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

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steps of, i. 79 ; to supreme, ii.

197 ; thither, iii. 6 ; to truth, iii. 5.

Patrizzi, i. 11.
Paul, propaganda of, i. 204.
Pauly, i. 26.
Paut, i. 57, 132 ; of Hermes, i. 263.

INDEX

Pawnbroking bye law, i. 242.

Payni, i. 305.

Peace, author of its, iii. 4 ; virtue of perfect, i. 218.

Peacock, i. 391.

Pearls, i. 175.

Peisistratidse, i. 392.

Pelasgos, i. 149.

Pelousios, i. 287.

Penelope, i. 159.

Pentateuch, i. 203.

Perception, iii. 84.

Perfect, i. 434 ; blessedness, ii.
242 ; fruit, i. 182 ; men, ii. 87,
97 ; one, ii. 91 ; Sermon, ii. 136,
266 ; glory of soul, ii. 165 ; the,
iii. 14, 256 ; vision, iii. 96.

Perfection, beginning of, i. 178 ;
Gospel of, i. 142 ; mount of, ii.
24 ; perfect, i. 178.

Perfume-makers, i. 365.

Permanence, ii. 271.

Permanent atoms, i. 289.

Perret, ii. 56.

Persea, i. 349, iii. 208.

Persephassa (see Proserpina), i. 301.

Persephone, i. 151, 181, 347, 350, iii. 161.

Persia, ii. 206.

Persians, i. 207.

Person, i. 136, iii. 287, 288.

Persona, ii. 25.

Persons, of Ptah, i. 132.

Peter, James, John, and, i. 475.

Petosiris, i. 100 ff., 464, 472, 477.

Petra, iii. 161.

Petroma, iii. 232.

Petron, iii. 172.

Phseacians, i. 270.

Phsedrus, river, i. 287 ; soul and her mysteries in the, i. 429.

Phallephoria, i. 279, 313.

Phallus, i. 289, 312.

Phamenoth, i. 321.

Phanes, i. 391, 394.

Phaophi, i. 305, 346.

Pharaoh, rat of, i. 356.

Pharisees, i. 209.

Pharos, i. 318.

Pheidias, i. 359, ii. 290.

Pheison, i. 188.

Pheneatians, iii. 232,

Pheneus, i. 376.

Pherecydes, ii. 260.

Philadelphus, i. 104.

Philee, i. 460.

Philip, Acts of, i. 147 ; Gospel of, i.
142.

Philo, i. 211, ii. 128, 137 ; of Alexandria on the Man-Doctrine, i. 197 ; Byblius, i. 122 ff. ; of Byblos, i. 402 ; De Legatione of, ii. 237 ; two Horoi in, i. 367 ; inspiration i. 203 ; his method, i. 199 ; monotheist, i. 231.

Philonean tractates, i. 199.

Philoponus, ii. 172, iii. 209.

Philosophers, iii. Ill ; most ancient of, iii. 215 ; prince of, ii. 38.

Philosophumena, of Hippolytus, i.
140.

Philosophy, beginning of, i. 274, iii. 246 ; Egyptian, i. 28 ; inventor of, i. 138 ; piety and, iii. 3 ; pure, ii. 331 ; true, ii. 232 ; work of, i. 233.

Philostratus, ii. 197.

Philtre, immortal, i. 246.

Philtres, i. 88.

Phosilampes, ii. 107.

Photius, i. 62, 152.

Phrygian writings, i. 303.

Phrygians, i. 350.

Phylarchus, i. 303.

Physician, good, i. 461, ii. 213.

Physicists, theory of, i. 307, 312.

Physiologus, i. 56, 330, 345, 356,
357, iii. 112.

Physis, iii. 256.

Picture, iii. 18, 276, 295.

Pierret, i. 28.

Pietschmann, i. 47 ff., 72, 112, 116,
119.

Piety, iii. 3, 5, 243, 265.

Pig taboos, i. 271.

Pillars of Hermes, i. 112.

Pilot, i. 296, 347 ; mind as, ii.
201.

Pinax, of Bitos, i. 197, iii. 277.

Pindar, i. 312, 366.

Pine, i. 364.

Pine-resin, i. 364.

Piper, the, i. 183.

Pistis Sophia, i. 84, 92, 94, 326, 371, 418, 426, ii. 43, 96 ; general title of, i. 142 ; song of powers in, ii. 241.

Pitra, i. 6.

Pitys the Thessalian, iii. 295.

Pius, Bishop of Rome, i. 378.

Plague, i. 364 ; great, i. 364.

Plagues and famines, iii. 49.

INDEX

Plain, of Forgetful ness (Lethe), i.
447 ; of Truth, i. 430, ii. 19, 49,
50, 97, iii. 171, 172, 189, 205,
208.

Plane, iii. 174.

Planetary chains, iii. 301.

Planets, five, iii. 46.

Plasm, sealing of the members of the, iii. 70.

Plato, i. 62, 103, 113, 265, 274, 277, 297, 298, 299, 300, 333, 336, 337, 338, 340, 362, 392, 405, 406, 414, ii. 167 ; Atlantis of, i. 176 ; buys, i. 351 ; crater in, i. 450 ; definition of man by, i. 433 ; marriage scheme of, i. 336 ; myths of, i. 109 ; nuptial number of, i. 336 ; transformation of soul in, iii. 110 ; follows Trismegistus, iii. 248.

Pleiades, i. 350.

Plenum, space a, ii. 70.

Pleroma, i. 85, 246, 335, ii. 28, 32,
93, 241 ; of bad, ii. 115 ; of evil,
ii. 113 ; common fruit of the, ii.
241 ; of Good, ii. 117 ; and
hysterema, ii. 239 ; of ideas, ii.
128 ; intelligible superspatial, ii.
196 ; monad, i, 405 ; one, ii.
133 ; of virtues, ii. 117.

Pletho, i. 8.

Plew, i. 115.

Pleyte, i. 49.

Pliny, iii. 296.

Plotins Stellung zum Gnosticismus, iii. 278.

Plotinus, ii. 42, 198, 228, 302; Life of, iii. 278 ; on metempsychosis, i. 434 ; soul of, iii. 32 ; yoga of, i. 251.

Plucked green wheat-ear, i. 178.

Plumes, i. 337.

Plutarch, i. 84, 103, 223, 255, 453 ;
Consolation of, i. 260 ; Yogin of,
iii. 169.

Pluto, i. 301, 362.

Pcemandres, early form of the, i.
374 ; higher criticism of the, i.
128 ; variant spellings of, i. 3.

Poemandrist, Apology of a, ii. 298.

Poimandres, the name, ii. 50.

Pole-lords of heaven, i. 176.

Poleis, i. 177.

Poleitai, i. 177.

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