The Trinities of the Ancients
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This is only true in their secondary character.
NOTES. 237 Note K. P. 87- I HAVE observed elsewhere, that when ancestorial worship was introduced, men gave the titles of their heavenly gods to these new deities: Helius or the Sun was a name given to Noah, and also to some of his descendants, especially to Ham.
As an instance of this custom, we have the following incrip- tion, taken from the obelisk of Heliopolis, the ancient Temple of the Sun, in Egypt, preserved by Marcellinus : VERSE THE FIRS...T.
" The Sun to King Rhamestes. I have bestowed upon you to rule graciously over all the world. He whom the Sun loves is Horus the brave, the lover of truth, the son of Heron, born of God, the restorer of the world. He whom the Sun has chosen is King Rhamestes, valiant in battle; to whom all the earth is subject, by his might and bravery. Rhamestes the king, the immortal offspring of the Sun. " DioDORUS informs us, that on one of the altars, in a temple of Memphis, there was a sacred pillar with an inscription which terminated in this manner : " I am the eldest son of Cronus, sprung from the genuine and respectable race of Sous, and I am related to the fountain of day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is only true in their secondary character.
NOTES. 237 Note K. P. 87- I HAVE observed elsewhere, that when ancestorial worship was introduced, men gave the titles of their heavenly gods to these new deities: Helius or the Sun was a name given to Noah, and also to some of his descendants, especially to Ham.
As an instance of this custom, we have the following incrip- tion, taken from the obelisk of Heliopolis, the ancient Temple of the Sun, in Egypt, preserved by Marcellinus : VERSE THE FIRS...T.
" The Sun to King Rhamestes. I have bestowed upon you to rule graciously over all the world. He whom the Sun loves is Horus the brave, the lover of truth, the son of Heron, born of God, the restorer of the world. He whom the Sun has chosen is King Rhamestes, valiant in battle; to whom all the earth is subject, by his might and bravery. Rhamestes the king, the immortal offspring of the Sun. " DioDORUS informs us, that on one of the altars, in a temple of Memphis, there was a sacred pillar with an inscription which terminated in this manner : " I am the eldest son of Cronus, sprung from the genuine and respectable race of Sous, and I am related to the fountain of day.
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