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Egypt, the Hermetic writings and other ancient voices.

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Antiquity

Egypt, the Hermetic writings and other ancient voices.

  • Thoth The Egyptian god of writing and wisdom · Ancient Egypt · Hermopolis
  • Hermes Trismegistus The Thrice-Great · Graeco-Egyptian tradition · 1st–3rd centuries AD and after
  • The Corpus Hermeticum The Greek Hermetic treatises · Composed c. 1st–3rd centuries AD · compiled in Byzantium
  • The Poimandres The vision of creation · Corpus Hermeticum I
  • The Asclepius The Perfect Discourse · Greek original c. 2nd–3rd century AD · Latin version by the 4th century
  • The Hymn of Creation Rigveda X.129 · Ancient India · Rigveda, tenth book
  • The Popol Vuh The Maya book of creation · The K’iche’ Maya · written down c. 1550
  • Ptah and the Spoken Word Creation in the Memphite tradition · Ancient Egypt · Memphis
  • The Shabaka Stone An Egyptian account of creation · 25th Dynasty · c. 710 BC
  • The Opening of the Mouth The ritual that gave images life · Ancient Egypt · Old Kingdom to Roman period
  • The Epic of Gilgamesh The walls of Uruk · Mesopotamia · c. 2100–1200 BC
  • Homer The poet of the Iliad and the Odyssey · c. 8th–7th century BC · Ionia
  • Plato The philosopher of forms · c. 427–347 BC · Athens
  • Plotinus The sculptor of the soul · c. AD 204–270 · Alexandria and Rome