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The Rosicrucians, their rites and mysteries; with chapters on the ancient fire- and serpent-worshipers, and explanations of the mystic symbols represented in the monuments and talismans of the primeval philosophers

The Rosicrucians, their rites and mysteries; with chapters on the ancient fire- and serpent-worshipers, and explanations of the mystic symbols represented in the monuments and talismans of the primeval philosophers
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Monuments Raised To Fire Worship In All Countries

Monuments Raised To Fire Worship In All Countries
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Druidical Stones And Their Worship

Druidical Stones And Their Worship
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My War

My War
My War »

Indian Religions Or Results Of The Mysterious Buddhism

Indian Religions Or Results Of The Mysterious Buddhism
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Phallism - A Description Of The Worship Of Lingam-Yoni In Various Parts Of The World And In Differant Ages With An Account Of Ancient And Modern Crosses Particularly Of The Crux Ansata And Other Symbols Connected With The Mysteries Of Sex Worship

Phallism - A Description Of The Worship Of Lingam-Yoni In Various Parts Of The World And In Differant Ages With An Account Of Ancient And Modern Crosses Particularly Of The Crux Ansata And Other Symbols Connected With The Mysteries Of Sex Worship
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The Power Of A Symbol: To Which Is Added Worship Of Priapus; Phallicism In Japan; And Prostitution In Antiquity

The Power Of A Symbol: To Which Is Added Worship Of Priapus; Phallicism In Japan; And Prostitution In Antiquity
To Which Is Added Worship of Priapus; Phallicism in Japan; And Prostitution in Antiquity »

Hartstochtelyke finale

Hartstochtelyke finale
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The Obelisk (1877)

The Obelisk (1877)
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The Rosicrucians - Their Rites and Mysteries (1870)

The Rosicrucians - Their Rites and Mysteries (1870)
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