[37] Isaiah xxix. 4; also viii. 19.
[38] Alcestis, 1127.
[39] Œdipus, Act iii., 530.
[40] See Rufinius, i., 155.
[41] Phars., vi., 670. This writer proposes hereafter to publish an essay on the intercourse between the living and the dead, as connected with natural magic, even to the present day.
[42] Lib. i., El. ii., 45.
[43] Heeren. Politics Anc. Greece; Am. Ed., p. 68. See also page following.
[44] Rees' Cyclop. vol. vii. voc. "Chaldean Philosophy."
[45] Daniel ii.
[46] The true God, Jah, was God over the false deities, Baalim.