Symbolism of Dorcas

CRCulver · 25 Mar 1999, 23:47 · from urth-v0024.mbox · original

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From: CRCulver at aol.com
Subject: (urth) Re: Symbolism of Dorcas
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 1999 18:47:47 EST
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Roy C. Lackey said:
<<Actually, it was the other way around. Sev had the pomegranate, Dorcas
an apple in _Shadow_, chapter XXXIV.>>

Whoa, looks like I was way off. Anyway, if Dorcas had the apple, what can we
work in concerning the Garden of Evil motif? After all, Dorcas was the First
Woman in "Eschatology and Genesis."

- Christopher R. Culver <crculver at aol.com>

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