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共 46 段- Now it is not for me to deny the truth of such statements as
- It is indeed true that the one great difficulty of our subje
- About totemism all I have to say is this. As I write, Dr. Fr
- Certain _places_ were also affected by the idea of taboo. In
- If we accept this distinction, as I think we may (though one
- Nor of the common harmless kind of magic need I say much now
- It is when the gens has settled upon the land that the famil
- There is one more rite of familia or pagus, or both, of whic
- [182] Wissowa, _R.K._ p. 191; J. B. Carter in Hastings'
- Another point, closely connected with the last, and tending
- The only materials available in the case of the earliest Rom
- Now if we recall the fact that the entrance to the house and
- [226] Serv. _Aen._ ii. 351. I am inclined to think it is
- Thus we may take it as certain that even the greater deities
- We know of them mainly, but not entirely, from Tertullian, a
- Perhaps the simplest way of explaining this _ius_ is to desc
- I have so far purposely omitted one important detail--the pr
- [348] This classification, originally due to R. Smith,
- But it is in the _vota publica_ that we undoubtedly find som
- As it was necessary to protect the homestead and its land by
- The second revolution which we can clearly discern, and far
- Let us pause for one moment to reflect on the character of t
- [504] This is an inference from the fact that this
- Let us consider that this foreign dynasty must have brought
- I have so far assumed that this college existed in the age o
- I will finish this lecture by illustrating briefly this rene
- But I must observe, before I go on, that divination as an ob
- Thus it seems that the importance of the augurs belongs to R
- But it is not the gradual approach of rationalism that is th
- If it be asked why these games in honour of a Greek god shou
- The reporting of _prodigia_ goes on with astonishing vigour
- In a later lecture I shall have something to say of the revi
- Thus for the Roman's destitution in regard to God Epicurism
- But at the same time we inevitably feel that there is someth
- Clearly, then, Cicero in his philosophical writings of these
- I must say one word about another kind of transcendentalism
- In Virgil's case, as in Wordsworth's, this feeling had the e
- I here use the word initiation because I have no doubt that
- This has, I think, been insufficiently emphasised by histori
- The instructions given to the poet by Augustus are obvious a
- Yet another ingredient was that kindly, charitable, sympathe
- But historical knowledge, knowledge of the Roman society of
- [1007] See _e.g._ Helbig, _Die Italiker in der Poebene_,
- It is strange to find it personified as a kind of deity in t
- Livy, cited, 170, 174, 204, 205, 216, 217, 252, 261, 264, 26
- _TIMES._--"In a series of interesting and not overcrowded ch