The Divine Pymander
In which BT, Edward, Gwydion (and sometimes Pymander) read "The Divine Pymander" and other writings of Hermes Trismegistus, and the rest of Westcott's "Collectanea Hermetica."
 
Part 1
In which Gwydion earns BT's respect, and Pymander reads The Pymander.
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Part 2
In which Gwydion accurately intuits the linguistic connection between Pawri (as in Hori Hai) and Parthey (as in Gustav).
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Part 3
in which Edward finally finishes reading the passionately obnoxious preface to this particular translation
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Part 4
in which BT is pleasantly surprised
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Part 5
in which the twist is Gwydion hymns Himself real nice
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Part 6
ΔΕΝ ΜΠΟΡΟΎΝ ΝΑ ΕΊΝΑΙ ΌΛΟΙ ΝΙΚΗΤΈΣ ("they can't all be winners")
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