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iii. 148; men of, iii. 183; Ptah

who is, iii. 96.
Hera, i. 305, 307.
Heracleian stone, i. 189.
Heracleides, i. 301.
Heracleitus, i. 302, 323, 327, 361 ;

sayings of, ii. 213.
Heracles, i. 303, 318, 319.
Heracleon, i. 39.
Herald, ii. 86 ; of God, ii. 95.
Herb-knowers, iii. 111.
Herba medica, i. 293.
Hercules, myth of, i. 147 ; noose

of, i. 61.

Hermgeus, i. 314, 320.
Hermaica, iii. 252.
Hermaic, books, iii. 293 ; doctrines,

iii. 292 ; writings, ii. 169, iii.

297.

Hermanubis, i. 342.
Hermaphrodites, ii. 37.
Hermas, Apocalyptic, i. 378 ;

Gnostic elements in, i. 376 ;

higher criticism of, i. 370 : name of, i. 374 ; Old Latin version of, i. 378 ; Pastoral, i. 370 ; Shepherd of, i 369, ii. 238, 248, iii. 319 ;

shepherd of, ii. 229, 232.
Hermeneutic, i. 300.
Hermes, i. 278, 295, 319, 334, ii.

88, iii. 234; (I.), ii. 83, iii. 147,

INDEX

152; (II.), i. 104, iii. 152 ;(!!!.),

• iii. 303 ; Alchemical literature, i. 5 ; all-knowing, iii. 95 ; apophthegm of, iii. 88 ; Arab tradition,
• i. 5 ; and Asclepius, apotheosis of, iii. 222 ; and Asclepius, sons of God, iii. 217 ; and Basilides,
• ii. 215 ; beloved son of Zeus, i. 122; books of, 115, 196, 342, 380, iii. 282, 289 ; books of described by Clem, of A., iii. 222 ; city of, i. 87 ; columns or pillars of, i. 112 ; first natural philosopher, iii. 237 ; gnosis of, iii. 316 ; the Gnostic, iii. 320 ; grade of, ii. 250 ; great-and-great, i. 117 ; inspirer, iii. 286; inventions of, i. 5 ; Kriophoros, ii. 52 ; Logius,
• ii. 54 ; Logos, i. 158 ; master of all physics, iii. 226 ; mind of, iii. 260 ; monuments of, i. 113 ; prior to Moses, i. 19 ; Paut of, i. 263 ; prayer of, i. 402 ; prayers,
• i. 82 ; a race or being, iii. 135 ; religion of, i. 82 ; rod of, i. 61, 160, 161; scriptures of, iii. 227 ; spell of, iii. 97 ; suppliant of, ii. 236 ; teacher of reincarnation, iii. 227 ; ten-thousand-times-great,
• iii. 276 ; Thoth the first, i. 104 ; writer of scripture, iii. 227 ; Word who brings tidings from God, iii. 217.

Hermes-city, i. 329.

Hermeses and Asclepiuses, many, iii. 221.

Hermetic tradition, origins of the, iii. 233.

Hermippus de Astrologia Dialogus, iii. 270.

Hermodotus, i. 298.

Hermopolis, i. 56, ii. 382.

Heru-Behutet, i. 57.

Heru-em-Anpu, i. 342.

Heru-p-Khart, i. 346.

Heru-ur, i. 279.

Hesiod, i. 265, 300, 338, 389.

Hestia, i. 305.

Hesychius, i. 100, 269.

Het-Abtit, House of the Net, i. 58.

Hexads, ii. 117.

Hexsemeron, iii. 117.

Hezekiah, ii. 232.

Hibbert Journal, ii. 71.

Hidden mystery in silence, the, i.
167 ; Places, House of the, i. 68.

Hierarchies, ii. 276, 314, 340, 342.
Hieratic, iii. 276 ; books, iii. 225.
Hieroglyphics, i. 134, 276, 277, 312,

330.
Hierophants, i. 210, 211 ; of

mysteries, i. 212.
Hierosolymus, i. 307.
Higher Criticism of Posmandres,

i. 128 ; of Shepherd of Hermas, i. 370.

Hilaria, i. 152.
Hildebrand, ii. 307, 392.
Hilgenfeld, i. 370.
Hilgers, i. 25 ; theory of, i. 369.
Hippocrates, i. 155.
Hippolytus, i. 94 ; Conclusion of,

i. 186 ; and the divulging of the

Mysteries, i. 140; Philosoph-

umena of, i. 140.
Hippopotamus, i. 329, 330, 427.
Hoeffer, i. 27.
Hoffmann (G.), i. 33 ; (S. F. W.),

i. 9.

Holiness, Song of, ii. 50.
Holy, Holy, Holy, ii. 19.
Homer, i. 309, 318, 327, 330, 388 ;

on daimones, i. 299 ; nodding, the good, i. 196.

Homilies, Clementine, i. 388, ii. 72.
Honey, i. 349, 364.
Honey-brew, i. 347.
Honey-clover, i. 284, 315.
Hor, Son of the Negress, i. 88 ;

Son of Pa-neshe, i. 119.
Horapollo, i. 48, 55, 56, 408.
Horizon, i. 74, 332 ; of Light, i. 75.
Horizoned, i. 335.
Horn, the, i. 190 ; of Men, i. 166 ;

of one-horned bull, i. 187.
Horceus, i. 427.
Horos or Boundary, ii. 366 ; Great

Boundary, ii. 29 ; Gnostic, i.

250, ii. 348 ; Mighty Power, ii.

33.

Horoscopes, ii. 193, 341.
Horse, i. 290.

Horses, i. 430 ; yoke of, i. 430.
Horns, i. 53, 63, 77, 88, 92, 94,

132, 133, 136, 334, ii. 51 ;

bastardy suit against, i. 291 ;