Author: Horapollo. (Mead, Jeffrey, tr.)
Title: THE HIEROGLYPHICA OF HORAPOLLO NILOUS; Which He Himself Transmitted in the Egyptian Tongue, and which Phillipus Faithfully translated into the Greek Language. With a Mystical Commentary.
Description: Edmonton: J. Mead Publications, 2001. Translator's copy with hand written annotation, and signed on the title page. Small quarto. Hand bound with colored front panel inset; A FINE COPY. In the translator's words My commentary has focused on elucidating (within, of course, my own limitations) the mythical, mystical, and magical aspects of the text; and whether or not these be accorded, either in whole or in part, validity by critics, one must note that the very fact that such a commentary is possible at all, reveals that the text delves into significant areas of symbolic, mythic, and archetypal thought. 92 pages, indexed. Small 4to.

Keywords: Egypt symbolism esoteric ancient Mysteries