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|description=The ancient priests who were attached to the Ark, whether of Isis, or the Hindu ''Argua, ''and who were seven in number, like the priests of the Egyptian ''Tat ''or any other cruciform symbol of the three and the ''four'', the combination of which gives a male‐female number. The ''Avgha ''(or ark) was the four‐fold female principle, and the flame burning over it the triple ''lingham'' {{ | |description=The ancient priests who were attached to the Ark, whether of Isis, or the Hindu ''Argua, ''and who were seven in number, like the priests of the Egyptian ''Tat ''or any other cruciform symbol of the three and the ''four'', the combination of which gives a male‐female number. The ''Avgha ''(or ark) was the four‐fold female principle, and the flame burning over it the triple ''lingham'' {{ctd-source|TG}}. | ||
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