...of Europe. The The ancient Icelandic mythology calls God the author of every thing that existeth ; the eternal, the ancient, the living and awful Being...concealed things ; the Being that never changeth. It attributes to him an infinite power, a boundless knowledge, and an incorruptible justice. It forbad...

...Creator of all things. The most ancient records term him " The author of every thing that existeth ; the eternal, the ancient, the living and awful Being;...into concealed things; the Being that never changeth ; who possesseth infinite power, boundless knowledge, and incorruptible justice." To exhibit this stupendous...

...of a supreme God, "the author" according to the Icelandic Mythology, "of every thing that existeth; the eternal, the ancient, the living and awful being,...concealed things, the being that never changeth"; to whom, also, was attributed "a. boundless knowledge and an incorruptible justice." From him sprung...

...Scandinavian mythology the Supreme God was described as, " The author of every thing that existeth ; the eternal, the ancient, the living and awful Being,...concealed things ; the Being that never changeth." $ On the statue of the Egyptian goddess Isis was this inscription ; " I am every thing past, every...

...and obedient *. The ancient Icelandic mythology calls him the Author of every tiling that existeth; the eternal, the ancient, the living and awful Being,...concealed things, .the being that never changeth, possessed of infinite power, boundless knowledge, and incorruptible justice. Tacitus + again tells...

...and obedient." The ancient Icelandic mythology calls him, " the author of every thing that existeth ; the eternal, the ancient, the living and awful being,...concealed things, the being that never changeth." This deity possessed " an infinite power, a boundless knowledge, an incorruptible justice." It was...

...addicted to the same barbarous rites. The old treatiso of Icelandic mythology, entitled the Edda, shows that the Scandinavians believed in a Supreme Deity,...changeth." See Mallet's Northern Antiquities, vol. i p. 78. This concurring opinion of all mankind is observed by Cicero, who says, there never waj a...

...nations held the belief of one God, " the Author, " says the Edda, " of every thing that existeth ; the Eternal, the Ancient, the Living and Awful Being;...into concealed things ; the Being that never changeth ; who liveth and governeth during the ages, directeth every thing which is high, and eveiy thing which...

...early inhabitants of Scandinavia believed in a god, who was " the author of every thing that existeth; the eternal, the ancient, the living and awful being,...concealed things, the being that never changeth."* The name given to this most high god was, Odin,f • Edda. Fab. 12. t " Odin is believed to have been...

...Semnonesaddicted to the same barbarous rites. The old treatise of Icelandic mythology, intitled the Edda, shows that the Scandinavians believed in a supreme deity,...awful Being ; the searcher into concealed things, the Meing that never changeth.' See Mallet's Northern Antiquities, vol. i. p. 78. That the Americans believed...