An Egyptian initiation by Iamblichus, a Neo-Platonist of the 4th century.
Subtitle: Translated from the original MSS. by P. Christian.  Translated from the French MSS. by Genevieve Stebbins Astley.
Contributors: Christian, Pierre,; Stebbins, Genevieve,
Publisher: E.L. Bloom
Published: 1965
Place of publication: Denver
Language: eng
Number of pages: 64
Subjects: Religion -- Philosophy; Demonology; Supernatural; Mysticism; Occultism.
First sentence: The sphinx is a composite symbol.
Description: Iamblichus, founder of the Syrian school of Neo-Platonosm was born A.D. 250 at Chalcis in Coele-Syria and died A,D. 330, during the reign of Constantine the Great, emperor of Rome. etc. The Egyptian Initiation is a dramatization of human life as experienced by each person as they journey along the path to the eternal hereafter. etc. The initiation as recorded by Iamblichus is thought to have been in use in the times of Rameses, about the time when Moses and Orpheus were living,-the year B.C. 1500. etc. (per H. O. Wagner)
Notes: Translated from the French MSS by Genevieve Stebbins Astley 1901. 
Published 1965 by Edward Leon Bloom; Denver, CO
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