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'''Hermes Trismegistus''' was a member of the [[First Civilization]], revered as a [[Greece|Greek]] and [[Egypt]]ian god of alchemy and magic. He was worshiped primarily by the [[Hermeticists]]. | '''Hermes Trismegistus''' was a member of the [[Isu|First Civilization]], revered as a [[Greece|Greek]] and [[Egypt]]ian god of alchemy and magic. He was worshiped primarily by the [[Hermeticists]]. | ||
Sometime in the sixth century BCE, Hermes Trismegistus met [[Pythagoras]] and his protégé [[Kyros of Zarax]] in the desert; there, Hermes passed his staff on to Pythagoras, naming him his successor. | Sometime in the sixth century BCE, Hermes Trismegistus met [[Pythagoras]] and his protégé [[Kyros of Zarax]] in the desert; there, Hermes passed his staff on to Pythagoras, naming him his successor. | ||
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Hermes Trismegistus was a member of the First Civilization, revered as a Greek and Egyptian god of alchemy and magic. He was worshiped primarily by the Hermeticists.
Sometime in the sixth century BCE, Hermes Trismegistus met Pythagoras and his protégé Kyros of Zarax in the desert; there, Hermes passed his staff on to Pythagoras, naming him his successor.
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An illustration of Hermes Trismegistus
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