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waxing crescent moon; also, glowering, dangerous Kain. He is the waning crescent, blacksmith and musician; he, too, has his devotees.
Hubal and Kain look down on Grandee and poet as they stroll. Anacknowledge that this fellow has some sort of overall authority, but he isn't very popular: an all--rounder in an age of specialist statues.
Abu Simbel and newly perspiring Baal have arrived at the shrines, placed side by side, of the three best-beloved goddesses in Jahilia. They bow before all three: Uzza of the radiant visage, goddess of beauty and love; dark, obscure Manat, her face avertedwhite stone, also glowing with its own light, like a vision of his soul. He built strong walls around the vision to bind it forever to the earth. This was the first House. It was rebuilt many times -- once by Ibrahim, after Hagar's and Ismail's angel-- assisted survival -- and gradually the countless touchings of the white d the Nabataean proto-Dionysus, He-Of
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