The hieroglyphics of Horapollo Nilous / [Tr.] by A.J. Cory.

  • Horapollo.
Date:
1840
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: The hieroglyphics of Horapollo Nilous / [Tr.] by A.J. Cory. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    IX. HOW MARRIAGE. d. Tlwg ya/uov. TctfXOV $£ frtlhOL/VTEi, duo nopcovag vrdcXiv £uypa- (potiai, too As^Sevtoj xa- piv. To denote marriage, they again depict two crows, on account of what lias been mentioned. X. HOW AN ONLY BEGOTTEN. /. Tlojg yiovoyeveg. MOVOyEVEJ $Y)\OUVT££, y) yivEcriv, ri 7ra.TEpa, ri noafMQV, ij avfya, xavSapov ^wypatpoSat. /xovoysvlg 1 To denote an only bcgot- ‘ ten, or generation, or a fa- ‘ ther, or the world, or a man, i they delineate a scarabalus. i. The Scurahwus signifies the world : it is very commonly found with the circle, emblematic of the sun, in front of it. * Produced by a single parent i