Das beliebte und kritische Bibellexikon und das Schriftwörterbuch, das alle religiösen Begriffe, einschließlich biografischer, geografischer, historischer, archäologischer und lehrerischer Themen, vollständig definiert und erläutert. Der Scarab, Der Von Selbst Fortpflanzungsfähig ist, und Hence ein Emblem der Auferstehung: Geier, Falke, Egret, Ibis, Gans, Krokodil, Kobra, Oxyrhynkhos-Fisch, Aal, Lepidotas, Latus, andmaeotes; während der Narabaeus Käfer das kämende heilige Emblem war, obwohl er nichts anbetete. Von all diesen Tieren, die angebetet wurden, ist zu beachten, dass es sich immer um ein Individualtier t handelte

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The popular and critical Bible encyclopædia and Scriptural dictionary, fully defining and explaining all religious terms, including biographical, geographical, historical, archaeological and doctrinal themes . The Scarab, Supposed Capable of Propagation by Itself, andHence an Emblem of Resurrection. vulture, hawk, egret, ibis, goose, crocodile, cobra, oxyrhynkhos fish, eel, lepidotas, latus, andmaeotes; while the scarabaeus beetle was the com-monest sacred emblem, though not worshiped any-where. Of all these animals that were worshiped, it should be noted that it was always an individualanimal that was honored and held sacred; whilethe whole species enjoyed only a vague sanctity, since any member of it might possibly become thedivine representative. There was not the tabuand inviolability of the species to a special familyor tribe, as in totemism; and no Egyptian hesi-tated to kill and feed on the sheep, ox, or goose, however much single individuals were honoredand adored. This worship of the individual animals did notensure their length of life. On the contrary, theywere the victims of a sacramental feast.. The Bull Apis. The source of this worship of animals has beenmuch debated. That they were not adored be-cause of their utility is evident, as many are use-less to man. That they were not merely employedas emblems of pre-existing gods is probable, sincedifferent gods are associated with the same ani-mals; the animal worship appears to be a widerand earlier stratum than that of gods, and somewere sacred apart from any god. Probably theidea of extra-human intellieence, perception, andpowers attributed to them is to be looked on asreally the origin of the worship devoted to them.The most celebrated examples of the worship ofsacred animals are described by Greek and Romanauthors. Four sacred bulls were adored: Hapior Apis at Memphis, Mnevis at Heliopolis, Bakhor Bakis at Hermonthis, and Onuphis. Theseappear from some figures of them to have beendifferent local breeds wi

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