Divine Pymander. Asclepius (1657) - Page 18


10.	The Mind to Hermes.	135
11.	Of the Common Mind to Tat Tat is the son and disciple of Hermes Trismegistus in the Hermetic dialogues..	159
12.	Hermes Trismegistus’s Vessel original: "Crater"; refers to a mixing bowl or font of divine consciousness. or Monad original: "Monas"; the Greek term for unity or the singular source of all things..	183
13.	Of Sensation original: "Sense" and Understanding.	194
14.	Of Activity original: "Operation" and Sensation.	206
15.	Of Truth, to His Son Tat.	220
16.	That None of the Things That Exist original: "that are" Can Perish.	232
17.	To Asclepius, on Being Truly Wise.	237