The Mythology of the Aryan NationsK. Paul, Trench, Trübner & Company, Limited, 1882 - 594 pagini |
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... expressions , because no higher thoughts had yet been awakened in the mind . But unless we choose to take refuge in assumptions , we must regard the question as strictly and simply a matter of fact : and all that we have to do is to ...
... expressions , because no higher thoughts had yet been awakened in the mind . But unless we choose to take refuge in assumptions , we must regard the question as strictly and simply a matter of fact : and all that we have to do is to ...
Pagina 16
... expression in words derived from the roots MR or ML , might have been denoted as easily by words derived from the stem GR . And in fact the latter has been scarcely less fertile than the former . To it we owe the words which denote the ...
... expression in words derived from the roots MR or ML , might have been denoted as easily by words derived from the stem GR . And in fact the latter has been scarcely less fertile than the former . To it we owe the words which denote the ...
Pagina 19
... expressions spoken " directly of the heavenly bodies and powers of nature , conceived of as beings with human passions ; " and ( 4 ) that the whole mul- titude of mythical names and the vast fabric of mythical narration has grown up ...
... expressions spoken " directly of the heavenly bodies and powers of nature , conceived of as beings with human passions ; " and ( 4 ) that the whole mul- titude of mythical names and the vast fabric of mythical narration has grown up ...
Pagina 21
... expression from which the attribute of life was excluded , while it would vary the forms of that life with unerring instinct . Every object would be a living reality , and every word a speaking picture . For him there would be no bare ...
... expression from which the attribute of life was excluded , while it would vary the forms of that life with unerring instinct . Every object would be a living reality , and every word a speaking picture . For him there would be no bare ...
Pagina 22
... expression ; and those aspects would be scarcely less varied than his words . The same object would at different times , or under different conditions , awaken the most opposite or inconsistent con- ceptions . But these conceptions and ...
... expression ; and those aspects would be scarcely less varied than his words . The same object would at different times , or under different conditions , awaken the most opposite or inconsistent con- ceptions . But these conceptions and ...
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