Thrice-Greatest Hermes, Vol. III — G. R. S. Mead (1906)

Three Bodies of, ii. 44. ff.
Buddhism, Great Vehicle of, ii. 44.
Buddhist seer, i. 379.
Budge, i. 52, 89, 103, 367.
Builder, mind as, ii. 153.
Builder- Souls, iii. 140.
Builders, iii. 139, 140.
Bull-born, i. 311.
Burials of Animals, i. 293, 295 ; of

Osiris, i. 295.
Burn living men, i. 355.
Burns his food publicly, i. 270.
Busiris, i. 293, 305.
Buto, i. 315, 347.
Buys Plato, i. 351.
Byblos, i. 284-286.

Cabiri (Kabiri), i. 127.
Caduceus, i. 61, iii. 232.
Canutes, i. 142.
Call thou me not Good, ii. 72.
Called, i. 147.

Calumniators, ii. 233, 250, iii. 317. Cambyses, i. 277, 322. Cana of Galilee, i. 167. Cancer, i. 415. Candalle (Flussas), i. 10. Canopus (Canobus), i. 296, 301. Capitoline Zeus, i. 352. Carapace, cosmic, ii. 321 ; of darkness, ii. 121 ; of selfhood, ii. 42. Caravanserai, ii. 283. Cardamum, i. 365. Carpenter, Estlin, i. 468. Carriers of holy symbols, i. 264. Casaubon, i. 21. Cask, drop from a, i. 190. Cat, i. 344.

Catalogue of kings, i. 277.
Catharms, iii. 210.

INDEX

Cave, ii. 126, 128.
Cedrenus, iii. 269.
Celsus, i. 147, 423; True Word

of, ii. 50.
Celts, i. 350.
Ceremonies, Overseer of the, iii.

223.

Chalcidius, i. 19, 435, ii. 159.
Chaldseans, i. 196, 327, ii. 53 ;

Books of the, i. 392, 465, ii. 81 ff., iii. 280, 324 ; mystery-tradition, i. 138. Chamber of Birth, i. 75 ; of Flames, i. 75 ; of Gold, i. 75. Chambers, i. 34, iii. 218, 266 ;

opinion of, i. 34 f.
Champollion, i. 27.
Chaos, i. 150, 338, 388, 389, ii. 27,

102 ; the bitter, i. 192 ; liquid, i. 191.

Character, ii. 244, iii. 179.
Charila, i. 310, 311.
Chariot, celestial, i. 154, iii. 173 ;

of the Powers, i. 238.
Charioteer, i. 429, 430, ii. 270.
Charity, ii. 346.
Charops, i. 303.
Cheiron, iii. 304.
Chemia, i. 263, 309, iii. 158.
Chemmis, i. 282.
Cherubim, i. 238.
Cheyne, i. 468.
Child of the Egg, i. 139 ; of God,

ii. 255.

Child-making, ii. 68. Children, likeness of, iii. 89 ; recognition of, iii. 20. Chnouphis (Chnuphis), i. 92, 477, ii. 265.

Chnubis, i. 477.

Chnum, i. 477, 480, iii. 155, 159.
Chceroboscus, iii. 112.
Choir (choirs) of daimons, ii. 89,

145, 272, 273, iii. 102 ; of Gods, ii. 206.

Chonouphis, i. 274.
Chrism, the Ineffable, i. 154,

190.
Christ, i. 301 ; a, ii. 174 ; the, i.

160, iii. 324 ; the birth of a, ii.

241, 243; disciples of, i. 290;

farment of, ii. 249 ; of God, ii. 3 ; " scourge " of, ii. 173 ; triumphant, ii. 117. Christ-baptism, ii. 93. Christ-mystery, i. 198. VOL. III.

Christ-stage of manhood, i. 367,

368.

Christ-state, ii. 93, 243.
Christos, descent of the, i. 90.
Chronicum (Eusebius), i. 20.
Chrysippus, i. 298.
Church, ii." 117 ; virgin, i. 377.
Churning the Ocean, iii. 180.
Chwolsohn, ii. 57.
Cicala, song of, ii. 292.
Cicero, ii. 235.
Circle of the All, iii. 47 ; of animals,

iii. 46, 51 ; Life-producing, iii.

51 ; of Necessity, i. 428 ; of Sun, iii. 52 ; of types-of-life, ii. 194,

227.

Circles, seven, ii. 76, iii. 47.
Circuit (Eudoxus), i. 269.
Circumambient, i. 300.
Circumterrene, ii. 276.
Cities of Refuge, i. 237.
Citizens, true, i. 221.
City, ii. 109 ; of the Eight, i. 57 ;

of God, i. 235, 245, 246, ii. 256 ;

the grandest, i. 235 ; the

Intelligible, i 235 ; the Little, i. 293.

Civil Wars, i. 352.
Claudius, i. 119.
Cleanthes, i. 347.

Clement, Second Epistle of, i. 153.
Clement of Alexandria, i. 153, ii.

215, 235, 300 ; on the mysteries, iii. 150 ; on the tradition of the

Gnosis, i. 148.

Clementine Homilies, i. 388, ii. 72.
Cleombrotus, iii. 170, 175.
Cloak, hateful, ii. 121.
Closed lips, ye of the, i. 210.
Closet, i. 209.
Clotho, i. 442.
Cnossus, iii. 179.
Cock, iii. 162 ; crowing of, iii. 161,

162.

Cocks, i. 325.
Codex Brucianus, i. 50, 93, ii. 282 ;

Untitled Apocalypse of, ii. 303.
Coffin, i. 287.
Colberg, i. 22.

Colonies of the Athenians, i. 314.
Colony, ii. 354.
Colour, one, i. 391 ; ray-like, i.

224.

Columns, i. 104 ; of Hermes, i. 112.
Combatant Gods, Judge of, i. 53.
Combatants, Two, i. 66.

INDEX

Come unto us, ii. 43.

Comets, iii. 52.

Common hearth, iii. 171 ; reason, i. 346 ; teachers, iii. 287. Companions of Horus, i. 270, 290 ;

of Odysseus, i. 270.
Completion-Beginning, i. 74.
Comprehensible, Incomprehensibles,

i. 184. Conception, ii. 390 ; and birth, iii.

68 ; Typhon, i. 304.
Concupiscence, ii. 224.
Conductor of Souls, i. 159.
Cone-bearing, i. 266.
Configuration of the Element, iii.

276.

Congress, ii. 240.
Consciousness, JEonic, ii. 244 ;