One of these is Teth.
The other is entry 19 from section IX of “A List of Hieroglyphic Characters.” of E. A. Wallis Budge’s Egyptian Hieroglyphic Dictionary, entitled “Amphibia(Reptiles)”.
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Teth is the path on the Qabbalistic tree of life between Geburah and Chesed (strength and mercy). It corresponds with Lust (atu XI) in the Thoth tarot.
The card depicts Babalon, riding atop the Beast (bearing in mind these are Crowleyan interpretations of the symbols, and are thus a bit cheeky when it comes to the Christian interpretations...), and elevating the holy grail (another notable symbol of feminine divinity).
https://hermetic.com/crowley/book-of-thoth/atu#xi-lust
Also of interest is that it corresponds to Leo. Perhaps not always thought of as the most feminine of symbols, but anyone who knows a thing or two about lions may speak to some symbolism of feminine power. In alchemical terms Leo is the 'salt' of fire, being a fixed sign.
No conclusions here, just throwing some more correspondences at you.
I'll stop short of going full 777 on you though.
The card depicts Babalon, riding atop the Beast (bearing in mind these are Crowleyan interpretations of the symbols, and are thus a bit cheeky when it comes to the Christian interpretations...), and elevating the holy grail (another notable symbol of feminine divinity).
https://hermetic.com/crowley/book-of-thoth/atu#xi-lust
Also of interest is that it corresponds to Leo. Perhaps not always thought of as the most feminine of symbols, but anyone who knows a thing or two about lions may speak to some symbolism of feminine power. In alchemical terms Leo is the 'salt' of fire, being a fixed sign.
No conclusions here, just throwing some more correspondences at you.
I'll stop short of going full 777 on you though.
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