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61 Osiris has a name made up from holy (hosion) and sacred (kieron) Cf. 382 e, infra.; for he is the combined relation of the things in the heavens and in the lower world, the former of which it was customary for people of olden time to call sacred and the latter to call holy. But the relation which discloses the things in the heavens and belongs to the things which tend upward is sometimes named Anubis and sometimes HermanubisPorphyry in Eusebius, Praepar. Evang. iii. 11. 2. as belonging in part to the things above and in part to the things below. Cf. 368 e, supra. For this reason they sacrifice to him on the one hand a white cock and on the other hand one of saffron colour, regarding the former things as simple and clear, and the others as combined and variable.

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