The Great Dionysiak Myth, Volumen1Longmans, Green, 1877 - 18 páginas |
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... remark here , that time has recently brought to light a great quan- tity of fresh and most important material , which not only requires treatment , but also may modify or otherwise alter our views respecting that which we already ...
... remark here , that time has recently brought to light a great quan- tity of fresh and most important material , which not only requires treatment , but also may modify or otherwise alter our views respecting that which we already ...
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... remark- able legend is , Whether it should be treated as an addition to the original poem , an interpolation of a much later date ? There appears to be nothing special in the phrase- ology to point to such a conclusion , nor have these ...
... remark- able legend is , Whether it should be treated as an addition to the original poem , an interpolation of a much later date ? There appears to be nothing special in the phrase- ology to point to such a conclusion , nor have these ...
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... remarks , ' What is most clear about Dionusos in Homer is , first , that his worship was extremely recent ; secondly , that it made its appearance in Thrace ; thirdly , that it was violently opposed on its introduction , a fact of which ...
... remarks , ' What is most clear about Dionusos in Homer is , first , that his worship was extremely recent ; secondly , that it made its appearance in Thrace ; thirdly , that it was violently opposed on its introduction , a fact of which ...
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... remarks : We cannot , per- haps , treat the Dionusos of Homer as the discoverer of wine , and father of its use , in Greece ; for it is universal and familiar , while he appears to be but local and as yet strange . The novel feature ...
... remarks : We cannot , per- haps , treat the Dionusos of Homer as the discoverer of wine , and father of its use , in Greece ; for it is universal and familiar , while he appears to be but local and as yet strange . The novel feature ...
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... remarks , ' The strictly Greek derivation , however , Ariadne , equivalent to Ariagne , the Very Holy , is palpable . ' 6 Vide inf . X. iv . Cf. Pherekydes , Frag . cvi . 8 Paus . x . 29 . because there is a tradition that he was slain ...
... remarks , ' The strictly Greek derivation , however , Ariadne , equivalent to Ariagne , the Very Holy , is palpable . ' 6 Vide inf . X. iv . Cf. Pherekydes , Frag . cvi . 8 Paus . x . 29 . because there is a tradition that he was slain ...
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