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2 1 2 Symbolism of the East and West ing what has been left us by these prehistoric races. It is evident that they put the best of their brain and hand work — their wliole energy and knowledge— into whatever they executed. Even with our modern perfect appliances, we can in some respects hardly equal, mucli less surpass, what they accom- plished with the rudest tools. FINIS.
" To see a world in a grain of sanrl, And a heav'n in a wild flower, Hold infinity in the palm of your hand, And eternity in an hour.'-Wrr.LiAM Blake. " A symbol is a sign included in the idea which it represents ; an actual part taken to represent the whole, or a lower form or species used as the representative of a higher of the same kind."—Coleridge. " A myth is a narrative framed for the purpose of expressing some general truth. ... A symbol is a silent myth, which impresses the truth which it conveys not by successive stages, but at once [sh„ hallo] throws together significant images of some truth."—William Fleming. " The thoughts of all the greatest and wisest men have been expressed through mythology."— RusKlN.
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SYMBOLISM OF THE EAST & WEST H. MUR
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SYMBOLISM OF THE EAST AND WEST
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Symbolism of the East and West By M
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VI Preface is to furnish a collecti
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viii Contents CHAPTER IV THE SVASTI
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Xll List of Plates XVI. A Talisman
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xiv Introduction know her only from
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xvl Introduction of the hoariest an
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xviii Introduction —"The Ancient
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XX Introduction Holland; and the fe
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xxii Introduction the Druidical Fea
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CHAPTER II SUN WORSHIP SuN-woRSHir
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Sun Worship 23 striking piece of sc
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Sun Worship 25 assemble there at da
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Sun Worship 27 In his memoirs tlie
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CHAPTER III SUN AND MOON (oR CUP) S
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Sun and Moon (or Cup) Symbols 3 lay
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Sun and Moon (or Cup) Symbols 33 In
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Sun and Moon (or Cup) Worship 35 go
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Sun and Moon (or Cup) Worship 43 on
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Sun and Moon (or Cup) Worship 45 of
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4- SMALL ORNAMENTAL JAPANESE VASE.
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The Svastika 55 one of its arms ; t
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The Svastika 57 about 500 B.C. to 1
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The Svastika 59 stabit "— "Howeve
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The Svastika 6i dynasty by Alexande
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CHAPTER V SOME CONNECTING LINKS BET
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Some Connectinor Links 6 in Kashmir
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Some Connecting Links 67 origin. At
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Some Connecting Links 69 A tan, wit
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Some Connecting Links 7 form of a G
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I. FROM BENARES i FROM GOVAKDHAN 3
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Sacred Stones 79 Srinagar, a group
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Sacred Stones 83 the Sacred White S
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Sacred Stones 85 A most remarkable
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AS lATl C SYMBOLISM Nos I 2,3&4._MO
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perhaps intended for the Moon ; Sac
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Sacred Stones 89 piece was put into
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ASIATIC SYMSOLISM. Plate II. MONOLI
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animal ; both Sacred Stones 95 the
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Sacred Stones 97 knife from the Lak
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Sacred Stones 99 within seven or mo
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Sacred Trees 1 1 life." Two kinds o
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ASIATIC SYMBOLISM. Plate 12. SCALE
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CHAPTER IX SNAKE WORSHIP Snake wors
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Snake Worship 127 worn by the women
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Snake Worship 129 both man and drag
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