Hermetica: The Ancient Greek and Latin Writings Which Contain Religious or Philosophic Teachings Ascribed to Hermes Trismegistus; Volume 3 of 4

Hermetica #3

by Walter Scott (Translator, Editor)

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Genres: Philosophy

640 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1925

About the author

Walter Scott was an English classical scholar, professor of classics at the University of Sydney and McGill University, Montreal, Quebec.

Reviews

[Archaic Worlds · Rating 5 out of 5]

Best translation ever of Hermes writings and you know he is not improvising cause the original language is on the flipside of the page. Near all Gnostic Mysteries are revealed in this work coming from truly a higher mind. There are Hebrew Chronologers from BC period who claim Heber is none other than Hermes. Also many ancient writings place him as third world king reigning they then in Egypt, third after from Spanios H. also called Salih by the Arabs.

I have found old Egyptian King Lists confirming this that are at the root of what all modern egyptologists today use (Manetho being one). Aha or Arwassa would be the true first really though, father of Koniutsion, father of Spanios H. (Scorpion a usurper and mere regional ruler around time of Aha). Aha was the first after a fairly large cataclysm around 3.2K BC, long before Salih, a cataclysm that post figured the real flood of 9,654 BC (and it’s longer eras after, that each of these world kings in intentional symbolism in the 3K to 2.5K period resignified and who are called the “patriarchs of the bible” from Arwassa on, they whom I contend came as true Phoenici from Arjuna who lived in the final days of Krishna).

These writings, however much later adulturated, show signs of coming from a very high school of intelligence.

A good review of mine in conjunction with this one is the following:

https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...