Mercury

Addressed to Mercury at the West Hill temple.

This source names Mercury directly: "by Sarah Lubman in the San Jose Mercury News, dated 23 December 2001, reporting that Falun Gong founder Li Hongzhi taught that homosexuality shows a dirty, abnormal psychology and a loss of the..."

This source names Mercury directly: "This term spans 0 to 7 degrees of Aquarius and is ruled by Mercury."

This source names Mercury directly: "This term spans 12 to 20 degrees of Aries and is ruled by Mercury."

This source names Mercury directly: "This term spans 13 to 19 degrees of Cancer and is ruled by Mercury."

This source names Mercury directly: "This term spans 0 to 7 degrees of Capricorn and is ruled by Mercury."

This source names Mercury directly: "It sits below mercury, and both calculation and the few experiments possible suggest that relativistic effects on its electrons make it far more inert than mercury, perhaps behaving as a volatile..."

This source names Mercury directly: "opening of the sign, sub-ruled by Mercury, which links the archer's vision to knowledge and communication."

This source names Mercury directly: "heart of the sign, sub-ruled by Mercury, which quickens Taurus' steadiness with thought and communication."

This source names Mercury directly: "to 20 degrees), fixed air sub-ruled by Mercury, which sharpens the visionary mind toward invention and reason."

This source names Mercury directly: "degrees), cardinal water sub-ruled by Mercury, which gives voice and thought to Cancer's feeling."

This source names Mercury directly: "degrees), mutable earth sub-ruled by Mercury, the sign's own ruler doubled and fully in its element."

This source names Mercury directly: "account of Giambologna's Flying Mercury, distinguishing its several cast versions, the 1578 to 1580 primary bronze made for Cardinal Ferdinando I de' Medici's Villa Medici fountain in Rome, and its..."

This source names Mercury directly: "This term spans 0 to 6 degrees of Gemini and is ruled by Mercury."

This source names Mercury directly: "site's entry on Giambologna's Mercury, covering the bronze medium, its Mannerist spiraling composition and its Bargello location; used here only to corroborate the medium, subject and present..."

This source names Mercury directly: "the May 5, 1861 Philadelphia Sunday Mercury reprint of the revelation asking "Have we not had a prophet among us?", quotes several nineteenth century Latter-day Saint leaders citing the war as its..."

This source names Mercury directly: "This term spans 18 to 24 degrees of Leo and is ruled by Mercury."

This source names Mercury directly: "This term spans 6 to 14 degrees of Libra and is ruled by Mercury."

This source names Mercury directly: "The glyph of Mercury depicts the caduceus, the herald's staff entwined by two serpents and surmounted by a crescent or pair of wings, carried by Hermes and Mercury throughout antiquity."

This source names Mercury directly: "of several later symbols, among them Mercury, the lunar nodes and Black Moon Lilith, in each case marking a lunar or mediating quality."

This source names Mercury directly: "nested between them, in the order Mercury, octahedron, Venus, icosahedron, Earth, dodecahedron, Mars, tetrahedron, Jupiter, cube, Saturn."

This source names Mercury directly: "by the gods, citing the San Jose Mercury News as its source for that account and independently citing a translated passage of the second volume of Falun Gong's primary text, Zhuan Falun, as..."

This source names Mercury directly: "This term spans 16 to 19 degrees of Pisces and is ruled by Mercury."

This source names Mercury directly: "This term spans 17 to 21 degrees of Sagittarius and is ruled by Mercury."

This source names Mercury directly: "This term spans 11 to 19 degrees of Scorpio and is ruled by Mercury."

This source names Mercury directly: "principles, the tria prima of sulfur, mercury and salt, where it stood for combustibility rather than for the yellow powder as such."

This source names Mercury directly: "bore Budha, the deity of the planet Mercury, a birth the tradition calls scandalous for the dispute it caused between Chandra and Brihaspati."

This source names Mercury directly: "This term spans 8 to 14 degrees of Taurus and is ruled by Mercury."

This source names Mercury directly: "lotuses, Chandra the moon, Budha (Mercury), Shukra (Venus), Mangala (Mars), Brihaspati (Jupiter), Shani (Saturn), and the demon Rahu, the rising lunar node, rendered here grinning and radiant rather..."

This source names Mercury directly: "(Surya), the Moon (Chandra or Soma), Mercury (Budha), Venus (Shukra), Mars (Mangala or Bhauma), Jupiter (Brihaspati), Saturn (Shani), and the demon Rahu, the rising lunar node, noting that only..."

This source names Mercury directly: "century CE, including the temple of Mercury and, within the report, R."

This source names Mercury directly: "This term spans 0 to 7 degrees of Virgo and is ruled by Mercury."

Mercury's own description names him son of Jupiter and the Titan-daughter Maia; no honest edge target exists for Maia.

Mercury's own description names him son of Jupiter and the Titan-daughter Maia; no honest edge target existed for Maia until this pass.

Budha is the Hindu face of the planet Mercury, set alongside the Roman Mercury and Greek Hermes in the shared astrological figure of the discerning, communicating mind.

Interpretatio romana: Greek Hermes identified with Roman Mercury.

Interpretatio germanica: Woden/Odin equated with Mercury; dies Mercurii calqued as Wodnesdaeg (Wednesday).

Omoikane is the Japanese face of Mercury, set alongside the Roman Mercury in the shared astrological figure of the discerning, counseling intellect.

Zhuanxu is the Chinese face of Mercury, set alongside the Roman Mercury in the shared astrological figure of order and the ordering mind.

Known since antiquity and named for the Roman god Mercury, messenger of the gods, on account of the metal's quicksilver mobility; the planet Mercury was named for the same god independently. An etymological link only, not a claim that the element carries the god's attributes.

The Roman Mercury carries the same office as Hermes.