1
Druids, uniformity between the Persian Magi and the, 367-u.
2
The Persian Magi possessed a tradition in which the waters issued from the oven of an old woman.
3
Like the Chaldean astrologers, the Persian magi, from whom our word magic is derived, belong to the priesthood.
4
From every view of the Druid religion, Mr. Polwhele concludes that it derived its origin from the Persian magi.
5
There was a surprising similarity between the Temples, Priests, doctrines, and worship of the Persian Magi and the British Druids.
6
Quintus is in the city where Ayran travelers and Persian magi and Egyptian priests are busy telling their theories of immortality.
7
We think of Jannes and Jambres; of the Persian magi; dim oak groves, with Druid altars, and priests, and victims, rise before us.
8
Their {245} philosophy, though greatly improved by them, was borrowed from the mysteries of the Egyptian priests and the Persian magi.
9
The Persian Magi who interpreted this dream told him that these three attempts to seize the sun signified that he would reign thirty years.