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共 38 段- Let us take, for instance, that case of extreme wickedness,
- When therefore these latter charge, as is not unfrequent wit
- Before the time of Homer, it had already wrought great havoc
- I have spoken, thus far, of the ancient traditions, as they
- The Muses are, with Homer, of Olympian rank; but we can hard
- On the other hand, Apollo arrests with sudden shock the vict
- 6. Again, an important difference prevails between the diffe
- Among the instances in which Diana ministers to death, there
- This passage is subsequently repeated; and it stands as one
- I know no other principle, on which we can satisfactorily ex
- Döllinger conceives that the union of Diana with Apollo was
- Here we have Hector, the tempter: ἄται, the temptation: νόος
- Jupiter, with some of the substantial, has all the titular a
- In Jupiter, as in the almost brutal Mars, we find remaining
- Except, then, in his position as brother and copartner, Nept
- There is, however, another and more comprehensive solution o
- He only appears once in a pre-Troic legend. This appearance,
- [464] Il. ii. 820.
- Without entering into that controversy, I venture to urge th
- But we must also consider those who do not appear in Olympus
- The only instances in which we find αἶσα endowed with any th
- It is quite insufficient to say of these personages, by way
- Minos, who is placed in the Shades to exercise royal functio
- Although we have found it difficult in one or two cases to p
- And again, under the assault of Diomed, though the Poet does
- Among the deities of invention, the general rule is, with re
- There are, however, in particular connection with one of the
- Again, in the Odyssey, the Providence of the poem, if we may
- Considering, however, that Homer had a quasi-geographical kn
- Over animals, man has thoroughly obtained the mastery; but E
- ~_Regard for general opinion._~
- We can hardly, I think, restrain the meaning of the word to
- And the gist of his complaint against the Suitors was, not t
- It is to be expected that, when the elements of wealth are f
- With respect to the ceremonial of marriage, and the nature o
- And this tone it is which supplies such conclusive evidence
- It may be observed, that there is no case of ablution thus p
- It seems impossible not to be struck, at this point, with th