Thrice-Greatest Hermes, Vol. 1: Prolegomena (1906) - Page 18

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Concerning the Mysteries . . . . .	205
Concerning the Sacred Marriage . . . . .	216
Concerning the Logos . . . . .	225
The Son of God . . . . .	226
The True High Priest . . . . .	227
The Elder and Younger Sons of God . . . . .	229
Yet God is One . . . . .	230
The Logos is Life and Light . . . . .	231
The Divine Vision . . . . .	233
The Sons of God on Earth . . . . .	233
The City of God . . . . .	235
God’s Shadow . . . . .	236
The Mother-City of Refuge . . . . .	237
The True Shepherd . . . . .	238
The Apostles of God . . . . .	239
The Ladder of the "Words" . . . . .	239
The Logos the Spiritual Sun . . . . .	241
The Disciples of the Logos . . . . .	243
The River of the Divine Reason . . . . .	244
Jerusalem Above . . . . .	245
The Logos is as Manna and Coriander Seed . . . . .	246
The Logos is the Pupil of God’s Eye . . . . .	247
"Man shall not Live by Bread Alone" . . . . .	248
The Logos-Mediator . . . . .	249
The Yoga of Plotinus Refers to the contemplative practice of the Neoplatonic philosopher . . . . .	251
The Race of God . . . . .	253

IX. PLUTARCH: CONCERNING THE MYSTERIES OF ISIS AND OSIRIS . . . . .	255-368
Foreword . . . . .	255
Concerning Isis and Osiris . . . . .	261-366
Address to Klea concerning Gnosis and the Search for Truth . . . . .	261
The Art of Knowing and of Divinising . . . . .	262
The True Initiates of Isis . . . . .	263
Why the Priests are Shaven and wear Linen . . . . .	265
Of the Refraining from Flesh and Salt and Superfluities . . . . .	267
On the Drinking of Wine . . . . .	268
On Fish Taboos . . . . .	269
The Onion and Pig Taboos . . . . .	271
The Kings, the Riddles of the Priests and the Meaning of Amoun . . . . .	273

Concerning the Mysteries . . . . .

205

Concerning the Sacred Marriage . . . . .

216

Concerning the Logos . . . . .

225

The Son of God . . . . .

226

The True High Priest . . . . .

227

The Elder and Younger Sons of God . . . . .

229

Yet God is One . . . . .

230

The Logos is Life and Light . . . . .

231

The Divine Vision . . . . .

233

The Sons of God on Earth . . . . .

233

The City of God . . . . .

235

God’s Shadow . . . . .

236

The Mother-City of Refuge . . . . .

237

The True Shepherd . . . . .

238

The Apostles of God . . . . .

239

The Ladder of the "Words" . . . . .

239

The Logos the Spiritual Sun . . . . .

241

The Disciples of the Logos . . . . .

243

The River of the Divine Reason . . . . .

244

Jerusalem Above . . . . .

245

The Logos is as Manna and Coriander Seed . . . . .

246

The Logos is the Pupil of God’s Eye . . . . .

247

"Man shall not Live by Bread Alone" . . . . .

248

The Logos-Mediator . . . . .

249

The Yoga of Plotinus Refers to the contemplative practice of the Neoplatonic philosopher . . . . .

251

The Race of God . . . . .

253

IX. PLUTARCH: CONCERNING THE MYSTERIES OF ISIS AND OSIRIS . . . . .

255-368

Foreword . . . . .

255

Concerning Isis and Osiris . . . . .

261-366

Address to Klea concerning Gnosis and the Search for Truth . . . . .

261

The Art of Knowing and of Divinising . . . . .

262

The True Initiates of Isis . . . . .

263

Why the Priests are Shaven and wear Linen . . . . .

265

Of the Refraining from Flesh and Salt and Superfluities . . . . .

267

On the Drinking of Wine . . . . .

268

On Fish Taboos . . . . .

269

The Onion and Pig Taboos . . . . .

271

The Kings, the Riddles of the Priests and the Meaning of Amoun . . . . .

273