Medical symbolism in connection with historical studies in the arts of healing and hygieneSozinskey, Thomas S.
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Medical symbolism in connection with historical studies in the arts of healing and hygiene
Sozinskey, Thomas S.
Symbolism in medicine
[549] The Native Religions of Mexico and Peru, p. 57. New York, 1884.
[550] American Hero-Myths, p. 121.
[551] Remaines of Gentilisme and Judaisme, p. 51.
[552] An equilateral triangle divided into three equal triangles by lines
meeting from the three angles.
[553] Professors of the Cabbala, a mystic philosophy, believed that
there was a secret meaning in Holy Writ and a higher meaning in the law,
and pretended to be able to perform miracles by the use of names and
incantations. Auerbach gives an interesting account of them in his novel,
“Spinoza.” He gives this as an instance of their mode of reasoning: “The
Hebrew word for Messiah contains the same number as the Hebrew word for
serpent, in which form Satan seduced Eve; the Messiah will, therefore,
bruise the head of the serpent and banish sin and death from the world.”
[554] The word _Salus_, the synonymous Latin name, was also used in the
same way. In Mrs. Pelliser’s work it is thus seen. It is there spoken of
as a device used by Marguerite of France, wife of Henry IV and the last
of the Valois.
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