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Symbols as idle Pageants, to the extent of three hundred years and more after all life and sacredness had evaporated out of them. And then, finally, what time the Phoenix Death-Birth itself will require, depends on unseen contingencies.—Meanwhile, would Destiny offer Mankind, that after, say two centuries of convulsion and conflagration, more or less vivid, the fire-creation should be accomplished, and we to find ourselves again in a Living Society, and no longer fighting but working,—were it not perhaps prudent in Mankind to strike the bargain?
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and his race, unto the consummation of the age. There are three men, and also his posterities, unto the consummation of the world: the spirit-endowed of eternity, and the soul-endowed, and the earthly. Likewise, there are three phoenixes in paradise—the first is immortal, the second lives 1,000
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have also another sacred bird called the phoenix which I myself have never seen, except in pictures. Indeed it is a great rarity, even in Egypt, only coming there (according to the accounts of the people of
Heliopolis) once in five hundred years, when the old phoenix dies. Its size and appearance, if
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received the universe; from the day that she made the Sun and Moon, she put a seal upon her heaven, unto eternity. And the worm that has been born out of the phoenix is a human being as well. It is written concerning it, "the just man will blossom like a phoenix". And the phoenix first appears in a
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saw that the rulers of darkness had laid a curse upon her counterparts, she was indignant. And coming out of the first heaven with full power, she chased those rulers out of their heavens and cast them into the sinful world, so that there they should dwell, in the form of evil spirits upon the
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For the rest, in what year of grace such
Phoenix-cremation will be completed, you need not ask. The law of Perseverance is among the deepest in man: by nature he hates change; seldom will he quit his old house till it has actually fallen about his ears. Thus have I seen Solemnities linger as
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The story is that it is as large as an eagle, and has a gleam of gold round its neck and all the rest of it is purple, but the tail blue picked out with rosecoloured feathers and the throat picked out with tufts, and a feathered crest adorning its head.
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years; as for the third, it is written in the sacred book that it is consumed. So, too, there are three baptisms—the first is spiritual, the second is by fire, the third is by water. Just as the phoenix appears as a witness concerning the
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813:, so that in their world it might pass the thousand years in paradise—a soul-endowed living creature called "phoenix". It kills itself and brings itself back to life as a witness to the judgement against them, for they did wrong to
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are among those who have contributed to the retelling and transmission of the phoenix motif. Over time, extending beyond its origins, the phoenix could variously "symbolize renewal in general as well as the sun, time,
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and later 19th-century scholars, but other scholars think the
Egyptian texts may have been influenced by classical folklore. Over time, the phoenix motif spread and gained a variety of new associations;
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The phoenix came to be associated with specific colors over time. Although the phoenix was generally believed to be colorful and vibrant, sources provide no clear consensus about its coloration.
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describe the phoenix as similar in size to an eagle, but
Lactantius and Ezekiel the Dramatist both claim that the phoenix was larger, with Lactantius declaring that it was even larger than an
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Narrative Elements in Folk Tales, Ballads, Myths, Fables, Mediaeval Romances, Exempla, Fabliaux, Jest-Books, and Local Legends
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aquilae narratur magnitudine, auri fulgore circa colla, cetero purpureus, caeruleam roseis caudam pinnis distinguentibus, cristis fauces, caputque plumeo apice honestante.
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in Egypt, which has been a witness to those going down into the baptism of a true man. The two bulls in Egypt posses a mystery, the Sun and the Moon, being a witness to
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In time, the motif and concept of the phoenix extended from its origins in ancient Greek folklore. For example, the classical motif of the phoenix continues into the
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of its predecessor. Some legends say it dies in a show of flames and combustion, while others that it simply dies and decomposes before being born again. In the
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contains a 677-line 9th-century alliterative poem consisting of a paraphrase and abbreviation of
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living state, and dies, and rises again, being a sign of what has become apparent at the consummation of the age.
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called the Tori Tori no Mi, Model: Phoenix, which allows him to transform into a phoenix.
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appears to be from the same root, meaning "those who work with red dyes". So
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may mean "the Phoenician bird" or "the purplish-red bird".
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may present the mythological phoenix motif as a symbol of
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452:Catalogue of the Greek Coins in the British Museum
1085:Shall star-like rise as great in fame as she was,
910:healdaþ under heofonum ond him heanna blæd
2206:, Volume 1; Volume 6. Indiana University Press.
2186:Archetypes and Motifs in Folklore and Literature
644:shines with the sun's own light and shatters the
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625:antevolant Zephyros pinnae, quas caerulus ambit
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906:beacnað in burgum hu hi beorhtne gefean
754:A second recording of the phoenix was made by
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1845:, Loeb Classical Library 136, translated by
1073:The bird of wonder dies, the maiden phoenix,
658:of flower-like blue dappled with rich gold.
293:". That word is probably a borrowing from a
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1910:Tacitus (1942). Church, Alfred John (ed.).
991:When it approaches its five-hundredth year;
987:Even thus by the great sages 'tis confessed
949:refers to the phoenix in Canto XXIV of the
908:þurh fæder fultum on þas frecnan tid
619:cingit honos. rutilo cognatum vertice sidus
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994:On herb or grain it feeds not in its life,
929:in the celestial country may gain.
723:, which he wrote of "in the consulship of
621:attollit cristatus apex tenebrasque serena
343:, attributed to 8th-century BC Greek poet
143:, the phoenix is classified as motif B32.
2083:, T.C. and E.C. Jack, London, 1909, 240,
989:The phoenix dies, and then is born again,
743:in time for the 800th anniversary of the
623:luce secat. Tyrio pinguntur crura veneno.
367:and a raven's life makes three stags old,
2025:Thorpe, Benjamin; Corson, Hiram (1842).
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973:quando al cinquecentesimo anno appressa;
921:to the chosen servants of Christ;
902:Þisses fugles gecynd fela gelices
365:but a stag's life is four time a crow's,
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1326:) who possesses the Mythical Zoan-type
1096:"Time and Death", 1898 illustration by
1083:Who from the sacred ashes of her honour
876:The anonymous 10th century Old English
636:A mysterious fire flashes from its eye,
617:arcanum radiant oculi iubar. igneus ora
369:while the phoenix outlives nine ravens,
27:Immortal bird that is cyclically reborn
2178:Hesiod: The Homeric Hymns and Homerica
939:—In Modern English translation (1842)
919:This bird's nature is much like
912:in þam uplican eðle gestrynaþ.
904:bi þam gecornum Cristes þegnum;
29:
4325:Coat of arms of the Kingdom of Greece
2184:Garry, Jane; El-Shamy, Hasan (2005),
1990:Jebson, Tony, ed. (12 January 1995).
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1839:"Claudian: Shorter Poems: "Phoenix""
1262:List of phoenixes in popular culture
980:e nardo e mirra son l'ultime fasce.
976:erba né biado in sua vita non pasce,
2049:"Sartor Resartus by Thomas Carlyle"
978:ma sol d'incenso lagrime e d'amomo,
1077:As great in admiration as herself;
945:In the 14th century, Italian poet
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1337:mythology. Through the avatar of
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969:Così per li gran savi si confessa
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2168:, Manchester: Manchester U Press
1604:from the original on 2012-03-22.
1520:The Histories (1858 translation)
2059:from the original on 2022-07-09
1920:from the original on 2023-04-03
1892:from the original on 2021-02-02
1861:from the original on 2021-06-09
1820:from the original on 2021-06-09
1633:from the original on 2021-06-09
1567:from the original on 2021-03-12
482:'s description of a phoenix in
465:
289:", though it might have meant "
2217:Van den Broek, Roelof (1972),
1280:, a male phoenix described as
1247:Motif-Index of Folk-Literature
784:The Phoenix (Old English poem)
680:, 1922, LCL: 136, pp. 224–225
136:Motif-Index of Folk-Literature
1:
1472:(accessed November 06, 2020).
1147:, which developed during the
936:—In the original Old English
843:Detail from the 12th-century
478:According to Harris Rackham,
3543:(metal in the United States)
2081:A Complete Guide to Heraldry
1938:Cassius Dio, Lucius (1924).
1151:. They most often appear as
1087:And so stand fix'd ...
652:; swifter than those of the
642:enriches its head. Its crest
347:. In the fragment, the wise
105:A depiction of a phoenix by
2138:Barnhart, Robert K (1995),
2124:. Retrieved 21 August 2024.
1880:"Œuvre: Mosaïque du phénix"
1438:Early Christian Latin Poets
822:, so the case of the water
4425:
4404:National symbols of Greece
3938:
1534:Trans. G. Rawlinson (1858)
1259:
1107:In the 19th-century novel
795:On the Origin of the World
781:
778:Diffusion in later culture
516:compared it to a rooster.
269:
265:The Latin word comes from
4379:Greek legendary creatures
4338:
3892:National personifications
3773:
2266:
2108:Kulik, Alexander (2010).
2097:Garry & El-Shamy 2005
1802:Rackham, H., ed. (1940),
1658:. Volume III: Books 8–11.
1615:Rackham, H., ed. (1940).
1435:White, Carolinne (2000).
1040:In the 17th-century play
900:
830:: namely, that over them
35:
2202:Thompson, Stith (2001).
1969:HarperCollins Publishers
1126:, or Newbirth of Society
967:
690:5th-century mosaic of a
371:but we, the rich-haired
285:, which probably meant "
230:The modern English word
107:Friedrich Justin Bertuch
4318:Former national symbols
3781:List of oldest heraldry
1960:The Nag Hammadi Library
1916:. Random House. VI.28.
1878:Lepetoukha, Charlotte.
1557:"Coin | British Museum"
1046:by English playwrights
859:First Hellenic Republic
678:Henry Maurice Platnauer
607:'s poem "The Phoenix",
386:outlive ten phoenixes.
196:, life in the heavenly
4277:Patron Saints/Religion
3988:Other official symbols
1618:Pliny: Natural History
1586:Poole, Reginald Stuart
1409:Thompson. (2001: 581).
1225:("emerald anqa"), the
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3887:Elefthería í Thánatos
2174:Evelyn-White, Hugh G.
2000:Georgetown University
1996:The Labyrinth Library
1155:, and more rarely as
1095:
996:But only on tears of
856:
849:, featuring a phoenix
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553:According to Pliny's
529:Ezekiel the Tragedian
514:Ezekiel the Dramatist
477:
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220:Christ's resurrection
104:
40:
1284:'s loyal pet in the
1282:Professor Dumbledore
863:Ioannis Kapodistrias
72:Phoenician mythology
4051:Acropolis of Athens
3964:Double-headed eagle
3793:Heraldry portal
3220:Hastings/Hungerford
2507:Crowns and coronets
2479:National traditions
1761:, pp. 257–258.
1686:, pp. 246–247.
1048:William Shakespeare
1033:English translation
867:Mountain Government
800:Nag Hammadi Library
354:tells a young hero
333:mention above from
32:
4330:Greek crown jewels
3957:Historical symbols
3177:Waterlily/Seeblatt
2401:Ancient and modern
1783:Van den Broek 1972
1771:Van den Broek 1972
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1747:Van den Broek 1972
1735:Van den Broek 1972
1723:Van den Broek 1972
1711:Van den Broek 1972
1684:Van den Broek 1972
1672:Van den Broek 1972
1561:The British Museum
1544:Van den Broek 1972
1530:2011-06-29 at the
1494:Van den Broek 1972
1468:2021-03-07 at the
1419:Van den Broek 1972
1391:Van den Broek 1972
1324:Whitebeard Pirates
1256:In popular culture
1128:" from its ashes:
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1056:Archbishop Cranmer
874:
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745:foundation of Rome
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592:Naturalis historia
538:Herodotus, Pliny,
498:
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433:had venerated the
340:Precepts of Chiron
177:Isidore of Seville
111:
68:Egyptian mythology
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18:Phoenix (folklore)
4399:Masonic symbolism
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4171:Dionysios Solomos
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3915:National holidays
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2077:Arthur Fox-Davies
2053:www.gutenberg.org
1980:Blake 1964, p. 1.
1956:James M. Robinson
1546:, pp. 14–25.
1496:, pp. 62–66.
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3654:Applications
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3552:Rare colours
3245:Ormonde/Wake
3130:Fleur-de-lis
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2502:Coat of arms
2389:Augmentation
2296:King of Arms
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4389:Immortality
4248:Greek salad
4212:Erotokritos
4081:Mount Athos
3995:Vergina Sun
3841:Symbols of
3760:Vexillology
3521:Rare metals
3501:(blood red)
3099:Winged lion
3079:Sea-griffin
3014:Hippocampus
2947:Allocamelus
2589:Fimbriation
2517:Compartment
2494:Achievement
2462:Marshalling
2428:distinction
2286:Law of arms
2271:Authorities
2166:The Phoenix
1962:. pp.
1517:Herodotus,
1508:(1920: 75).
1345:storylines.
1328:Devil Fruit
1272:Neil Gaiman
1176:(गरुड) and
879:Exeter Book
792:manuscript
772:Cassius Dio
711:Appearances
700:Roman Syria
325:Early texts
311:. The word
252:Old English
141:folklorists
4373:Categories
4122:Tambourine
4035:Bay Laurel
4030:Olive Tree
3705:equestrian
3489:(mulberry)
3215:Harrington
3145:Quatrefoil
3074:Salamander
3019:Hippogriff
2977:Cockatrice
2957:Amphiptere
2929:Wolfsangel
2909:Portcullis
2821:Black swan
2775:Camelopard
2604:Ordinaries
2522:Escutcheon
2472:impalement
2467:quartering
2450:variations
2368:Attributed
2306:pursuivant
2162:Blake, N F
2132:References
2114:De Gruyter
2063:2022-08-07
2033:9 December
1924:2023-04-14
1913:The Annals
1896:2021-01-28
1865:2021-01-27
1824:2021-01-27
1637:2021-01-27
1571:2021-01-27
1421:, p.
1393:, p.
1043:Henry VIII
808:Sophia Zoe
806:Thus when
782:See also:
721:Great Year
533:Lactantius
441:Depictions
431:Heliopolis
314:Phoenician
305:made from
169:Lactantius
4284:Theotokos
4258:Olive oil
4066:Epidaurus
4044:Monuments
3902:Delacroix
3798:resources
3743:socialist
3666:Hatchment
3661:Bookplate
3641:Carnation
3628:Realistic
3441:Erminites
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3069:Phoenix
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