The Great Dionysiak Myth, Volumen1Longmans, Green, 1877 - 18 páginas |
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... cunéi- formes , Kaldi est une tribu de la grande nation d'Accad . ' ( Lenor- mant , La Magie , 270. ) fresh adjustment of facts , and probably a consequent alteration B 2 THE SUBJECT AND ITS TREATMENT . 3 CO The Dionysiak goat.
... cunéi- formes , Kaldi est une tribu de la grande nation d'Accad . ' ( Lenor- mant , La Magie , 270. ) fresh adjustment of facts , and probably a consequent alteration B 2 THE SUBJECT AND ITS TREATMENT . 3 CO The Dionysiak goat.
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Robert Brown. fresh adjustment of facts , and probably a consequent alteration of opinion . But it may perhaps be hastily asked : What has the Hellenik Dionysos to do with hieroglyph or cuneiform , with Egypt or Kaldea ? The present work ...
Robert Brown. fresh adjustment of facts , and probably a consequent alteration of opinion . But it may perhaps be hastily asked : What has the Hellenik Dionysos to do with hieroglyph or cuneiform , with Egypt or Kaldea ? The present work ...
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... probably omits no point of much importance . As regards names , following the example of autho- rities of the greatest weight , I adopt forms approaching as nearly as possible to those originally employed . Thus , as the Hellenes did ...
... probably omits no point of much importance . As regards names , following the example of autho- rities of the greatest weight , I adopt forms approaching as nearly as possible to those originally employed . Thus , as the Hellenes did ...
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... probably be able to endure . In the present age , so distinguished for mental activity in connection with religion , the importance of early religious - mythology and archaic belief is being rapidly recognised . Works long and learned ...
... probably be able to endure . In the present age , so distinguished for mental activity in connection with religion , the importance of early religious - mythology and archaic belief is being rapidly recognised . Works long and learned ...
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... probably of genuine antiquity , is yet not quite beyond the reach of suspicion , having been doubted , amongst others , by some of the Alexandrine critics ; Zeus gives a list of some of his most illustrious children and their mothers ...
... probably of genuine antiquity , is yet not quite beyond the reach of suspicion , having been doubted , amongst others , by some of the Alexandrine critics ; Zeus gives a list of some of his most illustrious children and their mothers ...
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