This section is from the book "The Fabric Of Dreams: Dream Lore And Dream Interpretation, Ancient And Modern", by Katherine Taylor Craig. Also available from Amazon: The Fabric Of Dreams: Dream Lore And Dream Interpretation, Ancient And Modern.
JOVE Hieroglyphical Emblem
Sign | JOVE | |
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| A change is near at hand. |
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| Prepare for a journey across the water. |
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| On the third day of the month this dream prognosticate loss; ordinarily, however, it is unimportant. |
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| An unfortunate dream; guard thy dwelling. |
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| This dream augurs that thy letters are intercepted. Have a care. |
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| Family cares and sorrows are herein foretold. |
| The land of thy abode is subject to perils. |
| Thou art threatened with a fright or alarm. |
| Ere long thou wilt lose a near relative. |
| Scandals and many cares herein are prophesied. |
| An old, half forgotten grievance will be vigorously revived. |
| This vision is an omen of anger or angry words. |
| A more propitious fortune is herein augured, one over which the dreamer may well rejoice. |
| Extraordinary news from friends; much action for the next three months. |
| An ill-omened dream. |
| Peril, grief and secret sorrows at home are foretold. |
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| An ominous dream of old grievances renewed. |
| Rejoicings and merry-making; weddings. |
| Joy and mirth are here foretold. |
| The dreamer will shortly receive a most charming invitation. |
| Grief and misfortune attend this dream. |
| The dreamer is subject to evil influences of which he should beware. |
| Thau wilt find a new and helpful friend within the month. |
| Loss, especially if dreamed on the third day of the moon. |
| This dream forecasts disputes, avoid them. |
| Three strong friends shalt thou find within the year. |
| If thou art single this dream forecasts marriage. |
| If thy dream was terrifying have no fear, it is not ill. |
| Frame thy speech with care; quarreling is shown. |
| Thy dream signifies that the times are opposed to thy success. |
| Of whatever this vision may consist have no fear of harm. |
 
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