LXX. How a Man Who Overcomes His Private Enemy
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Hieroglyphics of Horapollo, tr. Alexander Turner Cory, [1840], at sacred-texts.com
LXX. HOW A MAN WHO OVERCOMES HIS PRIVATE ENEMY 2.
To denote a man who overcomes his private enemy, they
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delineate an HYÆNA TURNING TO THE RIGHT; but if himself overcome, they on the contrary depict ONE TURNING TO THE LEFT; for should this animal, when pursued, turn to the right, it slays the pursuer, but if to the left, it is slain by the pursuer.
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LXX. See the skin placed before Osiris, B. I. c. 40. The skin is in some manner connected with judgment and protection, but it is not yet well understood.Ask PRATIBHA about this text
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