...indicating that there is something ethereal beyond the sensible heavens. Page 114. Gods that are catted Prodromean.] ie Antecessors : for, as among the genera...the lunar motion. And the stone called Helioselenus, ie of the sun and moon, imitates, after a manner, the congress of those luminaries, which it images...

...properly sacrificed to these gods before he began to raise the wall of the tower. Page 114. Upon vihich they say Apollo laid his harp.] As the characteristics...itself, follows the lunar motion. And the stone called Helioselemis, ie of the sun and moon, imitates, after a manner, the congress of those luminaries, «...

...it, it sounded like a harp. This was the sun-stone. Proclus observes in his small treatise, De Mayia, The sunstone, by its golden rays, imitates those of the sun ; but the stone called tJie eye of Jieaven, or of the sun, h;is a figure similar to the pupil of an eye, and a ray shines...

...plants, which possess nothing more than a vestige of life, but likewise in particular stones. Thus the sun-stone, by its golden rays, imitates those...certain change of itself, follows the lunar motion. Lastly, the stone called helioselenus, ie of the sun and moon, imitates, after a manner, the congress...

...plants, which possess nothing more than a vestige of life, but likewise in particular stones. Thus the sun-stone, by its golden rays, imitates those...certain change of itself, follows the lunar motion. Lastly, the stone called helioselenus, ie of the sun and moon, imitates, after a manner, the congress...

...46l). 3. eye of the Sun — "Thus the sun-stone, hy its golden rays, imitates those of the sun: hut the stone called the eye of heaven, or of the sun,...eye, and a ray shines from the middle of the pupil" tProclus De sacrificio et magia [Taylor, 345l). The first stone of Proclus would seem to he the "Solis...