Thrice-Greatest Hermes, Vol. 1: Prolegomena

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XV. CONCERNING THE CRATER OR CUP . . . 450-456
     The Crater in Plato . . . . 450
     In "Orpheus," Macrobius, and Proclus . . . 451
     The Vision of Aridæus . . . . 452
     The Origin of the Symbol to be sought in Orphic Tradition . . . 456

XVI. THE DISCIPLES OF THRICE-GREATEST HERMES . 457-481
     Ptah, Sekhet and I-em-ḥetep (Asclepius) . . . 457
     Nefer-Tem . . . . 458
     Imhotep-Imuth-Asclepius . . . . 459
     Thāth-Tat . . . . 461
     The Incarnations of Thoth . . . . 463
     The Disciples of Lord Hermes in Petosiris and Nechepso . . . 464
     Tosothros-Asclepius . . . . 465
     Imuth-Asclepius the Master-Mason and Poet . 466
     Æsculapius the Healer . . . . 467
     Asclepius in Trismegistic Tradition . . . 469
     Concerning Ammon . . . . 471
     Prophet and King . . . . 472
     Amenhotep-Asclepius . . . . 473
     The Sacred Group of Four . . . . 474
     James, John and Peter . . . . 475
     The Triad of Disciples . . . . 476
     Chnum the Good Daimon . . . . 477
     Osiris Disciple of Agathodaimon Agathodaimon: The "Good Spirit" or divine genius the Thrice-greatest . . . 478
     Logos-Mind the Good Daimon . . . . 478
     Chnum Good Mind the Æon . . . 480
     Isis, Lady of Wisdom, Disciple of Thrice-greatest Hermes . . . 481