Notes from Joan Chamberlain Englesman's The Feminine Dimension of the Divine (1979)
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1. Patriarchal culture and the "slain mother"
2. Diabolical projection
3. Patriarchal religion and social disintegration
4. Seven characteristics of the Hellenistic world
5. Books on the Eleusinian Mysteries
6. Grant's "Hellenistic Religions"
7. Plutus
8. Demeter
9. The Thesmophoria
10. The Demeter-Kore myth
11. Iacchos
12. Hiera and hierophantides
13. Mater Dolorosa
14. Persephone's contradictions
15. Hellenistic roots of the Virgin Mary
16. Hecate in the Demeter myth
17. Isis and the pharaohs
18. Isis and Hermes
19. The Isaic mysteries
20. Hathor
21. Maat as a "basic value"
22. Isis and fate
23. Isis and magic
24. Sophia, Asherah, and Isis
25. Philo and the repression of Sophia
26. Sophia and Folly
27. Sophia in the Wisdom of Solomon
28. Sophia, Mary, and the Mater Ecclesia
29. Wisdom and manna
30. The Pythagorean Maiden
31. Seven, the number of Reason
32. Sophia and Christ
33. Sophia in the Q tradition
34. Sophia, Christ, and the Word made flesh
35. The nurturing Christ
36. Feminine motifs in Christianity
37. Apocryphal works about Mary
38. Theology of the Virgin Mary
39. Christian "recapitulation" and the "double typology of salvation"
40. Philo's "preeminence"
41. Sophia and subordinationism
42. Sophia, Christ, and gnosis
43. Christ's androgyny
44. Alexandrians
45. The Arian heresy

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