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The divine triad (1)

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Chaldean Oracles
triads
Period
2nd century CE
Roman Empire 		Channel
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Text
Chaldean Oracles 28, 29:
For all the intelligibles are enclosed in the triad, and every divine number comes forth in this order, as even the Chaldean himself says in the Oracles: “For in the womb of this triad all things are sown.” And again: “For in this triad the Father has mixed every breath.”

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Chaldean Oracles 28
Chaldean Oracles 29

Bibliography

Majercik 1989, 59Majercik, Ruth. The Chaldean Oracles. Text, Translation, and Commentary. Studies in Greek and Roman Religion 5. Leiden, New York, Copenhagen, Cologne: E. J. Brill 1989.

Amar Annus


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