M. Tullii Ciceronis De Natura Deorum Libri Tres 3
M. Tullii Ciceronis De Natura Deorum Libri Tres 3
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Probably thia BOOK III CH. XVI § 42. 109 was a theological treatise professing to be written by Hercules, just as the Poemander professed to be written by Hermes. Clement mentions that the priests of Isis were required to know by heart the Hermetic books, 42 in number, and that these were regularly carried through the temple in procession {Strom. vi 4). We have a specimen of the sacred books of the Egyptians in the ' Ritual of the Dead ' lately deciphered and translated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Probably thia BOOK III CH. XVI § 42. 109 was a theological treatise professing to be written by Hercules, just as the Poemander professed to be written by Hermes. Clement mentions that the priests of Isis were required to know by heart the Hermetic books, 42 in number, and that these were regularly carried through the temple in procession {Strom. vi 4). We have a specimen of the sacred books of the Egyptians in the ' Ritual of the Dead ' lately deciphered and translated.
Plato alludes to them {...Tim, 23), where he represents a priest as addressing Solon in the words navra yeypafxfieva tK fraXaiot) t^ ^ariw iv rois Upois ...rrjs dc ivBabt dtaKoa-firfa-€»s irap ^fiiv iv rols Upois ypdfifJLaaiv ojtraxt
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