Oracular Collection

Hermes Trismegistus
The messenger of the gods, but here as HERMES TRISMEGISTUS (= thrice-greatest), perceived by Neoplatonists as the presiding deity of alchemy, possessing magical and oracular powers

Hermes Trismegistus
HERMES TRISMEGISTUS (= thrice- greatest), perceived by Neoplatonists as the presiding deity of alchemy, possessing magical and oracular powers

Proteus and Aristaeus
Proteus changes his shape to avoid using his oracular powers, but Aristaeus catches him unawares, binds him, and forces him to make revelations

DIS PATER the Roman God of the dead and the underworld, later adopted by the Celta, was associated with the Egyptian god Serapis and credited with oracular powers

The Sibyls of Tibur, Delphi, Cumae and Hellespont, Carafa Chapel
703025 The Sibyls of Tibur, Delphi, Cumae and Hellespont, Carafa Chapel, Santa Maria sopra Minerva, Rome (fresco) by Capponi, (Raffaelo del Garbo) (1476-1524); Santa Maria sopra Minerva, Rome

Vault of the Presbytery with the Cimmerian Sybil, Santa Maria del Popolo, Rome, c
703073 Vault of the Presbytery with the Cimmerian Sybil, Santa Maria del Popolo, Rome, c.1484-92 (fresco) by Pinturicchio, Bernardino di Betto (c.1452-1513); Santa Maria del Popolo, Rome

Hermes Trismegistus
HERMES TRISMEGISTUS (= thrice- greatest), perceived by Neoplatonists as the presiding deity of alchemy, possessing magical and oracular powers

Branchus
BRANCHUS - a Greek priest of Apollo, a seer who possessed oracular powers

Copy of illustration of the Oracular trees of the Sun and the Moon from Livre
XJF476258 Copy of illustration of the Oracular trees of the Sun and the Moon from Livre de Merveilles du Monde by Rustichello da Pisa and Marco Polo (woodcut) by French School

Apollo and the Sibyl
Apollo promises his lover Sibyl she may live as many years as she can hold grains of sand; she becomes very aged, no more than a voice - the oracular Sibyl of Cuma

BRANCHUS - a Greek priest of Apollo, a seer who possessed oracular powers

THEMIS
Greek/Roman deity, protectress of hospitality and of the oppressed, possessed oracular powers

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"Unlocking the Mysteries: Exploring the Enigmatic World Wisdom" Delve into the ancient realm hints, where secrets are whispered by Hermes Trismegistus himself. Known as the "Thrice-Great Hermes, " he is said to possess unparalleled knowledge and wisdom. From Proteus and Aristaeus to DIS PATER, these cryptic clues lead us on a journey through time, unraveling hidden truths. The Sibyls of Tibur, Delphi, Cumae, and Hellespont emerge from history's shadows with their prophetic voices echoing in our minds. Step into the Carafa Chapel and witness the awe-inspiring Vault of the Presbytery adorned with depictions of Cimmerian Sybil at Santa Maria del Popolo in Rome. Here lies a testament to divine revelations that have shaped civilizations throughout centuries. Hermes Trismegistus guides us further as we encounter Branchus, another enigmatic figure whose words hold profound meaning. Mercury - known as Hermes in Greek mythology - dances between worlds as an intermediary messenger between gods and mortals. The Livre illustration reveals a captivating glimpse into the mystical Oracular trees of the Sun and Moon—a visual representation that transcends language barriers. In this ethereal depiction lies untold answers waiting to be deciphered by those who dare seek them. As Lear's nonsensical world collides with Prague's mystique, we find ourselves immersed in a tapestry woven from threads of riddles and paradoxes. Embrace this whimsical chaos for it may hold unexpected insights within its folds. Intriguingly elusive yet undeniably alluring, oracular hints beckon us towards enlightenment beyond our comprehension. Are you ready to unlock their secrets?