Wheel of Fortune--Osiris--Anubis--Typhon--The Circle-- Wheels of Ezekiel and Pythagoras--Yod--Termius--Use of Yod--Anubis called the Lord of Burying Ground--As jackal-- Number Eleven--Strength--Mystic hat--Una--Amazons--Kaph-- Goddess Neith--Emblems--Inscription on her shrine-- Brides--Number Twelve--Il Pendu--Hanged man--Freemason's signals--Pagat--Lamed--Its meanings--Vulcan--Number Thirteen--Death--Skeleton--Proverb--Horse of Aurora--Bad luck--Its reasons--Mem and its meanings--Number Fourteen-- Temperance--Nut or Nepte--Titles and description--Nun-- Oil--Oblations--Number Fifteen--Devil--Set or Sutech-- Parents--Title of Hyksos kings--Ears--Zam--Significances-- Number Sixteen--Tower--Lighting god--Castle of Plutus-- Rameses II and the thieves--Bael--Enlil--Second Dynasty of Ur--Dr. Radau's translations--Goddess Nin-Mar's hymn-- Ayin--Number Seventeen--The stars--Dog star--Nebo's mountain--Hebe--Oblations--Gazelle--Typification--Number Eighteen--La Lune--Attributes--Tzaddi--Diana--Number Nineteen--The sun--Zoph--Ra and Rameses--Number Twenty-- Day of Judgment--Resh--Significance--Pluto--Ishtar-- Epitaph of Lord de Ros--Number Twenty-one--Le Monde-- Verity--Four Apostolic emblems--Their manifold meanings-- Tau--Le Fou or the Joker--Mat--Emblems--Shin--Gypsies-- Early Tarots--Intention of Atouts--Bible of Gypsies. CHAPTER VII--PIPS OF THE TAROT PACK 175-195 Suits--Court cards--German, Spanish, Italian and French cards--Emblems of Mercury--Four castes--Lucky devices-- Addha--Nari--Phallus--Cteis--Vau--Jod-He-Vau-He--Divining arrows--Golden rod--Numbers 17--Symbols of the Israelites--Indian--Typical of families--Chinese fortune-telling--Zeichiku--Meisir games of Arabia--Naib or prophet--Trèfle--Coppas--Assyrian cup--Cup-bearers-- Saki-bearer--Jamshid--Omar Kayyam--Golden cup--Texts-- Hall of Two Truths--Osiris--Ma--Thoth--Espadas or Piques-- Argiphontes--Meaning of sword in Hebrew--Pitch-pot--Money suit--Collars--Zones--Meaning of suits--Numerical value-- Court cards--Their meaning--Seventy-eight Tarots--Rods of Aaron. CHAPTER VIII--SOME OLD ITALIAN TAROTS 196-207 Mysteries--St. Paul--Osiris--Bewildered historians-- "Portrayed on the walls"--Nebo the Writer--Gypsies--The crossed palm--Spanish cards--The Egyptian fleet--Essay of Count Emiliano di Parravicino--Professional teachers of early days--Cards belonging to the Duke di Visconti--The Royal pack--The artist da Tortona--A wedding gift--Old Tarots--The artist Cicognara--Historic cards--The proverb--Fibbias Tarocci--Museum at Bergamo--Victoria and Albert Museum--Beautiful Tarots. CHAPTER IX--HEARTS AND DIAMONDS. SPADES AND CLUBS 208-221