SeaSubstance
The plain bordered the sea, which was a natural boundary
Plain
Areas of Atlantis that yielded two annual crops Plains are areas that yielded two annual crops
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
SandSubstance
Sand is mentioned as a component in the irrigation canals of the plains
HarvestConcept
Harvest was a part of the agricultural cycle in the plains
TowersRitual
Towers were strategically placed in the plain for fortifications
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
I. Plain & Sea
The plain bordered the sea, which was a natural boundary
II. Sea & Israelites
The entity "SEA" is depicted in Illustration 66 as parting for the Israelites, illustrating a profound event central to their journey and history. According to the descriptions provided, this parting of the sea serves not only to indicate a practical passage but also to symbolize a significant moment of redemption and freedom. The event is imbued with the notion of divine intervention, highlighting the supernatural aspect of the Israelites' journey across the Red Sea. This illustrative representation demonstrates the idea that the sea's power was directly related to the Israelites' successful passage, emphasizing the transformative nature of their liberation. Thus, the illustration encapsulates the central part of the Red Sea in the Israelites' narrative, both as a physical barrier that was transcended and as a symbol of their route to freedom and divine assistance.
I. Plain & Sea
The plain bordered the sea, which was a natural boundary
II. Sea & Asar-hapi
ASAR-HAPI described Serapis's trunk as the sea in his self-description