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Iside et Osiride.
University of
Wales Press. OCLC 101107. Griffiths, J. Gwyn,...
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- Look up ISIS, Isiac,
Iside, Isis, or isis in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Isis is a
goddess from the
polytheistic pantheon of
Ancient Egypt. Isis...
- V. (351c – 438e) 26. On Isis and
Osiris (Περὶ Ἴσιδος καὶ Ὀσίριδος – De
Iside et Osiride) 27. On the
epsilon at
Delphi (Περὶ τοῦ εἶ τοῦ έν Δελφοῖς – De...
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Earth in 14 pieces,
which Isis
gathers up and puts back together. In his De
Iside et Osiride, the Gr****
philosopher Plutarch, who
lived in the
first century...
- Mercury–Wotan–Óðinn: One or Many?. Myth, Materiality, and
Lived Religion, 59. Plutarch, De
Iside et
Osiride 61 Diodorus,
Bibliotheca historica i.18, 87 Faivre, A. (1995)...
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specifically ****ociates
Osiris with the "goat at Mendes". Plutarch. De
Iside et Osiride. p. lxxiii. Herodotus, History, Book II, 42 (Robin Waterfield...
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research has
called this into question.
Levai notes that
while Plutarch's De
Iside et
Osiride mentions the deities' marriage,
there is very
little specifically...
- 7–8.
Gregory (2015), pp. 22–23. Porphyry, Vit. Pyth, §6. Plutarch, de
Iside et Osiride, p. 25, §354e.
Press (2003), p. 83. cf. Antiphon. ap. Porphyry...
- "incense", Gr**** καπνός "smoke", and
Latin vapor.
According to
Plutarch (De
Iside et Osiride) and the Suda (s. v. Μανήθως), the
Egyptian priest Manetho (ca...
