Manichaeism & Gwion's Herey

[Joachim de Fiore]

We have discussed, Dave Monroe posted and commented on
Chapter 26 of 

 Robert Graves, The White Goddess: A Historical Grammar of
 Poetic Myth (rev. ed.  New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux,
1966
[1948]), Chapter Twenty-Six, "Return of the Goddess", 

 but we can also read chapter 9, "Gwion's Herey." 

 You might like to check out Walter Burkert (1985), *The
Greek Religion*


For the Manichaeism, see Jonas *The Message of the God & the
Beginings of Christianity:
The Gnostic Religion*  

Remember, that the ship captian, at the Poe pole says, a
"Demiurge has forgot."

Do note that in Chpter 9 of WG, Graves talks about St. Paul.