VI. here intervenes with 12 figures . 278 182 485 131 Tyrian Herakles, Stones, and Column of fire 279 } 183 132 Stonehenge as a Linga-in-Yoni . . 281 133 Serpent Mound, Loch Nell . . 288 Plate VII. here intervenes with 8 figures . 290 134 The Bread Makers of Barma . . 302 135 Tumulus with Pillar, Karnak . . 302 136 } } 137 138 Galgals with Menhirs, Bread Mill and 303 139 Column-ideas . . . 140 141 Phali in Mexico, Phenicia and Ireland } 184 185 } Hands and Suns on Irish Crosses } 487 186 Ferozaha’s Lāt, Delhi . . . 489 187 Egyptian God Serapis . . . 501 188 Sun as Mihr or Mitr the Fertilizer . 509 Ablanathabla, the Gnostic Charm . 189 Key and Lunar Sceptre . . 190 Egyptian Kun or Venus . . 191 Venus with Apple . . 192 Asyrian Mary and Child . . 193 Tor attacking the Giant Clouds . . . . . . . 511 516 521 522 522 522
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List <strong>of</strong> Illustrations.<br />
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91 Solomon’s Molten Sea or Kauldron . 215 142 The Conception by Holy Ghost, Venice . 304<br />
92 Egyptian Mirror and Woman . . 216 143 Ceres issues from Cave . . . 305<br />
93 Solomon’s Temple in Plan and Section . 218 144 The Roman Alb-idea . . . 317<br />
94 Serpent in Ark with Phalik Emblems . 223 145 ,, Chasuble-idea in plan . . 317<br />
95 Various Coins <strong>of</strong> Greece and Asia . 224 146 ,, Ancient Pallium-idea . . 317<br />
96 The Gaulik Serpent Goddess . . 224 147 Priest in Ancient Pallium . . . 317<br />
97 Egyptian Tau . . . . 225 148 The Great Obo <strong>of</strong> Mongolia . . 333<br />
98 Sri-Linga, bird-idea . . . 226 149 A Moslem Tombstone and Fire tower . 337<br />
99 Planetary and Sectarian Symbols . . 228 150 The Delhi Lut and Gateway . . 337<br />
100 Mahamadan Fish Nymph . . 230 151 Temple <strong>of</strong> Vesta and Sivaik ring . . 342<br />
101 Isis, Babe and Fish-idea . . . 231 152 Asyrian Eagle-headed Gods at Worship . 345<br />
102 Oanes, Fish and Sun Gods . . . 231 153 A Christian Church Altar . . . 345<br />
103 Woman as the Snake Goddess . . 231 154 The Christian Church-idea . . 346<br />
104 Phalo-Serpent, and Fire Worship at Pompeii 232 155 Pergamos as Mountain-god-idea . . 353<br />
105 Sacred Hieroglpyhs . . . 233 156 Phalo-Arkite ideas in Mountains, &c. . 357<br />
106 Isis and Horus in IOnik bell flower . . 233<br />
157 Do. in Architecture . . 358<br />
107 Diana <strong>of</strong> Ephesus . . . . 234<br />
158 The Arko-foot-idea . . . 360<br />
108 Heaven and the four Elements . . 235<br />
159 Sacred feet in Argha . . . 361<br />
109 The Bulls . . . . 237<br />
160 The topographical feature-idea <strong>of</strong> Rome . 366<br />
110 Fish and Woman-Idea . . . 244<br />
161 Do. <strong>of</strong> Palatine Hill 368<br />
162 The God-idea, Roman Nympheum . . 369<br />
111 Asyrio-Phenician Fish-God with Rod . 245<br />
163 Mars on Campus Martius . . . 370<br />
112 Egyptian Themis, and Solar Python . 245<br />
Plate VIII. here intervenes with 8 figures 386<br />
113 Time and Truth, worshipping Lingam . 245<br />
164 Two views <strong>of</strong> “Newton Stone” . . 387<br />
114 Vishnu in the Fish-Avatār . . . 247<br />
165 Vernal Equinox . . . . 403<br />
115 Mermaid, Clonfert, Ireland . . 247<br />
166 Curves <strong>of</strong> Festal Intensity . . . 422<br />
116 Pisco-Phalik Worship . . . 247<br />
167 Mother and Holy Child, Kaldia . . 433<br />
117 Tombstone <strong>of</strong> Ophites, India . . 249<br />
168 Do. Asyria . . . 433<br />
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Common Ancient and Modern Sculptur- 169 Do. as Amā the Eastern Solar<br />
119 251<br />
} ings, India, serpents and all symbols } Virgin . . . . . 433<br />
120<br />
170 Worship <strong>of</strong> Devi and Krishna . . 433<br />
121 Lituæ amd Crozier-idea . . . 252<br />
171 Hindu Devi with Phalus . . . 436<br />
122 Crozier <strong>of</strong> Cashel . . . . 253<br />
172 The Conception-idea, Venetian picture . 439<br />
123 Serpent Cross <strong>of</strong> Killamery . . 254<br />
173 The Polynesian “great God” Ta-Aroa . 444<br />
124 Budhist Constellation, Rahu . . 255<br />
174 Solar Saint and Cross-idea . . 445<br />
125 The Parnassus-idea . . . 260 175 Old German God Tuisko . . . 448<br />
126 Symoblism in Constantinople . . 265 176 “Jack in the box” . . . . 450<br />
127 Landscape View <strong>of</strong> Hippodrome, Constan- 177 St. Michael’s Mount, Lands-end . . 456<br />
tinople . . . . 266 178 The “Fall <strong>of</strong> Mithras” . . . 461<br />
128 Ceres, Apollo, and Earth-idea . . 268 179 The Jewish Cherubim . . . 480<br />
129 Greek Omphe Worship . . . 270 180 Hippa <strong>of</strong> Arkadia—“the Door <strong>of</strong> <strong>Life</strong>” . 483<br />
130 Serapis as Abraxas . . . 274 181<br />
Plate VI. here intervenes with 12 figures . 278 182 485<br />
131 Tyrian Herakles, Stones, and Column <strong>of</strong> fire 279 } 183<br />
132 Stonehenge as a Linga-in-Yoni . . 281<br />
133 Serpent Mound, Loch Nell . . 288<br />
Plate VII. here intervenes with 8 figures . 290<br />
134 The Bread Makers <strong>of</strong> Barma . . 302<br />
135 Tumulus with Pillar, Karnak . . 302<br />
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138 Galgals with Menhirs, Bread Mill and<br />
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139 Column-ideas . . .<br />
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141 Phali in Mexico, Phenicia and Ireland }<br />
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185 } Hands and Suns on Irish Crosses } 487<br />
186 Ferozaha’s Lāt, Delhi . . . 489<br />
187 Egyptian God Serapis . . . 501<br />
188 Sun as Mihr or Mitr the Fertilizer . 509<br />
Ablanathabla, the Gnostic Charm .<br />
189 Key and Lunar Sceptre . .<br />
190 Egyptian Kun or Venus . .<br />
191 Venus with Apple . .<br />
192 Asyrian Mary and Child . .<br />
193 Tor attacking the Giant Clouds .<br />
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