The Progress of Freedom And Other Poems
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The ox-god grew and fattened in his stall.
Apis, a sacred bull, worshipped by the Egyptians. Its abode was at Memphis, and it was in this city that peculiar honors were rendered it The Apis was distinguished from other ani mals of the same kind by the following characteristics. He NOTES. 181 was supposed to be generated not in the ordinary course of nature, but by a flashing from on high ; or, according to oth ers, by the contact of the Moon. As, however, this evidence of his divinity was rathe...r dubious, several external marks were superadded, to satisfy his votaries of his claims to adoration. His color was black, in order that the distinctive marks might the more clearly appear ; these were a square white spot on the forehead, the figure of an eagle on the back, a white cres cent on the right side, the mark of a beetle on the tongue, and double hair on the tail. The marks in question which thus stamped his claim to divinity, were of course the contrivance of the priests, though of this the people were kept profoundly ignorant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The ox-god grew and fattened in his stall.
Apis, a sacred bull, worshipped by the Egyptians. Its abode was at Memphis, and it was in this city that peculiar honors were rendered it The Apis was distinguished from other ani mals of the same kind by the following characteristics. He NOTES. 181 was supposed to be generated not in the ordinary course of nature, but by a flashing from on high ; or, according to oth ers, by the contact of the Moon. As, however, this evidence of his divinity was rathe...r dubious, several external marks were superadded, to satisfy his votaries of his claims to adoration. His color was black, in order that the distinctive marks might the more clearly appear ; these were a square white spot on the forehead, the figure of an eagle on the back, a white cres cent on the right side, the mark of a beetle on the tongue, and double hair on the tail. The marks in question which thus stamped his claim to divinity, were of course the contrivance of the priests, though of this the people were kept profoundly ignorant.
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