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| | Greek Mythology: PHANES Protogenos God of Creation, Generation, Life ( also Thesis Protogenos ) |
 | | Phanes in the Orphic tradition was the first king of the universe. | | | In these are recorded in one group all the oracles which the prophetic hand of Phanes first born engraved as ordained for the world, and drew with his pencil the house proper for each [the astronomical house or zodiac sign]. | | | And the third god of the third triad this theology too celebrates as Protogonos (First-Born) [Phanes], and it calls him Zeus the order of all and of the whole world, wherefore he is also called Pan (All). |
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http://www.theoi.com/Protogenos/Phanes.html
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| | Primeval Deities |
| | Protogonus or Phanes had also been identified with the god Zagreus or Dionysus, or he is Dionysus. | | | The source that I have with me is that Nyx was his daughter, whom he had sex with, to beget Heaven (Uranus) and Earth (Gaea). | | | It was Chronus and Aether who became the parents of the first god, Phanes or Protogonus, who was usually identified with Eros (Love). |
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http://www.timelessmyths.com/classical/primeval.html
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| | The Initiations of Orpheus: V. To Protogonus, Or the First-Born |
| | Hence too from the account of Phanes given by Proclus, it follows that what that divinity is in the intelligible, that Thetis must be in the sensible world. | | | Afterwards (says Syrianus) the first and secret genera of the Gods subsists, among which the first apparent is the king and father of the universe, whom on this account they call Phanes. | | | Hence Phanes call'd, the glory of the sky, |
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http://www.allstarz.org/religioustext/cla/hoo/hoo10.htm
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| | Phanes is also called the Limit or Boundary, since 'that God who closes the paternal order is said by the wise to be the only deity among the intelligible Gods that has a name; and theurgy ascends as far as this order' (Procl., in Crat., Taylor, op. | | | The Triple God born from the Egg was called Phanes, and also Metis and Ericapaeus, the three being aspects of one Power. | | | 'Orpheus tells us that Phanes is the father of all the Gods, for their sake he created the heaven [the intellectual universe] with forethought for his children, in order that they might have a habitation and a common seat--"he founded for the immortals an imperishable mansion".' |
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http://myweb.cableone.net/subru/Orphic.html
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| | Old Friends - LETTER: 5 |
| | And Phanes reports of her that she is the most beautiful woman in the world, but of her coming thither, whence she came or when, she would tell him nothing. | | | Now, having taken Phanes, they were about to crown him on this wise, when there appeared among them a veiled woman, very tall and goodly, whom they conceive to be a goddess and worship. | | | Then she seemed to me to be jesting, like that scribe who told me of Krophi and Mophi; for Rhodopis lived in the days of King Amasis and of Sappho the minstrel, and was beloved by Charaxus, the brother of Sappho, wherefore Sappho reviled him in a song. |
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http://www.worldwideschool.org/library/books/lit/shortstories/OldFriends/chap6.html
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| | Phanes, whom in his present dress, none could imagine to be other than a Persian, mounted one of the horses still waiting before the gate; the stranger called after him, 'Farewell Gyges, farewell beloved Persian, a pleasant journey to thee, Gyges!' The servant, who had been waiting, followed on the other horse. | | | Phanes then put on the stranger's trousers, coat and girdle; on his own curls he placed the pointed Persian cap. | | | She heard him ask hurriedly after Croesus and his son; and then, from Melitta's answer, she gathered all that had passed the evening before, trembled for Phanes, felt so thankful to the generous Gyges, and again wondered who this youth in royal apparel could possibly be. |
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http://www2.cddc.vt.edu/gutenberg/etext04/ge14v10.txt
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| | Presocratics: Heraclitus |
| | Metis, bearing the honoured seed of the gods, whom the blessed on tall Olympus were wont to call Phanes, the Firsborn. | | | And at the birth Phanes the musty gulf below and the windless Aither were rent. | | | Lord, son of Leto, far shooter, mighty Phoibos, all-seeing, ruler over mortal and immortals, Helios, borne aloft on golden wings, this is now the twelfth voice of those I heard from thee. |
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http://www.presocratics.org/orpheus.htm
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| | VMs: A Possible Interpretation of the Four Figures, one with an Egg |
| | Phanes is gesturing toward the figure directly opposite him in the circle; it is here his gaze is directed. | | | I?m most likely not the only one who has come across this fact, and I would be happy to read whatever anyone else has written on the subject of Phanes references in the Voynich Ms to date. | | | Proclus, in Cratylus p 79, says of this grouping of diads at the creation of the gods, ?The boundless unweariedly revolved in a circle.? |
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http://www.voynich.net/Arch/2004/09/msg00079.html
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| | Orphism originally taught of the Causeless Cause on which all speculation is impossible; the periodical appearance and disappearance of all things, from atom to universe; reimbodiment; cyclic law; the essential divinity of all beings and things; and the duality in manifestation of the universe. | | | Phanes: Spiritual - Theosophy Dictionary on Phanes, Phanes-Protogonos | | | Phanes: Spiritual - Theosophy Dictionary on Orphism, Orphic Mysteries |
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http://www.experiencefestival.com/phanes
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| | One could see that she had been weeping again, but her face was beautiful and kind as ever. | | | Our two friends now presenting themselves in the hall, every eye turned upon them, and as Phanes entered leading his friend by the hand, the heartiest welcome met him from all sides; one of the Milesians indeed exclaimed: "Now I see what it is that was wanting to our assembly. | | | His great happiness made Aristomachus look younger by many years, and he cried to Rhodopis: "Truly, my friend, your house is for me a house of blessing; for this is the second gift that the gods have allowed to fall to my lot, since I entered it."--"What was the first?" asked Rhodopis. |
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http://www.gutenberg.org/dirs/5/4/6/5460/5460.txt
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| | FROM ORPHISM TO GNOSTICISM |
| | She has many similarities with the illuminating Dionysos Phanes of the Orphics, and Zoé was her earthly manifestation, sometimes called the lower (or 'moving' - living?) Sophia, or by the more ascetic Gnostics, 'Holy Spirit'. | | | Its basic tenets were that the material world was illusory and 'evil', behind which existed a real world of spirit from which we ultimately originated (their mythic representation of which being the ineffable Orphic God, Phanes (son of Chaos), dually manifest to us as Dionysos and Apollo). | | | Stars were, for them, spiritual essences entering the world, each star being a ray of Dionysos Phanes, the Being of Light, and the ultimate source and destiny of a reincarnating soul. |
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http://www.fortunecity.com/meltingpot/ukraine/231/dionysian/orphism.html
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| | There's a secret about that girl, Phanes; she's not my own child.' Before his drunken father could say more, Psamtik laid his hand before his mouth, and sent me roughly away to my lodging, where I thought the matter over and conjectured what I now, from reliable sources, know to be the truth. | | | I wish to know everything." "Hophra had been living twenty years in easy captivity in Sais after his dethronement, when his wife, who had borne him three children and buried them all, felt that she was about to give birth to a fourth. | | | A ship wreathed with flowers was sent to fetch the honored old man, and at the head of the deputation was his own brave, strong son, now crowned with glory and fame." "I know him. |
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http://www2.cddc.vt.edu/gutenberg/etext04/ge19v10.txt
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| | Oh Sacred Muse, I ask that You should grant Your secrets, whispered soft, and tell of him Who with the holy twice born God once walked And what they said, those two, upon their talk Through gardens where asphodel spread its blooms. | | | I know, for I have been a Man, and dwelt With you upon the Earth's bare breasts, and died Like you will do, when winter's bite blows south. | | | Our love of lovely things; This must be it." "That's so," Lord Phanes said "But not the thing I sought. |
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http://www.cs.utk.edu/~mclennan/BA/OM/PD-PDG.txt
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| | The Golden Legend: The Feast of the Epiphany |
| | And then he was baptized in the flood or river of Jordan, and therefore it is called the thiephanie said of Theos, which is as much to say as God, and phanes apparition. | | | When Jesu Christ was in the age of thirteen days the three kings came to him the way like as the star led them, and therefore this day is called Epiphany, or the thiephanye in common language. | | | And is said of this term epi, which is as much as to say as above, and of this term phanes which is as much to say as apparition. |
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http://www.catholic-forum.com/saints/golden104.htm
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| | Georg Ebers : An Egyptian Princess : Chapter VI. |
| | Reflect before acting, and remember, whatever thou mayst meditate against Phanes, not a hair of Rhodopis' head shall be touched. | | | A thousand voices within warn me that I am about to do an unworthy deed and a ruinous--ruinous for myself, for thee, the kingdom and our house. | | | If it please Phanes to betray our land to any other enemy beside the Persians, let him; I fear nothing! |
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http://www.classicreader.com/read.php/sid./bookid.2411/sec.10
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| | WOW! - Astropro's Website Of the Week (JAN 31 - FEB 6, 2000) |
| | JAN 31, 2000 - Phanes Press publishes "quality books on the spiritual, philosophical and cosmological traditions of the Western world." Which is to say, their idea of a best-seller has nothing to do with the New York Times list. | | | While you're there, don't forget to find out what Phanes means! | | | For example, see Theony Condos' Star Myths of the Greeks and Romans, Kenneth Guthrie's Pythagorean Sourcebook, or Joscelyn Godwin's Mystery of the Seven Vowels. |
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http://www.astropro.com/wow-179.html
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| | Pythagorean Mysteries |
| | From the Phanes Press site: "Attributed to Iamblichus (fourth century A.D.), The Theology of Arithmetic is about the mystical, mathematical and cosmological symbolism of the first ten numbers. | | | From Phanes Press: "The seven vowels, which we use every day in speech, are truly mysterious things. | | | For a more detailed prospectus of the Pythagorean Sourcebook, click here. |
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http://members.aol.com/theloego/books
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| | Alibris: Pythagoras |
| | Phanes Press was founded in 1985 to publish quality books on the spiritual, philosophical, and cosmological traditions of the Western world. | | | Phanes (fa-nays) means "manifester" or "revealer", and is related to the Greek words "light" and "to shine forth". |
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http://www.alibris.com/search/books/subject/Pythagoras
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| | The Stele |
| | See also the homepage of Phanes Press, which publishes Alexandria and many fine books in the Hermetic tradition, Neo-Pythagoreanism, mythology, alchemy, the mystical traditions, etc. |
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http://www.cs.utk.edu/%7Emclennan/BA/OM/index.html
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| | Phanes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Phanes is a Greek deity, hatched from the World-Egg by Kronos and Ananke, and is the primeval deity of procreation and the generation of new life. | | | Phanes was ruler of the Gods, and passed the sceptre of kingship to Nyx, its daughter, who in turn gave it to her son Ouranos (later taken by Kronos). | | | Phanes has been depicted as an hermaphroditic deity emerging from a cosmic egg. |
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http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phanes
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| | She could see beyond the night of the present, and her visions were made known from a cave that she shared with her son, Phanes. | | | There Nyx displayed herself in a form of Night, Order and Justice, ruling the Universe until her powers were passed over to Uranus with the coming of the Patriarchal Gods. | | | Ancient Night conceived of the Wind, laid her silver Egg in the gigantic lap of Darkness." Nyx, whose name literally means Night, was revered for her Oracular Powers. |
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http://www.lilithsophia.com/events/astrology.htm
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| | Phanes Press publishes quality books on the spiritual, philosophical, and cultural traditions of the Western world. | | | Our current focus is publishing interdisciplinary books that explore the intersections between philosophy, myth, cultural issues, and the creative spirit. |
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| | Sophia-L: Site announcement: Phanes Press |
| | Phanes Press publishes books on Greek philosophy, religion, mythology, alchemy, and the spiritual and philosophical traditions of the Western world. | | | The entire catalog is now online with subject, title, and author indexes at: http://phanes.com David Fideler |
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http://www.uni-heidelberg.de/subject/hd/fak7/hist/o1/logs/sophia/log.started960417/0012.html
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| | Genealogy: Greek Pantheon |
| | Phanes was then reborn as the son of Zeus and Persephone. | | | Protogonus was identified with Eros of the Hesiod's myths, and he was popularly known as Phanes, the god of light or the sun. | | | The first family tree displayed that the first god was born from the Cosmic Egg, and he was named Protogonus. |
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| | The Mystery of the Seven Vowels in Theory and Practice (Grand Rapids: Phanes Press, 1991; also published in Italian) | | | Antoine Faivre, The Eternal Hermes (Grand Rapids: Phanes Press, 1994) | | | The Pagan Dream of the Renaissance (Grand Rapids: Phanes Press/London: Thames and Hudson, 2002) |
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http://people.colgate.edu/jgodwin
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| | Phanes, Part I, PhI-1 |
| | The latter ends with the term "phane" and is formed according to the principles for deriving names of saturated hydrocarbons. | | | This new method is called "Phane Nomenclature" because of the ending "phane" that is compulsory in all names involving the principles of this new method. | | | PhI-1 describes the fundamental concepts of the method by means of definitions of the terminology that will be needed for understanding the rules given in subsequent sections, PhI-2, PhI-3, and PhI-4. |
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http://www.chem.qmw.ac.uk/iupac/phane/PhI1.html
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| | Phanes Press is a publisher of books on the spiritual and philosophical traditions of the Western world including ancient religions, mythology, Greek philosophy, alchemy and the Hermetic tradition. | | | The New Age Web Works: a master index of New Age related resources, with a extensive list of topics from Asatru to Zen. | | | Mystic Fire Video source for video and audio tapes. |
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http://idesignart.com/links.htm
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| | Notes from an egg that split in two, the firstborn of all the gods, the creator of everything. | | | Notes Parents Phanes Orphic theogony () Children by Night Orphic theogony | | | Parents Aether Orphic theogony () Siblings Phanes Orphic theogony () |
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http://www.csulb.edu/~dbouvier/Entities/i339.htm
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| | Scott Oden: Introducing Phanes of Halicarnassus |
| | Physically, that superiority was plain to see: a perfection of face and form that seemed somehow a blending of mortal and divine. | | | These were not words he used often, if at all, for to speak them would be to acknowledge them, to give them weight. | | | Phanes is a shrewd man, an arrogant man, and an ambitious man. He desires more than Pharaoh is willing to give, and he has no qualms about taking it at sword-point -- even if it leads to the ruin of Egypt. |
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http://scottoden.blogspot.com/2005/01/introducing-phanes-of-halicarnassus.html
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| | Scholia on Eros |
| | And this Unity is First Most Beautifully Intelligible in Phanes Protogonos, within whom the Multiplicity that will be subsists in Unity — within which All Things Love Each Other, as Each Other, as One. | | | EROS and The Elevation of The SOUL to Divine BEAUTY and PHANES — | | | Augoeides) (*16) undefiled, are turned towards Intelligible Beauty and set that end to their Activity; "kindling a light" *22 for less perfect Souls they elevate these also to The Divine and dance with them about The One Source of All Beauty (i.e. |
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| | The Meaning of Phanes |
| | This ancient bas relief shows Phanes emerging from the Cosmic Egg, surrounded by the four winds and the twelve signs of the zodiac. | | | Called Protogonos (First-Born) and Eros (Love) — being the seed of gods and men — Phanes means "Manifestor" or "Revealer," and is related to the Greek words "light" and "to shine forth." | | | Phanes (fa - nays): In Greek myth, particularly Orphic thought, Phanes is the golden winged Primordial Being who was hatched from the shining Cosmic Egg that was the source of the universe. |
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| | Phanes was the Dragon of all things spiritual. | | | Down through the centuries, several races, creatures and types of being have made Midnight their Home. | | | If you have come to this page first, please click the banner below ; |
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| | Hermetic Net. Enllaços. Antiguitat. |
| | Founded in 1985, Phanes Press has published 45 quality books on the spiritual, philosophical, and cosmological traditions of the Western world.We have published titles on Greek philosophy, mythology and religion, alchemy and the Hermetic tradition, and other topics. | | | Phanes Press is also the publisher of Alexandria, a journal which explores the relationships between cosmology, philosophy, myth, and culture. | | | The Perseus Project: a Digital Library on Ancient Greece and Rome. |
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http://www.ctv.es/USERS/hermetica/html/enlantic.htm
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| | RealMagick Article: The Primal Beings by Gwydion |
| | Not arranged as a distinct class in and of itself, here is, even so, the catalogue of the first entities to manifest in the Hellenic cosmology, and the sources for all the rest: Aether, Chaos, Erebus, Gaea, Hemera, Nyx, Phanes, Pontos, Uranus. | | | If you find an article in violation of a copyright, please inform Gwydion and we will resolve the situation promptly. |
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http://realmagick.com/articles/59/1159.html
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| | Platonic Party Games |
| | Submitted Hieroglyphs may be original or from traditional sources (if thieved, please indicate the source), but everyone submitting a Hieroglyph must be prepared to explain the meaning, if requested; in the spirit of reciproc ity, I will do the same. | | | Georgiou, author of a forthcoming book on Augustine and the spiritual symbolism of light (Phanes Press, 1994), recently told me of a Renaissance practice that took hold of my imagination. | | | From there, we will proceed to examine an enlightening diversion reserved for a more restricted audience, the true lovers of wisdom and fedeli d'amore, the faithful followers of eros. |
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http://www.uni-heidelberg.de/subject/hd/fak7/hist/o1/logs/sophia/log.started930817/mail-18.html
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| | Phanes Press company profile, research and information -- Thomson Gale Business & Reference Content |
| | Manufacturing: Publishes and distributes books which relate to the philosophical, religious, and cosmological traditions of the West, encompassing such topics as Neoplatonism, gnosticism, hermeticism, ancient religions, etc. Also publishes an annual journal, Alexandria. | | | Phanes Press company profile, research and information -- Thomson Gale Business and Reference Content |
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http://gale.ecnext.com/coms2/profile-20vn-Phanes-Press.html
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| | Successive gods ruled the universe from Olympus after Protogonus/Phanes, including Uranus, Nyx, Cronus and Zeus, until Dionysus, the child of Semele. | | | This god was named Protogonus (First-born), but was known more popularly as Phanes (Light). | | | Central to the Orphic belief is the Creation myth (Theogony), where the cosmology began with first god being born from the Cosmic Egg. |
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http://www.timelessmyths.com/classical/mysteries.html
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| | The Internet Classics Archive The History of Herodotus by Herodotus |
| | Now it happened that Cambyses was meditating his attack on Egypt, and doubting how he might best pass the desert, when Phanes arrived, and not only told him all the secrets of Amasis, but advised him also how the desert might be crossed. | | | The eunuch caught him in Lycia, but did not contrive to bring him back to Egypt, for Phanes outwitted him by making his guards drunk, and then escaping into Persia. | | | The mercenaries took these, and leading them to the camp, displayed them before the eyes of their father; after which they brought out a bowl, and, placing it in the space between the two hosts, they led the sons of Phanes, one by one, to the vessel, and slew them over it. |
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http://classics.mit.edu/Herodotus/history.3.iii.html
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| | Some of the descendants of these mortals, maybe grandchildren or great grandchildren, will be priests and priestesses of the Olympian Faith." | | | The God Phanes chooses to appear as a young man in his 20s. | | | However, another explanation - the Orphic Cosmology - introduces us to the powerful God of Light: Phanes. |
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http://www.olympian-foundation.org/phanes.htm
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| | Phanes Press Publishes books on alchemy, myth, philosophy, and spiritual traditions of the Western world. | | | The Ares Press: The Ares Press invites psychologyinto the back alleys of the imagination to see how well it can back up its words. | | | Spring Publications with the Journal listings, a mailing list, books and tapes, programs. |
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| | Holodemiurgia: Descent of the Soul |
| | They occur in many magical contexts (see, for example, Joscelyn Godwin's Mystery of the Seven Vowels in Theory and Practice, Phanes, 1991). | | | They are associated with the planets as well as with the notes of the octave (see the Appendix for a hypothetical correspondence; see also Godwin). |
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http://www.cs.utk.edu/~mclennan/BA/PT/BA/Holodemiurgia/ann/katagoge.html
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| | The Invisible Basilica: Dionysus |
| | In the revolt of the Titans against Uranus, Cronus became ruler of the World, and begat the gods. | | | The leader of the gods, Zeus, wrested rulership of the world from Cronus by eucharistically swallowing his great-grandfather Phanes (Metis), assimilating his power. | | | Zeus then took the form of a serpent and begot the second Dionysus, Dionysus-Zagreus, the Horned Child, upon his daughter Persephonê. |
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| | The Alchemical Mandala: A Survey of the Mandala in the Western Esoteric Traditions, Phanes Press, Adam McLean |
| | Besides it's very practical application, it is very good that the book draws attention to the fact that the West have an as deep and knowledgeable esoteric tradition as the East, and that the West have tools that are especially suitable for the follower of the Western Mystery Tradition. | | | The Alchemical Mandala: A Survey of the Mandala in the Western Esoteric Traditions, Phanes Press, Adam McLean | | | Home > Store Index > The Alchemical Mandala: A Survey of the Mandala in the Western E... |
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| | Notes Parents Aether Orphic theogony () Children by Phanes Orphic theogony | | | Parents Phanes Orphic theogony () Siblings Night Orphic theogony () |
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| | Robin's Links to the Mystical Internet |
| | Phanes Press Fri, 26 Dec 1997 19:43:27 GMT Founded in 1985, Phanes Press has published 45 quality books on the spiritual, philosophical, and cosmological traditions of the Western world.We have published titles on Greek philosophy, mythology and religion, alchemy and the Hermetic tradition, and ot... | | | Magnum Opus Hermetic Sourceworks Fri, 26 Dec 1997 19:34:59 GMT Magnum Opus Hermetic Sourceworks Series editor: Adam McLean The Magnum Opus Hermetics Sourceworks is a series of primary texts relating to the Hermetic tradition. | | | The Third Circle Web Site 2 (East Coast) (moved) The Third Circle Web Site Moved Please update your bookmarks Your web browser will switch automatically within few seconds to the new URL address, or else, Please click here for the new URL address. |
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| | Open Directory - Society: Religion and Spirituality: Pagan: News and Media: Magazines and E-zines |
| | - Phanes Press publishes books on the spiritual, philosophical, and cosmological traditions of the Western world. | | | Phanes current focus is interdisciplinary that explores the intersections between cosmology, philosophy, myth, culture, and the creative spirit. | | | The Barsoom Fish 'Rap - Once a newsletter of the Two Rivers Nest CAW, the 'Rap is now a Neo-Pagan E-zine. |
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http://dmoz.org/Society/Religion_and_Spirituality/Pagan/News_and_Media/Magazines_and_E-zines
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| | The Witches Way - Elusinian Mysteries |
| | An earlier edition of this paper was read at the 1993 annual meeting of the Ohio Academy of Religion. | | | The whole of this article is copyright © 1993 by Phanes Press. | | | Alexandria is edited by David Fideler and is published by Phanes Press. |
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| | CapPhanes.com Intro Page |
| | This business is located at the same address as Capital Communications. | | | Phanes Solar is a division of Capital Communications started by Jason Schmidt. | | | Jason, also a graduate of U of M College of Technology at Helena, has developed a deep product line of alternative energy products for Phanes Solar. |
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| | Founded by David Fideler, Phanes Press publishes and distributes many fine books which relate to the spiritual and philosophical traditions of the West - traditions which range from alchemy to Sufism, from Gnosticism to Neoplatonism. | | | To date they have issued nine volumes of the Magnum Opus Hermetic Sourceworks series. | | | For a copy of their catalogue mail to: |
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| | Phanes was the Greek primordial sun god; the first god to emerge from the cosmic egg engendered by Cronus, he personifies light emerging from chaos. |
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http://www.themystica.com/mythical-folk/articles/phanes.html
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