The Babylonian And Oriental Record volume 1
The Babylonian And Oriental Record volume 1
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C. As a non-Semitic tribe the great motion of the heavens and stars living on the shore of what was afterwards rhemsekes. In his highest power he cor- known as the '• Persian Gulf. " (2). The tesponds to the ' primo mobile' of the later Kaldai having subsequently conquered Baby- Italian philosophy. ""' And, certain it [is, Ionia, the Greeks applied their name to it; that Hermes is Kpio(f)dpoi-^ not only as and " tlie reputation of the Babylonians for cattle-guardian and lord, I)ut also in anoth...er magic and astrology caused the name Khal- and a remarkable sense. The Euphratean da?an to become synonymous with 'priest' astronomical Hermes, i. E. , the planet iVcfi it- and 'soothsayer. '-' (3). Even as late as '•* Mercury, is often called Sulpa-uddu, the Parthian Empire the Chaldasans are (•'the Messenger of the Rising-sun"); and, recognised as a distinct nationality, and by as such, bears on and gives to all the Golden Latin writers of the time of the Roman (solar) Ram. Empire, the term ' Chalda;i' is applied in a On arriving at the Oriental home of general way to professors of the form of oc- Aietes, Phrixos (= the Unsunlit - air) cultism connected with astronomico-as- married his daughter Chalkiope (^the trology.^^ full 'Copper'-moon), a reduplication of The term ' Babylonians' had sometimes an Aietes liimself; and Apollodoros, evidently exceedingly wide signification; thus we find following some very curious and archaic i" Hesychios: — Qa^u\i'cvioi.
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C. As a non-Semitic tribe the great motion of the heavens and stars living on the shore of what was afterwards rhemsekes. In his highest power he cor- known as the '• Persian Gulf. " (2). The tesponds to the ' primo mobile' of the later Kaldai having subsequently conquered Baby- Italian philosophy. ""' And, certain it [is, Ionia, the Greeks applied their name to it; that Hermes is Kpio(f)dpoi-^ not only as and " tlie reputation of the Babylonians for cattle-guardian and lord, I)ut also in anoth...er magic and astrology caused the name Khal- and a remarkable sense. The Euphratean da?an to become synonymous with 'priest' astronomical Hermes, i. E. , the planet iVcfi it- and 'soothsayer. '-' (3). Even as late as '•* Mercury, is often called Sulpa-uddu, the Parthian Empire the Chaldasans are (•'the Messenger of the Rising-sun"); and, recognised as a distinct nationality, and by as such, bears on and gives to all the Golden Latin writers of the time of the Roman (solar) Ram. Empire, the term ' Chalda;i' is applied in a On arriving at the Oriental home of general way to professors of the form of oc- Aietes, Phrixos (= the Unsunlit - air) cultism connected with astronomico-as- married his daughter Chalkiope (^the trology.^^ full 'Copper'-moon), a reduplication of The term ' Babylonians' had sometimes an Aietes liimself; and Apollodoros, evidently exceedingly wide signification; thus we find following some very curious and archaic i" Hesychios: — Qa^u\i'cvioi.
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