{"collection":"sex","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/sex/tsf/tsf02.htm","path":"sex/tsf/tsf02.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/sex/tsf/tsf02.htm","text":"The Sacred Fire, by B.Z. Goldberg, [1930]\n| | PAGE | \n| Phallic symbols in ancient art | 8 | \n| Primitive man's crude portrayal of the creative force | 14 | \n| Sex pervaded the art of Old Anthropology Adam | 18 | \n| An Egyptian phallic altar | 22 | \n| A demon of love | 31 | \n| Man's first church; his best-loved god | 35 | \n| From an old Egyptian urn | 36 | \n| Venus and Cupid fulfilling their mission of love | 40 | \n| A Phallic amulet | 42 | \n| Brahma created himself double | 44 | \n| At the altar of Priapus | 48 | \n| When gods made merry | 56 | \n| A Hindu goddess offering a lingam | 66 | \n| A Hindu god in copulation | 75 | \n| Venus in a phallic shrine | 80 | \n| Siva as the Hermaphroditic God | 89 | \n| In the Temple of Siva | 92 | \n| Siva leaning on the lingam | 94 | \n| The Persian Triad | 100 | \n| The Serpent the Sacred Image of the Solo-Phallic Cult | 107 | \n| Serpent worship in early Christian art | 109 | \n| A Serpent god | 113 | \n| Kwan-yin, the Oriental Queen of Heaven | 116 | \n| Maya, the Hindu goddess | 120 | \n| An Oriental divinity | 122 | \n| p. xiv | | \n| | PAGE | \n| The Sheela-na-gig | 124 | \n| An early Priapic statue | 129 | \n| As the god of love developed | 131 | \n| The Scandinavian tree of life | 135 | \n| At a Baalic festival | 153 | \n| Anubis as the guardian of the Dead | 158 | \n| Priestesses of Aphrodite | 163 | \n| Hers was the life of an actress | 170 | \n| Lamenting for Attis | 176 | \n| Aphrodite, Goddess of Love | 178 | \n| Dionysos on his phallic throne | 180 | \n| Dionysia | 182 | \n| The marriage of Psyche and Eros | 184 | \n| The eternal Sakti | 190 | \n| A female demon in ancient India | 192 | \n| Devaki seated on a lotus flower | 193 | \n| Jehovah, God of Battles | 201 | \n| A sacrificial altar | 209 | \n| Warding off the unclean spirits | 213 | \n| The universe a dualism seeking unity | 220 | \n| An old conception of the Cherubim | 226 | \n| Symbols in early Christian art | 233 | \n| Thecla | 242 | \n| Cave church of the Apocalypse in Patmos | 245 | \n| Spiritual lovers | 248 | \n| The marriage of St. Catherine | 253 | \n| St. Teresa | 256 | \n| The Church as the Bride of Christ | 260 | \n| Christian symbolism in the Catacombs | 266 | \n| Medieval Hell | 268 | \n| p. xv | | \n| | PAGE | \n| Jesus in the womb of the Virgin | 270 | \n| The Spirit of God | 272 | \n| A Mohammedan fish nymph | 282 | \n| The Black Stone | 288 | \n| A Negro god | 294 | \n| The Virgin shares her altar with Legba | 311 | \n| The Christian God worshipped in Voodoo fashion | 313 | \n| Images of the Voodoo gods | 314 | \n| The Spirit of God | 315 | \n| A symbol of life | 325 | \n| A Gnostic gem | 329 | \n| Symbols of fertility | 335 | \n| The Evil Spirit tempting the soul of a pagan idol | 339 | \n| When the devil was a god | 341 | \n| Kali, lover of death | 356 |","title":"The Sacred Fire: Illustrations","type":"page"}