The Gods of the Egyptians Or Studies in Egyptian Mythology volume 2
The Gods of the Egyptians Or Studies in Egyptian Mythology volume 2
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For thee the Worship of Osiris in Foreign Lands 303 stars shine, for thee the seasons return, in thee the gods rejoice and the elements are thy slaves. At thy nod the winds blow, the clouds give increase, the seeds spring to birth, and the buds burgeon. Before thy majesty tremble the birds that go to and fro in the sky, the beasts that roam the mountain, the serpents lurking underground, the monsters that swim the deep. But my wit is all too weak to tell of thy praise, my wealth too slender to ...make thee due offering of sacrifice. My voice is too poor in utterance to tell what I feel concerning thy majesty. Nay, had I a thousand mouths, a thousand tongues, and everlasting continuance of unwearied speech, it would be all too little. Therefore will I strive to do all that a poor yet faithful servant may. I will guard the memory of thy divine counten- ance and of thy most holy godhead deep hidden within my heart's inmost shrine, and their image shall be with me for ever. "^ A few days later Lucius bade the priest farewell and departed from Cenchieae for Rome, and when he arrived there he became a continual worshipper in the temple of Queen I sis who, from the situation of her temple, was called " Goddess of the Field of Mars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For thee the Worship of Osiris in Foreign Lands 303 stars shine, for thee the seasons return, in thee the gods rejoice and the elements are thy slaves. At thy nod the winds blow, the clouds give increase, the seeds spring to birth, and the buds burgeon. Before thy majesty tremble the birds that go to and fro in the sky, the beasts that roam the mountain, the serpents lurking underground, the monsters that swim the deep. But my wit is all too weak to tell of thy praise, my wealth too slender to ...make thee due offering of sacrifice. My voice is too poor in utterance to tell what I feel concerning thy majesty. Nay, had I a thousand mouths, a thousand tongues, and everlasting continuance of unwearied speech, it would be all too little. Therefore will I strive to do all that a poor yet faithful servant may. I will guard the memory of thy divine counten- ance and of thy most holy godhead deep hidden within my heart's inmost shrine, and their image shall be with me for ever. "^ A few days later Lucius bade the priest farewell and departed from Cenchieae for Rome, and when he arrived there he became a continual worshipper in the temple of Queen I sis who, from the situation of her temple, was called " Goddess of the Field of Mars.
What to read after The Gods of the Egyptians Or Studies in Egyptian Mythology volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Budge Ernest Alfred Wallis to read onlineMoreLess
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