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the earth in her joy at the return of Kore.
The myth has now entered upon the third
phase of its life, in which it becomes the
property of those more elevated spirits,
who, in the decline of the Greek religion,
pick and choose and modify, with perfect
freedom of mind, whatever in it may seem
adapted to minister to their culture. In
this way the myths of the Greek religion
become parts of an ideal, visible embodi-
ments of the susceptibilities and intentions
of the nobler kind of souls; and it is to
this latest phase of mythological develop-
ment that the highest Greek sculpture
allies itself."

This illustration of the divination
by which the man of culture possesses
himself of a half-forgotten and ob-
scurely recorded experience and re-
habilitates and interprets it, is so
complete that it makes amplification
superfluous.

-108-

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Publication Information: Book Title: Books and Culture. Contributors: Hamilton Wright Mabie - author. Publisher: Dodd, Mead and Company. Place of Publication: New York. Publication Year: 1896. Page Number: 108.
    
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