Difference between revisions of "Keep of his inn"
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* '''keep:''' the citadel or strongest tower of a castle | * '''keep:''' the citadel or strongest tower of a castle | ||
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| + | * '''keep:''' doorkeeper | ||
| + | **This could be seen as the character of Old Joe, the manservant, making an appearance.—In Egyptian cosmology, As Babalon, Maat utters the word S, the background hiss, the ophidian spanda (vibration) of cosmic creation. Its number is 60, which is that of BChN, a 'watch-tower', from the Egyptian word bekhn, a 'tower' or 'fortress' (Kenneth Grant, ''Outside the Circles of Time''). | ||
Latest revision as of 23:55, 1 February 2020
- innkeeper → HCE
- keep: the citadel or strongest tower of a castle
- keep: doorkeeper
- This could be seen as the character of Old Joe, the manservant, making an appearance.—In Egyptian cosmology, As Babalon, Maat utters the word S, the background hiss, the ophidian spanda (vibration) of cosmic creation. Its number is 60, which is that of BChN, a 'watch-tower', from the Egyptian word bekhn, a 'tower' or 'fortress' (Kenneth Grant, Outside the Circles of Time).
