Thrice-Greatest Hermes, Vol. 3
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This, the third and final part of G.R.S. Meads' collection of Hermetic literature focuses on the residual texts known from second- and third- hand references. Many of the longer fragments are gleaned from Stobaeus, a fifth century CE late pagan anthologizer of Greek literature. The remainder come from the early Church Fathers, embedded in polemics and doctrinal discussions. This volume closes with the invaluable series index, which spans all three volumes.
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50 chapters
26 Excerpt XXIII. From “Aphrodite” 27 Excerpt XXIV. A Hymn of the Gods 28 Excerpt XXV. The Virgin of the World, I. 29 Excerpt XXVI. The Virgin of the World, II. 30 Commentary 31 Excerpt XXVII. From the Sermon of Isis to Horus 32 Commentary 33 I. Justin Martyr 34 II. Athenagoras 35 III. Clement of Alexandria 36 IV. Tertullian 37 V. Cyprian 38 VI. Arnobius 39 VII. Lactantius 40 VIII. Augustine 41 IX. Cyril of Alexandria 42 X. Suidas 43 XI. Anonymous 44 I. Zosimus 45 II. Jamblichus 46 III. Julian the Emperor 47 IV. Fulgentius the Mythographer 48 IV. Conclusion 49 Index 50 Works by G. R. S. Mead
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Thrice-Greatest Hermes, Vol. 3
50 chapters English Public domain
About this book
This, the third and final part of G.R.S. Meads' collection of Hermetic literature focuses on the residual texts known from second- and third- hand references. Many of the longer fragments are gleaned from Stobaeus, a fifth century CE late pagan anthologizer of Greek literature. The remainder come from the early Church Fathers, embedded in polemics and doctrinal discussions. This volume closes with the invaluable series index, which spans all three volumes.
Table of contents
50 chapters
26 Excerpt XXIII. From “Aphrodite” 27 Excerpt XXIV. A Hymn of the Gods 28 Excerpt XXV. The Virgin of the World, I. 29 Excerpt XXVI. The Virgin of the World, II. 30 Commentary 31 Excerpt XXVII. From the Sermon of Isis to Horus 32 Commentary 33 I. Justin Martyr 34 II. Athenagoras 35 III. Clement of Alexandria 36 IV. Tertullian 37 V. Cyprian 38 VI. Arnobius 39 VII. Lactantius 40 VIII. Augustine 41 IX. Cyril of Alexandria 42 X. Suidas 43 XI. Anonymous 44 I. Zosimus 45 II. Jamblichus 46 III. Julian the Emperor 47 IV. Fulgentius the Mythographer 48 IV. Conclusion 49 Index 50 Works by G. R. S. Mead
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Thrice-Greatest Hermes, Vol. 3
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This, the third and final part of G.R.S. Meads' collection of Hermetic literature focuses on the residual texts known from second- and third- hand references. Many of the longer fragments are gleaned from Stobaeus, a fifth century CE late pagan anthologizer of Greek literature. The remainder come from the early Church Fathers, embedded in polemics and doctrinal discussions. This volume closes with the invaluable series index, which spans all three volumes.
Table of contents
50 chapters
26 Excerpt XXIII. From “Aphrodite” 27 Excerpt XXIV. A Hymn of the Gods 28 Excerpt XXV. The Virgin of the World, I. 29 Excerpt XXVI. The Virgin of the World, II. 30 Commentary 31 Excerpt XXVII. From the Sermon of Isis to Horus 32 Commentary 33 I. Justin Martyr 34 II. Athenagoras 35 III. Clement of Alexandria 36 IV. Tertullian 37 V. Cyprian 38 VI. Arnobius 39 VII. Lactantius 40 VIII. Augustine 41 IX. Cyril of Alexandria 42 X. Suidas 43 XI. Anonymous 44 I. Zosimus 45 II. Jamblichus 46 III. Julian the Emperor 47 IV. Fulgentius the Mythographer 48 IV. Conclusion 49 Index 50 Works by G. R. S. Mead
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