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The Hieroglyphics Of Horapollo (Bollingen Series, 132),Used Simmons And Within All Of AmericasWritten Reputedly By An Egyptian Magus, Horapollo Niliacus, In The Fourth Century C. E., The Hieroglyphics Of Horapollo Is An Anthology Of Nearly Two Hundred 'Hieroglyphics,' Or Allegorical Emblems, Said To Have Been Used By The Pharaonic Scribes In Describing Natural And Moral Aspects Of The World. Translated Into Greek In 1505, It Informed Much Of Western Iconography From The Sixteenth Through The Nineteenth Centuries. This Work Not Only Tells How