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  May the demons and fierce giants that sit on this consecrated spot, be dispersed; and the bloodthirsty


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id: 30750
title: The Sex Worship and Symbolism of Primitive Races: An Interpretation
author: Brown, Sanger
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  III Sun Myths, Mysteries and Decadent Sex Worship 69 have observed evidences of sex worship among the primitive races of that In _Ancient Sex Worship_ we read, "As the male genital organs were held the Chinese deities of sex, are also worshipped in the form of serpents, writers upon certain forms and symbols, and at the same time we have Serpent worship has been shown by many writers to be a form of sex universal serpent worship of primitive man was a form of phallicism so SUN MYTHS, MYSTERIES AND DECADENT SEX WORSHIP sex worship we are able to observe how an important motive in the race Just as in the most primitive form of sex worship we saw that It has been stated that sex worship, as practiced during the primitive Nature worship developed first, but much of its symbolism How is the motive expressed in sex worship a part of


id: 39015
author: Sellon, Edward
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  Supposed Phallic Origin of Serpent Worship--The idea of life-"The serpent is the symbol which most generally enters into the mythology _Supposed Phallic origin of Serpent-worship--The Idea of Symbol of the Phallus--Phallic Worship at Benares--The Serpent and Symbol of the Phallus--Phallic Worship at Benares--The Serpent and Serapis, but on later monuments this god is represented by a great serpent with any detail of the Mexican Gods, referring to the serpent symbols _Mexican Temple of Montezuma--The Serpent Emblem in Mexico--Pyramid of _Mexican Temple of Montezuma--The Serpent Emblem in Mexico--Pyramid of serpents in their hands, and small figures of priests are represented with symbolic serpent and the egg or circle represented on a most gigantic As we have said the serpent entered largely into the symbolical worship of On some of the Egyptian temples the serpent has been conspicuously figured In addition to the temple of the great serpent-god Cneph at Elephantina,

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  Ophiolatreia An Account of the Rites and Mysteries Connected with the Origin, Rise, and Development of Serpent Worship in Various Parts of the World


id: 40206
title: Bible Studies: Essays on Phallic Worship and Other Curious Rites and Customs
author: Wheeler, J. M. (Joseph Mazzini)
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  father go in unto the same maid in the house of God to profane Jahveh''s by the prophets of Jahveh, it was common in the time of the Judges (iii. house of Jahveh till the time of Josiah (2 Kings xxiii. Jews as God''s holy word, should demand an explanation of the attempted sacred fetish they call the word of God. Smith says: Peter answered, "By the name of Jesus Christ." Paul says, "God hath... body and blood of God is evidently a piece of magic, dependent on the Take off your sandals, says God to Moses, for the place whereon you kill the human or animal god in order to save his divine life from being the words "And the Lord spake unto Moses, saying," occurs as gross an it takes us back to the time when gods were supposed, like men, to eat,


id: 39414
author: Anonymous
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  well-known great antiquity, amongst whose symbols or ornaments the cross The fact is, there is great similarity between the cross worship, or that it was known and had a symbolical meaning among ancient nations long Charged with worshipping a cross, he says:--"As for him who affirms that Christian memorials by being formed in the figure of a cross or marked different attributes, the cross was common as an object of worship and the following chief forms of the cross common in all parts of the world. Perhaps, originally, the cross had but one meaning, whatever its form; it god of the winds, bore as his sign of office a mace like the cross of a some ancient Etruscan remains, a cross formed of four phalli of equal writer, "that the ancient cross was an emblem of the belief in a male god is represented like all the solar deities with four hands, and

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  The Masculine Cross A History of Ancient and Modern Crosses and Their Connection with the Mysteries of Sex Worship; Also an Account of the Kindred Phases of Phallic Faiths and Practices


