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Isis unveiled, Volume 2 (of 2), Theology · Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition
Contents for Isis unveiled, Volume 2 (of 2), Theology, Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition
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- Front matter Front matter OEBPS/8119166421244885510_75871-h-1.htm.xhtml#element-3
- Front matter PREFACE TO PART II. OEBPS/8119166421244885510_75871-h-4.htm.xhtml#element-6
- CHAPTER I. “Yea, the time cometh, that whomsoever killeth you, will think that he doeth God service.”—Gospel according to John, xvi., 2.
- CHAPTER II. OEBPS/8119166421244885510_75871-h-6.htm.xhtml#element-8
- CHAPTER III. OEBPS/8119166421244885510_75871-h-7.htm.xhtml#element-9
- CHAPTER IV. “Nothing better than those Mysteries, by which, from a rough and fierce life, we are polished to gentleness (humanity, kindness), and softened.”—Cicero: de Legibus, ii., 14.
- CHAPTER V. “Learn to know all, but keep thyself unknown.”—Gnostic Maxim.
- CHAPTER VI. “The curtains of Yesterday drop down, the curtains of To-morrow roll up; but Yesterday and To-morrow both are.”—Sartor Resartus: Natural Supernaturalism.
- CHAPTER VII. “Of the tenets of the Druzes, nothing authentic has ever come to light; the popular belief amongst their neighbors is, that they adore an idol in the form of a calf.”—King: The Gnostics and their Remains.
- CHAPTER VIII. OEBPS/8119166421244885510_75871-h-12.htm.xhtml#element-14
- CHAPTER IX. “All things are governed in the bosom of this triad.”—Lydus: De Mensibus, 20.
- CHAPTER X. OEBPS/8119166421244885510_75871-h-16.htm.xhtml#element-18
- CHAPTER XI. OEBPS/8119166421244885510_75871-h-18.htm.xhtml#element-20
- CHAPTER XII. OEBPS/8119166421244885510_75871-h-19.htm.xhtml#element-21
- Back matter FOOTNOTES: OEBPS/8119166421244885510_75871-h-21.htm.xhtml#element-23
- Back matter INDEX. OEBPS/8119166421244885510_75871-h-24.htm.xhtml#element-26
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