...Clarke's Travels, Part II. Sect. 2. ch. 18. § 64. The symbolical accompaniments to the image of Geres are ears of corn, and the poppy, her usual ornament....in her hand to signify her search after Proserpine. — Ceres bore several names and epithets, as Ailii, ®ia/u,$6gos, St^ii, and Eleusinia. In some representations...

...Tkumoplwria, see DutlicU, as cited P. II. 4 65. 3. On the •**• •orwiin, cf. P. IV. $ 219. § 64. The symbolical accompaniments to the image of...her hand, to signify her search after Proserpine. — Ceres bore several names and epithets, as /,,,:,. i->,-,.i... , ,,;•...-, Stra, and Eleusinia....

...transported to England. Sec C/orb'f Traveli, Part ii. sect. 2. ch. 18.— LfmL Quart. Rn. XTÜ. 202. § 64. The symbolical accompaniments to the image of...Proserpine. In some representations she appears a tall and m:ijnstic bdy with a garland on 1кг head composed of ears oí corn, a lighted torch in one hand,...

...transported to England. See Clark,; Tnvelj, Ptrl II. HeL 2. cb. 18.— Land. Quart Jte. irii. 902. $ 64. The symbolical accompaniments to the image of Ceres are ears of com, and the poppy, her usual ornament. She is often exhibited with a torch in her hand, to signify...

...transported to England. &e Clcrltt'i Tnveli, Paj-t ii. sect. 2. cb. 18.— Land. Quart. Rtv. xvii. 202, § 64. The symbolical accompaniments to the image of...lighted torch in one hand, and a cluster of poppies and oars of corn in the other. Thus she appears in our Plate XI. tig. 5, and in the Sup. Plate 15. She...

...the Greeks, Demeter, a manifest corruption of Gemeier, or mother earth, was symbolically represented with a garland on her head composed of ears of corn,...lighted torch in one hand, and a cluster of poppies and ears of corn in the other. And in the Hebrew, the most significant of all languages, the two words...

...transported to England. See Clarke t Travels, Part ii. sect. 2. ch. 18.— Land. Quart. Rev. xvii. 202. § 64. The symbolical accompaniments to the image of...garland on her head composed of ears of corn, a lighted torcli in one hand, and a cluster of poppies and ears of corn in the other. Thus she appears in our...

...of plenty. Ceres, who was universally worshiped as the goddess of abundance, is usually represented with a garland on her head, composed of ears of corn, a lighted torch in her hand, and a cluster of poppies and ears of corn in the other. It is a well-known Masonic emblem,...

...the Greeks Demeler, a manifest corruption of Gemeter, or mother earth, was symbolically represented with a garland on her head composed of ears of corn,...lighted torch in one hand, and a cluster of poppies and ears of corn in the other. And in the Hebrew, the most significant of all languages, the two words,...

...the Greeks Demêler, a manifest corruption of Gemeter, or mather earth, was symbolically represented with a garland on her head composed of ears of corn, a lighted torch in one liand, and a cluster of poppies and ears of corn in the other. And in the Hebrew, the most significant...