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The history of magic

Note 111 — Chapter V · MYSTERIES OF VIRGINITY

Arthur Edward Waite translation

The Bacchus who was depicted with horns was the son of Jupiter and Proserpine. As regards the androgynous nature of Iacchos, I do not know Lévi’s authority, but such a characteristic was ascribed to several deities, though sometimes against general likelihood. It was even said of Jupiter that he was a man but also an immortal maid.

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