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... whole story becomes familiar , and , if one may say so , comfortable , by the fact that it is conducted under the control and direction of the gods . Listen , for example , to the Homeric account of the onset of a storm , and observe ...
... whole story becomes familiar , and , if one may say so , comfortable , by the fact that it is conducted under the control and direction of the gods . Listen , for example , to the Homeric account of the onset of a storm , and observe ...
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... whole range of his inner experience he gave definition and life , presenting it to himself in a series of spiritual forms . In Aphrodite , mother of Eros , he incar- nated the passion of love , placing in her broidered girdle " love and ...
... whole range of his inner experience he gave definition and life , presenting it to himself in a series of spiritual forms . In Aphrodite , mother of Eros , he incar- nated the passion of love , placing in her broidered girdle " love and ...
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... whole social structure raised upon that natural basis was necessarily penetrated through and through by the spirit of religion . We must not therefore be misled by the fact that GREEK RELIGION THE FOUNDATION OF SOCIETY 9 Greek Religion ...
... whole social structure raised upon that natural basis was necessarily penetrated through and through by the spirit of religion . We must not therefore be misled by the fact that GREEK RELIGION THE FOUNDATION OF SOCIETY 9 Greek Religion ...
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... whole and in its parts , from the same gods who controlled the physical world . Not only the community as a whole but all its separate minor organs were under the protection of patron deities . The family centred in the hearth , where ...
... whole and in its parts , from the same gods who controlled the physical world . Not only the community as a whole but all its separate minor organs were under the protection of patron deities . The family centred in the hearth , where ...
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... whole of Greece , and a forecast of a political unity that should co - ordinate into a whole her chaos of conflicting states . The religion of the Greeks being thus , as we have seen , the presupposition and bond of their political life ...
... whole of Greece , and a forecast of a political unity that should co - ordinate into a whole her chaos of conflicting states . The religion of the Greeks being thus , as we have seen , the presupposition and bond of their political life ...
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