[6] "Indian Antiquities." [7] Barlowe's "Symbolism." [8] Forlong. [9] Moses Maimonides. [10] Geograph. Lib., IX. [11] Id., XVIII. 43. [12] Metam. Lib., VIII. 689. [13] Metam. Lib., VIII. [14] Theb. Lib., II. 736. [15] Ousley's "Persia," vol. I. [16] Ousley, vol. I. [17] Ousley, vol. I. [18] Barlow's Symbolism. [19] Barlowe's "Symbolism." [20] Oriental Fragments. [21] Lib. xv., c. 24 [22] Le Mythologie des Plantes, vol. II. [23] "Forestry Journal," vol. VIII. [24] "Forestry," p. 132. [25] Landon's "Arboretum." [26] Barlow. [27] Life by Willibrord, chap. viii. [28] Willis's Current Notes for February, 1854. [29] Percy's "Mallet's Northern Antiquities." [30] Descrip. N. and E. of Europe, p. 289. PHALLIC SERIES CR. 8VO, VELLUM, 7/6 EACH. Only a _very limited number_, privately printed. PHALLICISM.--A Description of the Worship of Lingam-Yoni in various parts of the World, and in different Ages, with an Account of Ancient and Modern Crosses, particularly of the Crux Ansata (or Handled Cross) and other Symbols connected with the Mysteries of Sex Worship. _Nearly out of print._ OPHIOLATREIA.--An Account of the Rites and Mysteries connected with the Origin, Rise, and Development of Serpent Worship in various parts of the World, enriched with Interesting Traditions, and a full description of the celebrated Serpent Mounds and Temples, the whole forming an exposition of one of the phases of Phallic, or Sex Worship. PHALLIC OBJECTS, MONUMENTS AND REMAINS; Illustrations of the Rise and Development of the Phallic Idea (Sex Worship), and its embodiment in Works of Nature and Art. _Etched Frontispiece._ CULTUS ARBORUM.--A Descriptive Account of Phallic Tree Worship, with illustrative Legends, Superstitious Usages, &c.; exhibiting its Origin and Development amongst the Eastern and Western Nations of the World, from the earliest to modern times. IN PREPARATION. FISHES, FLOWERS, AND FIRE as Phallic Symbols. Transcriber's Notes: Passages in italics are indicated by _italics_. Foonote 29 appears on page 92 of the text, but there is no corresponding marker on the page. The following misprints have been corrected: "enveloved" corrected to "enveloped" (page 52) "acauthaceous" corrected to "acanthaceous" (page 61) "medim" corrected to "medium" (page 64) "neglience" corrected to "negligence" (page 67) "heoric" corrected to "heroic" (page 88) "respresented" corrected to "typo represented" (page 91) Other than the corrections listed above, spelling inconsistencies have been retained from the original. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Cultus Arborum, by Anonymous