The Saturn Myth

I: Introduction
	Myth And Catastrophe
II: The Great Father
	The “One God” Of Archaic Monotheism
	The Universal Monarch
	The Age Of Kronos
		India
		Iran
		China
		Northern Europe
	The Rites Of Kingship
	The Heaven Man
	Who Was Adam?
	The Great Father Saturn
	The Saturn Myth Reconstructed
III: The Polar Sun
	Sun And Saturn
	Day And Night
	Saturn And The Pole
	The Unmoved Mover
		Egypt
		Mesopotamia
		India
		China
		The Americas
IV: Saturn’s Cosmos
	The Enclosed Sun
	The Lost Island
		The Egg
	The Cosmos And The Divine Assembly
	The Circle Of The Gods
	The Great Mother
	Womb And Thigh
	Womb And Cosmos
	The Hermaphrodite
V: The Holy Land
	The Mother Land
	Saturn’s Earth
	The Egyptian Paradise
	The World Wheel
	The One-Wheeled Chariot
	The City Of Heaven
	The Enclosure As Prototype
	The World Navel
	The Ocean
VI. The Enclosed Sun-Cross
	The Four Rivers Of Paradise
	The Crossroads
	The Four-Eyed Or Four-Faced God
	The Foundation Stone
	The Four Pillars Of Heaven
	Symmetrical Elaborations Of The Sun-Cross
VII: Temple, Crown, Vase, Eye, And Circular Serpent
	The Temple
	The Egyptian Temple
	Temple And Womb
	The Crown
	The Vase
	The Eye
	The Circular Serpent
	In Summary: A Coherent Doctrine
VIII: The Cosmic Mountain
	Egypt
	Mesopotamia
	India
	Japan, China, Iran, Siberia
	Siberia
	Greece And Rome
	Western Semitic
	The Americas
	A Collective Memory
	The Mount Of Masculine Power
	The Cosmic Mountain Personified
	The Single Leg
	The Serpent/Dragon
	The Stream Of Life
		Boreas And The Hyperboreans
		The North Wind Shu
		The River Of Life
		The Eden-Fountain
	The King Of The Mountain
IX: The Crescent
	The Crescent And Saturn
	The Crescent And Womb
	Crescent And Motherland
	The Crescent And Mount
	The Heavenly Twins
	Who Were The Dioscuri?
	The Black And White Twins
		The Two Assemblies
		The Two Lands
		The Two Crowns
		The Two Eyes
		The Two Serpents
		The Two Thrones
		The Two Vases (=Two Eyes)
		The Two Lakes or Rivers
		The Two Cords
	Symbolism Of The Crescent
	The Crescent Horn
	The Horned Mountain
X: The Crescent-Ship (Part 2)
	The World-Ship
	The Island-Ship
	The City-Ship
	The Temple-Ship
	The Wheel-Ship
	The Egg-Ship
	The Eye-Ship
	The Vase-Ship
	The Shield-Ship
	The Throne-Ship
	The Serpent (Dragon)-Ship
	The Crescent-Arms
	The Ka-Arms
	The Crescent-Wings
	Interconnected Symbols
		The Plant Of Life
		Sword
		The Altar
	Above And Below, Left And Right
	Saturn’s Day
XI: Conclusion
Bibliography
Endnotes