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Book I. Iv. How A Month

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"Hieroglyphics of Horapollo", tr. Alexander Turner Cory, [1840],

Iv. How A Month.

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To represent a "month" they delineate a Palm Branch, or, the Moon Inverted.

p. 11

[paragraph continues] A palm branch for the reason before mentioned respecting the palm tree; and the moon inverted, because they say, that, in its increase, when it has come to fifteen degrees, 1 it appears in figure with its horns erect; and in its decrease, after having completed the number of thirty days, 2 it sets with its horns inverted.

Footnotes

10:1

I. Ii.
\"A month"."

"III. "The twelve months, divided into three seasons:

"Season of Vegetation."

"Thoth."

"Paophi."

"Hathor."

"Choiak."

"Season of Harvest."

"Toby."

"Mechir."

"Phamenoth."

"Pharmuthi."

"Season of Inundation."

"Pachon."

"Paoni."

"Epiphi."

"Mesori."
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