Thrice-Greatest Hermes, Vol. 1: Prolegomena (1906) - Page 16

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His Deific Titles	. . .	53
His Symbols and Name	. . .	54
The Shrine of Thoth	. . .	56
Thoth and his Company of Eight	. . .	57
The "House of the Net"	. . .	58
Thoth the Logos Logos: Divine Reason or Word	. . .	63
The Words of Thoth	. . .	63
Thoth and the Osirified Osirified: Those identified with or resurrected as Osiris	. . .	65
Thoth the Measurer	. . .	66
The Title "Thrice-greatest"	. . .	66
The Supremacy of Thoth	. . .	67
The Views of a Scholar-Mystic	. . .	68
The Spiritual Nature of the Inner Tradition of
Egyptian Wisdom	. . .	69
The Holy Land of Egypt and its Initiates	. . .	70
Thoth the Initiator	. . .	71
Some of the Doctrines of Initiation	. . .	73
The Temples of Initiation	. . .	74
The Mystery of the Birth of Horus	. . .	75
"The Book of the Master"	. . .	77
The Steps of the Path	. . .	79
An Illuminative Study	. . .	80

The "Religion of Hermes"	. . .	82
i. An Invocation to Hermes as the Good Mind	. .	84
ii. An Invocation to Lord Hermes	. .	86
iii. An Invocation to Lord Hermes	. .	87
iv. An Invocation to Thoth as Logos	. .	90
v. An Invocation to Hermes as the Spiritual Light	. .	90
vi. The Mystic Rite of the Flame	. .	93
vii. A Prayer of Consecration	. .	97

Hermes at the Beginning of the Hellenistic Period	. .	99
Petosiris and Nechepso	. .	100
Manetho the Beloved of Thoth	. .	102
The Letter of Manetho to Ptolemy Philadelphus	. .	103
The Importance of Manetho's Statement in his
"Sothis"	. .	105