Plutarch, כרך 111Twayne Publishers, 1970 - 177 עמודים |
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עמוד 100
... Typhon was the enemy of Osiris . Through the stratagem of a beautiful chest constructed to Osiris ' size , he tricked the great god into getting into the box , which Typhon instantly sealed . Then , on November 13 , Plutarch records , ...
... Typhon was the enemy of Osiris . Through the stratagem of a beautiful chest constructed to Osiris ' size , he tricked the great god into getting into the box , which Typhon instantly sealed . Then , on November 13 , Plutarch records , ...
עמוד 101
... Typhon , however , came upon it and this time cut up the body of Osiris into fourteen pieces , scattering them about . Isis again began a pilgrimage to recover the parts , setting up temples at each location where she discovered a ...
... Typhon , however , came upon it and this time cut up the body of Osiris into fourteen pieces , scattering them about . Isis again began a pilgrimage to recover the parts , setting up temples at each location where she discovered a ...
עמוד 108
... Typhon , if they are to be considered true gods , Plutarch's original premise in discussing Egyptian deities . To re- move the onus from such heavenly beings , Plutarch introduces the daemons who are to be held responsible : " Better ...
... Typhon , if they are to be considered true gods , Plutarch's original premise in discussing Egyptian deities . To re- move the onus from such heavenly beings , Plutarch introduces the daemons who are to be held responsible : " Better ...
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