...Hence we fpeak of a terreftrial Bacchus and a terreftrial Apollo, who beftows the all-various ftreams of water with which the earth abounds, and openings prophetic of futurity." Brafs indeed was employed by the ancients, as we learn from the Scholiaft on Theocritus (Eidyl. 2),...

...receptacle of the illuminations of all the Gods. " Hence," as Proclus shortly after observes, " there is a terrestrial Ceres, Vesta, and Isis, as likewise...earth abounds, and openings prophetic of futurity." And if to all this we only add, that all the other mundane Gods subsist in the twelve above-mentioned,...

...contains all things, in an earthly manner, which Heaven comprehends celestially. Hence, we speak of n terrestrial Bacchus and a terrestrial Apollo, who...earth abounds, and openings prophetic of futurity." And if to all this we only add, that all the other mundane Gods subsist in the twelve above-mentioned,...

...this deity subsists according to a terrestrial characteristic ; and brass, as we learn from Proclus, is a symbol of a resisting solid, or of earth. For...expelling pollutions. And Eustathius upon this line in the 18th book of the Iliad, fX TTOyTOIO 3V£rt£i AtyW XCH (iyo ie Forth from the deep with line and vocal...

...receptacle of the illuminations of all the Gods. "Hence," as Proclus shortly after observes, " there is a terrestrial Ceres, Vesta, and Isis, as likewise...earth abounds, and openings prophetic of futurity." And if to all this we only add, that all the other mundane Gods subsist in the twelve abovementioned,...

...proceeds about the one divinity of the heavens. For there are progressions of all the celestial god* into the earth ; and earth contains all things in...pollutions. And Eustathius upon this line in the 1 6th book of the Iliad, tx tfonroio Svfajt Aivw xai iira ie Forth from the deep with line and vocal...

...in an earthly manner, which Heaven comprehends celestially. Hence, we speak of a terrestrial Eacchus and a terrestrial Apollo, who bestows the all-various...earth abounds, and openings prophetic of futurity.' And if to all this we only add, that all the other mundane Gods subsist in the twelve above-mentioned,...

...receptacle of the illuminations of all the Gods. ' Hence,' as Proclus shorlly after observes, ' there is a terrestrial Ceres, Vesta, and Isis, as likewise...earth abounds, and openings prophetic of futurity.' And if to all this we only add, that all the other mundane Gods subsist in the twelve above-mentioned,...

...receptacle of the illuminations of all the Gods. " Hence," as Proclus shortly after observes, "there is a terrestrial Ceres, Vesta, and Isis, as likewise...earth abounds, and openings prophetic of futurity. '" And if to all this we only add, that all the other mundane Gods subsist in the twelve abovementioned,...

...by no means lessened the use, or superseded the necessity fer a republication 'of the Syslema of the and a terrestrial Apollo, who bestows the all-various streams of water with which tlie earth abounds, and openings prophetic of futurity." Кавчхш îi ti; TU» yiy лт аитяп...