Jesuit General Sosa and Susan shares the same etymology. Sosa means Salt Water and also Lily, like Susan. Susan held a blue marlboro coffee mug in her Misfits photo, "Cosmic Awareness". She did some poisoning around here earlier this year, the Jesuit poison cup, read of that in their extreme oath. "Blue is the colour of the “Virgin Maria.” Maria, Mary, mare, mar, mam, means the “bitterness,” or the “saltness,” of the sea. Blue is expressive of the Hellenic, Isidian, Ionian, Fonian (Foni-Indian) Watery, Female, and Moonlike Principle in the universal theogony. It runs through all the mythologies. The “Lady-Bird,” or “Lady-Cow” (there is no resemblance between a bird and a cow, it may be remarked en passant, except in this strangely occult, almost ridiculous, affinity), and the rustic rhyme among the children concerning it, may be here remembered : “Lady-Bird, Lady-Bird, fly away home ! Your House is on fire—your children at home !” Such may be heard in all parts of England when a lady-bird is seen by the children. Myths are inextricably embodied —like specks and straws and flies in amber—amidst the sayings and rhymes of the common people in all countries; and they are there preserved for very many generations, reappearing to recognition after. the lapse sometimes of centuries. Now, how do we explain and re-render the above rude couplet? The “Lady-Bird” is the “Virgin Maria,” Isis, the “Mother and Producer of Nature;” the “House” is the “Ecliptic”—it is figuratively “on fire,” or “of fire,” in the path of the sun; and the “children at home” are the “months” produced in the house of the sun, or the solar year, or the “signs of the Zodiac”—which were originally “ten,” and not “twelve,”* each sign answering “Lady-Cow, Lady-Cow, All but a Little One Fly away home ! Under a ‘Stone:’ Thy house is on fire, Fly thee home, Lady-Cow, Thy Children are flown. Ere it be gone.” The “Lady-Bird,” or “Cow,” is the Virgin Mary, the “Little One to one of the letters of the primeval alphabet, which were in number “ten.” Thus, re-read, the lines run : “ Lady-Bird, Lady-Bird" (Columba, or Dove), “fly away home! Your House is of Fire—your Children are Ten!” The name of the flying insect called in England “Lady- Bird” is Bête-à-Dieu in French, which means “God-creature,” or “God's creature.” The Napoleonic green is the mythic, magic green of Venus. The Emerald is the Smaragdus or Smaragd. The name of the insect Barnabee, Barnbee, “Burning Fire-Fly,” whose house is of fire, whose children are ten, is Red Chafer, Rother-Kaefer, Sonnen-Kaefer, Unser- Frawen Kohlein, in German; it is “Sun-Chafer,” “Our Lady’s Little Cow,” Isis, or Io, or C—ow, in English. The children Tenne (Tin, or Tien, is fire in some languages) are the earliest "Ten Signs "in the Zodiacal Heavens—each “Sign” with its Ten Decans, or Decumens, or “Lenders of Hosts.” They are also astronomically called “Stalls,” or “Stables.” We may here refer to Porphyry, Horapollo, and Chifflet’s Gnostic Gems. The Speckled Beetle was flung into hot water to avert storms (Pliny, Nat. Hist., lib. xxxvii., ch. x.) The antiquary Pignorius has a beetle “crowned with the sun and encircled with the serpent.” Amongst the Gnostic illustrations published by Abraham Gorlæeus is that of a talisman of the more abstruse Gnostics —an onyx carved with a “beetle which threatens to gnaw at a thunderbolt.” See Notes and Queries; “Bee Mythology.” The “Lilies” are said not to have appeared in the French arms until the time of Philip Augustus. See Montfauçon’s Monumens de la Monarchie française, Paris, 1729, Also Jean-Jacques Chifflet, Anutasis de Childerie, 1655." The Rosicrucians Their Rites and Mysteries by Hargrave Jennings