Fishes, Flowers, and Fire

The late 1800s phallic series is a bit of an unknown in the world of spiritual academia- the author is not known but is presumed to be Hargrave Jennings. Regardless, what we do know is that it is both extensive and highly useful for those who wish to study the occult- providing profuse secondary sources.This work ruminates on the presumably sexual symbols of fish, flowers, and fire, within the context of religious worship, especially with regards to Hinduism, Buddhism, Egyptian religion, and the pre-christian practices of Britain.