{"collection":"Esoteric & Occult","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/eso/cdg/cdg33.htm","path":"eso/cdg/cdg33.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/eso/cdg/cdg33.htm","text":"Comte de Gabalis [1913]\nWThe theologian's opinion that the most ancient of the Sibyls was the daughter of Noah is based upon the following internal evidence of the Sibylline Books. \"'O the great Joy that I had when I escap\u2019d the great Destruction, when my Husband with me, and his Brothers, and Father, and Mother, and their Daughters-in-law, suffer\u2019d much by being long toss\u2019d by the Flood!'\" (BOOK I.) * and \"'for when the World was drowned, and only one Man of worth was left in his wooden House, swimming on the Waters with the wild and tame Beasts, that the World might replenish again by them; I was his Daughter-in-Law, and of his Blood.'\" (BOOK III.) \u2020 SIR JOHN FLOYER, KNIGHT, \"THE SIBYLLINE ORACLES.\" LONDON, 1713.\n242:* Pages 13, 14.\n242:\u2020 Page 83.","title":"Comte de Gabalis: Commentary Continued: W. Sambethe, Daug...","type":"page"}