Bacchic Rite→Ritual
The Titans symbolize the dismembering and scattering of Bacchus, symbolizing the scattering of the rational soul
Titans
The Titans, in the guise of priests, kill the candidate but ultimately restore him
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
PriestsLineage
The priests are described as acting in the guise of the Titans in the narrative
Creative TriadConcept
The Titans represent the scattering of the rational soul through the material world, in opposition to the unity and order of the Creative Triad
Apollo→Ritual
Apollo's role in the narrative is partly to assist in Bacchus's revival, implying his opposition to the Titans in this context
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
I. Titans & Apollo
Apollo's role in the narrative is partly to assist in Bacchus's revival, implying his opposition to the Titans in this context
II. Apollo & Sun
Apollo, the ancient Greek god, is often associated with the Sun and its rays Apollo is associated with the sun and has visible attributes of the sun
I. Titans & Apollo
Apollo's role in the narrative is partly to assist in Bacchus's revival, implying his opposition to the Titans in this context
II. Apollo & Pythagoras
Apollo is associated with the prophecy made about Pythagoras to his parents
I. Titans & Apollo
Apollo's role in the narrative is partly to assist in Bacchus's revival, implying his opposition to the Titans in this context
II. Apollo & Triad
Apollo is associated with the Triad and the principles of the Triad
I. Titans & Bacchic Rite
The Titans symbolize the dismembering and scattering of Bacchus, symbolizing the scattering of the rational soul
II. Bacchic Rite & Jupiter
Jupiter, as the Demiurgus, plays a central role in resolving the conflict between Bacchus and the Titans
I. Titans & Apollo
Apollo's role in the narrative is partly to assist in Bacchus's revival, implying his opposition to the Titans in this context
II. Apollo & Table
Tables or altars made of gold were dedicated to Apollo and other superior gods, signifying their supremacy
I. Titans & Apollo
Apollo's role in the narrative is partly to assist in Bacchus's revival, implying his opposition to the Titans in this context
II. Apollo & Heart
The concept of Apollonius of Tyana, symbolized by the voluminous cape, is associated with the Heart as a symbol of wisdom and strength in the Sephiroth Tree
I. Titans & Apollo
Apollo's role in the narrative is partly to assist in Bacchus's revival, implying his opposition to the Titans in this context
II. Apollo & Orpheus
Apollo, as Orpheus's father, represents the divine and perfect truth he symbolizes through his teachings
I. Titans & Apollo
Apollo's role in the narrative is partly to assist in Bacchus's revival, implying his opposition to the Titans in this context
II. Apollo & Odin
Both gods were central figures in different oracles, with Apollo at the Delphian and Jupiter at the Dodonean
I. Titans & Apollo
Apollo's role in the narrative is partly to assist in Bacchus's revival, implying his opposition to the Titans in this context
II. Apollo & Music
Apollo is associated with Music, embodying the art of song and poetic expression.
I. Titans & Bacchic Rite
The Titans symbolize the dismembering and scattering of Bacchus, symbolizing the scattering of the rational soul
II. Bacchic Rite & Bacchus
The Bacchic Rite centers around the story of Bacchus's dismemberment and subsequent rebirth, symbolizing the rational soul