Scarabs: The History, Manufacture and Symbolism of the Scarabæus in Ancient Egypt, Phoenicia, Sardinia, Etruria, etc.Myer, Isaac
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Scarabs: The History, Manufacture and Symbolism of the Scarabæus in Ancient Egypt, Phoenicia, Sardinia, Etruria, etc.
Myer, Isaac
Egypt -- Religion; Scarabaeus; Symbolism
Harmakhis-Khepra, 80, 85. See, Khepra.
Harmakhu-Khepra-Ra-Tum, 83.
Harmony and law of the universe, 79, 99, 100.
this was called the _Ma_, 81. See, Ma.
Hathor, 102.
Hatshepsu. Scarabs of Queen, 28.
Signet of, 34.
Heart. The, was called Ab, 119. See, Ab, also Appendix A.
the, 66, 92. See, Appendix A.
considered as the source of life and also the place of the thoughts, 145.
curious representations in connection with the, 145.
was symbolized by the scarab, 146.
was symbolized by Khepra, the scarabæus deity, 92. See, Khepra.
scarabs to take the place of the, 60, 61, 66.
whole, meaning of this expression, 146.
the, in the Book of the Dead, 75, 76, and Appendix A.
Heaven. The Egyptian eternal heaven, 61. See, Aanru and Hotep.
Hebrew High Priest, names of precious stones in his Ephod, 37.
Hebrews in Egypt must have had knowledge of, the Egyptian belief in
the immortality of the soul and its future reward or punishment,
Introd. xiv. _et seq._
Hebrew Qabbalah. See, Qabbalah.
_Helio-cantharus._ Greek name for the scarabæus, 7.
Hephæstos (Ptah) symbolized by a scarabæus and vulture, 12.
Heretic kings. Scarabs not in use by the, 44.
Hermes Trismegistos cited or quoted, 74, 96, 109, 110.
Hermopolis, 150.
Herodotus, 75.
quoted, 97.
Heron. The, 151.
Herseshta. See, Teachers of Mysteries.
Historical scarabs, 49 _et seq._
value of, to the historian, 50.
Horapollo quoted as to the scarabæus, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12.
Horapollon, 74. See, Horapollo.
Hor-em-khu, 84, note.
Horus, 77, 93, 94, 108, 112.
the eye of, 84.
Horus, Hor-em-Khu and Khepra, 80, 81.
Hotep. A division of the Egyptian eternal heaven, 61.
Hottentot. Veneration for the scarabæus by the, 13.
Hyksos. The, Introd. xiv.
Hyksos period. Scarabs of the, 25.
Iamblichus, 74.
Ideal Prototype, 16, 17. See, Prototypes.
Idolatry in Egypt, Introd. xii.
Individuality. The, 116.
Immortality of the soul, 98. See the Introduction.
the scarabæus the symbol of the, 13. See also, Scarabs, Scarabæus.
Soul, and the Introduction, also Appendix A.
Incising of scarabs, 22.
Intellectual part of man's spirit, 115, 116. See, Khu.
Isis, 86, 94.
Jesus called, the good Scarabæus, 63.
crucifixion of portrayed on a scarab, 64.
Jeweled drills and saws. Use of, 31, 32.
Joseph under the Hyksos, Introd. xiv.
Joseph. The signet ring given by Pharaoh to, 36 and note.
Josephus, Introd. xiii.
Judges, 73.
Judgment of the soul, in the Hall of Osiris, effect of, 120, 121.
See, Psychostasia.
Ka. The, Introd. ix., xv., 60, 82, 148, 152, 153. See, Appendix A,
also the Double, and Division of the Spiritual.
dwelt with mummy, had a semi-material form and substance in the
shape of the dead one, and had power to go and return when it
pleased, 117, 118.
Ka. It was the Vitality or Double. Plural, Kau, 117 _et seq._
Ka and Khu. Union of the, 120, 121. See, Khu.
Khaf-Ra, Khephren or Khefren. Scarabs of the period of, 24.
Khaf-Ra. See, Khephren.
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