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SECTION XXXII.
| PAGE | |
|---|---|
| Traces of the Mysteries | 287 |
| Christos and Chrestos | 289 |
| The Symbolism of Nârada | 261 |
| Egyptian Initiation | 293 |
| The Self-sacrificing Victim | 295 |
| Orpheus | 297 |
SECTION XXXIII.
| The Last of the Mysteries in Europe | 298 |
| Alesia and Bibractis | 299 |
| The Learning of Egypt | 301 |
SECTION XXXIV.
| The Post-Christian Successors to the Mysteries | 303 |
| The Root Races | 305 |
| The "False Gnosis" | 307 |
| Teachings of Ammonius | 309 |
| Difficulties and Dangers | 311 |
| The Neo-Platonic School | 313 |
SECTION XXXV.
| Symbolism of Sun and Stars | 315 |
| The Circle Dance | 317 |
| Christian Astrolatry | 319 |
| Michael the Conqueror | 321 |
| The Christian Sun-God | 323 |
SECTION XXXVI.
| Pagan Sidereal Worship or Astronomy | 325 |
| The Planetary Angels | 327 |
| Celestial Wheels | 329 |
| The Promethean Mystery | 331 |
SECTION XXXVII.
| The Souls of the Stars—Universal Heliolatry | 332 |
| Christian Star-Worship | 333 |
| A Singular Confession | 335 |
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