Northern signs and extra-zodiacal constellations. Southern signs and extra-zodiacal constellations. Zodiacal line, or Ecliptic, showing the precession of the equinoxes. Boötes, Adam, Joseph—Virgo, Eve, Mary—Cetus, Blasphemy. Aquarius, John Baptist, Peter—Sagittarius, Joseph, Philip. God incarnate with man. Phallic amulet and phallic lamp. Votive offerings to god Priapus. Phallic crux ansata and amulet. _Zodiacal Mythology._ Vedic and Hindu Earths. Greek Earth, and Pomponius Mela’s cosmography. Eighth and tenth century maps. Fourteenth century maps. Egyptian and Ptolemaic planetary system. Planetary systems of Tycho Brahe and Copernicus. The Iron Virgin—inside view. Ditto—outside view. _Intellectual Progress in Europe._ Sixth century MS. of Luke xx. 9, 10. Fragmentary MS. from John’s gospel. _The Bible._ EXPLANATORY NOTES. The illustration of Brahm, the androgynous creator of the Hindus, “is a copy of an original drawing made by a learned Hindu pundit for Wm. Simpson, Esq., of London, whilst he was in India studying its mythology. It represents Brahm supreme, who in the act of creation made himself double, _i.e._, male and female. In the original the central part of the figure is occupied by the triad and the unit, but far too grossly shown for reproduction here. They are replaced by the _Crux Ansata_ [a cross and circle representing the male and female elements in nature]. The reader will notice the triad and the serpent in the male hand, whilst in the female is to be seen a germinating seed, indicative of the relative duties of father and mother. The whole stands upon a lotus, the symbol of androgyneity. The technical word for this incarnation is _Arddha Nari_.” (Inman’s “Ancient Faiths.”)