The Theological And Philosophical Works of Hermes Trismegistus Christian Neopla
The Theological And Philosophical Works of Hermes Trismegistus Christian Neopla
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, &c. 2 Lactantius (Div. Instit. , i. 11) alludes to this passage as a proof/ that both were men, and never really Divinities. 3 " Now we see in a mirror darkly " (1 Cor. Xiii. 12). 58 HERMES TRISMEGISTUS. Ledge of It is both divine silence and repose (a) of all the Senses. 6. For he having understood this is neither able to understand any other thing, nor he having beheld this to behold any other thing, nor to hear of any other thing, neither to move his entire body. For seizing hold of all hi...s bodily senses and motions he moves not (6) ; but ! shining around all the mind and the whole soul, it en- lightens and abstracts from the body, and transforms the ! whole of it into the Essence of God. 1 For it is possible, Child ! that the soul be deified (c), placed in body of Man, having beheld the beauty of The Good. 7. Tat. To be deified how sayest thou, Father ? Hermes. Of every soul divisible, Child! there are changes. Tat. How again divisible ? Hermes. Hast thou not heard in the Generics (d) that / from one soul that of the Universe (e) are all souls them- selves which are rolled about (/) in all the world, as if distributed ?
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, &c. 2 Lactantius (Div. Instit. , i. 11) alludes to this passage as a proof/ that both were men, and never really Divinities. 3 " Now we see in a mirror darkly " (1 Cor. Xiii. 12). 58 HERMES TRISMEGISTUS. Ledge of It is both divine silence and repose (a) of all the Senses. 6. For he having understood this is neither able to understand any other thing, nor he having beheld this to behold any other thing, nor to hear of any other thing, neither to move his entire body. For seizing hold of all hi...s bodily senses and motions he moves not (6) ; but ! shining around all the mind and the whole soul, it en- lightens and abstracts from the body, and transforms the ! whole of it into the Essence of God. 1 For it is possible, Child ! that the soul be deified (c), placed in body of Man, having beheld the beauty of The Good. 7. Tat. To be deified how sayest thou, Father ? Hermes. Of every soul divisible, Child! there are changes. Tat. How again divisible ? Hermes. Hast thou not heard in the Generics (d) that / from one soul that of the Universe (e) are all souls them- selves which are rolled about (/) in all the world, as if distributed ?
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