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In these same books we learn the true meaning of the tree of knowledge in the middle of the garden ; of the temptation of the woman by the serpent offering her a fruit . This offer- ing of a fruit , as a declaration of love , which was ...
In these same books we learn the true meaning of the tree of knowledge in the middle of the garden ; of the temptation of the woman by the serpent offering her a fruit . This offer- ing of a fruit , as a declaration of love , which was ...
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... the Indians did not live in them , but used them as temples and sanctuaries , offering in them sacrifices , sometimes of men , women , and children ; and that their construction dated back to a very high antiquity .
... the Indians did not live in them , but used them as temples and sanctuaries , offering in them sacrifices , sometimes of men , women , and children ; and that their construction dated back to a very high antiquity .
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On this altar , placed at the door of the inner chamber , they were wont to make offerings to his manes , just as the Egyp- tians made oblations of fruits and flowers to the dead on altars erected at the entrance of the tombs .
On this altar , placed at the door of the inner chamber , they were wont to make offerings to his manes , just as the Egyp- tians made oblations of fruits and flowers to the dead on altars erected at the entrance of the tombs .
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for If we compare this with the precepts of the " Manava - Dharma- Sastra- " The ceremony in honor of the manes is superior , the Brahmins , to the worship of the gods , and the offerings to the gods that take place before the offerings ...
for If we compare this with the precepts of the " Manava - Dharma- Sastra- " The ceremony in honor of the manes is superior , the Brahmins , to the worship of the gods , and the offerings to the gods that take place before the offerings ...
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Moloch was another god of the Phoenicians , to whom offerings of human victims were made by enclosing them alive in a bronze statue representing him . This being heated to red heat , the bodies were consumed , 1 and were said , by the ...
Moloch was another god of the Phoenicians , to whom offerings of human victims were made by enclosing them alive in a bronze statue representing him . This being heated to red heat , the bodies were consumed , 1 and were said , by the ...
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| Titre | Queen Móo and the Egyptian Sphinx |
| Auteur | Augustus Le Plongeon |
| Édition | 2 |
| Éditeur | The Author, 1900 |
| Original provenant de | Université du Texas |
| Numérisé | 16 oct. 2008 |
| Longueur | 277 pages |
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