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

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Red, ass, a, i. 306 ; earth, i. 150 ;
Sea, i. 163.

Red-skinned, i. 295, 305, 306.

Regeneration, ii. 239 ; mystery of, ii. 240.

Reincarnation, i. 137, ii. 76, 83 ;
Hermes, teacher of, iii. 227.

INDEX

Reitzenstein, i. 15, 51, 121, 143 ;

monograph on " Aion," i. 387 ;

general view of, i. 40 ff. Religion, of Hermes, i. 82 ; of joy, i. 73 ; of light, i. 73 ; of mind,

i. 91, ii. 401, iii. 318.^
Reminiscence, ii. 241, 372.
Ren, i. 89.
Repentance, mystery of, ii. 245;

true, ii. 98.

Resin, i. 332, 363, 366.
Restoration, ii. 126, 128, iii. 246.
Resurrection of dead, ii. 165.
Return, the, ii. 246.
Revealer, of hidden, i. 49 ; of light,

i. 375. Revelations, divine, i. 216 ; hiero-

phant of, i. 211.
Revelling-place, i. 84, 97.
Rhea, i. 151, 153, 278, 305, 334,

390, ii. 26 ; womb of, i. 335.
Rib, i. 279.
Richter, i. 200.
Riddle, i. 273.
Riess, i. 100, 101.
Right hand, i. 348.
Righteousness, i. 53, 60, 85, 263,

ii. 225, 231.
Ring Pass not, ii. 9.
Rishis, ii. 242.
Rising from dead, i. 173.
Rite, black, iii. 107, 141, 149,

155 ; of flame, i. 93.
Ritual, i. 58, 59, 65, 72, 74, 76,

77, 79, 84 ; of Azazel, i. 306 ; of

Embalmment, i. 460 ; of Initiation in Acts of John, ii. 243. River, of Divine Reason, i. 244 ; of

God, i. 244 ; of Heedlessness, i.

447 ; of Lethe, i. 416, 452.
Road, Ancient, iii. 327.
Robber in house, ii. 121.
Robe, of fire, ii. 152 ; of glory, i.

361, ii. 43, 249 ; of Isis, i. 62 ;

single, i. 373. Robes, her, i. 340 ; of Isis, i. 264 ;

sacred, i. 361. Rock, God from, i. 95, 392, 399;

the, i. 161.
Rod of Hermes, i. 61.
Root, of form, ii. 193 ; of matter, ii.

26 ; one, ii. 269 ; of universals, i. 184.

Rootage of seons, ii. 317.
Rosetta stone, i. 117.
Rossel, i. 11.

Round-the-same, ii. 62.

Rulers, seven, ii. 7, 9 ; workmen of, iii. 70.

Rush, i. 312.
Rusta, i. 70.

Sacrificers, iii. 112.

Saffron-coloured, i. 342.

Sages, the seven, i. 207.

Sah, i. 89.

Sai-an-Sinsin, i. 79.

Sais, i. 108, 273, ii. 280, iii. 293.

Sakkara, i. 372 ; step-pyramid of, i. 465.

Salmon, i. 147, 195, 196, 421.
Salome, i. 147, 153 ; mother of St

John, i. 38.
Salt, i. 267, 397.
Salvation, harbour of, ii. 120, 123 ;

path of, ii. 171 ; port of, ii. 120.
Sambhogakaya, ii. 45.
Same, i. 327, ii. 268, 369.
Sameness, ii. 207, 244.
Samothracians, i. 168.
Sampsseans, i. 369.
Sarhsara, ii. 167, 283.
Sanchuniathon, i. 24, 112 ff., 113,

122, ii. 279.
Saosis, i. 285.
Sarah, i. 217, 220, 221.
Sarapis, i. 301, 302, 342.
Sassanean, i. 297.
Satan, sons of, iii. 319.
Satrap, iii. 133.
Saturn, i. 416, 418, 419.
Satyrs, i. 282.
Saulasau, i. 165.
Save my alone-begotten from lions,

i. 170.

Saving One, i. 340.
Saviour, Books of the, i. 418 ; my,

i. 241 ; Ptolemy the, i. 301 ; the, i. 224. Sayings, of Good Daimon, iL 213

f. ; of Heracleitus, ii. 213.
Scaly -coat, i. 289.
Scape-goat, i. 306.
Scarab, i. 276, 356.
Scarabseus, i. 356.
Scetis, i. 384.
Scherer, i. 36.
Schmidt, Carl, i. 50, 93.
Schmitz, i. 34.
Schneidewin, i. 143.
Sciences, iii. 40, 85, 198 ; arts and,

ii. 322, iii. 199.

INDEX

Scipio, Dream of, i. 418.
Scorpion, i. 282.
Scourge of Christ, ii. 173.
Scribe, of Gods, i. 53 ; of the nine

Gods, i. 50 ; of the mysteries, iii.

223.

Scripture-making, ii. 22.
Scroll, secret, i. 77, 78.
Scyth, ii. 253, 401.
Sea, Great, iii. 163 ; of ignorance,

ii. 123 ; infinite, i. 389 ; old man of, i. 176.

Sea-hawk, bone of, i. 189, 343.
Seal, i. 395, iii. 79 ; mighty type

of, i. 395 ; which marked victims, iii. 223. Sealers, i. 306.

Sealing members of plasm, iii. 70.
Sebennyte, i. 104.
Second, birth, i. 79 ; God, i. 230,

ii. 127, 170, 365 ; man, i. 139,

ii. 27 ; one, ii. 118, 268.
Seeds of God, ii. 137.
Seeing Israel, i. 198, 234.
Seer, ii. 255, iii. Ill ; of Gnosis, ii.

94 ; of God, iii. 298.
Seething, i. 396.
Seirias, i. 115.
Seirios (see Sirius), i. 111.
Sekhem, i. 89, 131.
Sekhet, i. 457.
Selene, i. 151, 278.
Seleucus, iii. 289.
Self-begotten, i. 150.
Self-taught, ii. 242 ; race, i. 174,

ii. 241.

Semele, i. 161, 454.
Semiramis, i. 297.
Semitismus, i. 124.
Semneion, i. 209.
Sempiternity, iii. 9.
Seneca, i. 102.
Sensation, iii. 41 ; corpse of, ii.

121 ; energy and, of, iii. 40 ;

opinion and, iii. 84 ; passion and, iii. 42. Sense, ii. 319 ff., 340, 345 ; cosmic, ii. 371, 372 ; discourse on, ii. 131,

132 ; higher, i. 227, ii. 338 ; one, ii. 139, 244 ; privation of, ii.

127 ; sermon about, ii. 129 ;

single, ii. 389 ; whole, ii. 371. Sense-and-thought, ii. 132, 134,

137 ; of cosmos, ii. 133, 139.
Sensible, ii, 286, 320, 340, 377 ; or

hylic cosmos, ii. 167.

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