The book Ancient Pagan and Modern Christian Symbolism by Thomas Inman is an exploration of the symbols and iconography used in both pagan and Christian religions. The book is divided into two parts, with the first part examining the symbols used in ancient pagan religions such as Egyptian, Greek, and Roman mythology. Inman provides detailed explanations of the symbolism associated with various gods and goddesses, as well as the significance of certain animals, plants, and other natural elements.The second part of the book focuses on Christian symbolism, with Inman exploring the use of symbols in the Bible and in Christian art and iconography. He discusses the meaning behind various Christian symbols such as the cross, the dove, and the fish, and how these symbols have evolved over time.In addition to the exploration of pagan and Christian symbols, the book also includes an essay on Baal worship and the Assyrian sacred grove, as well as other allied symbols. In this essay, Inman delves