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...texts, though less memorizable than Greek,are more translatable.But it...the other. Thus the large fact of Greek religion has a sociologicalcontinuation in...leaders and people.More generally, Greek civilization is built on the necessity...
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...exercised by the poetical religion and theologyupon the life and thought of ancient Greece. And whenI say the poetical...connexion with ancient Greek religion is,of course, to use...for religiousbeliefs in Greek antiquity. Religious...
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...the other hand, there is noevidence that in Greece -- at least, in thebest period of Greek art -- any statesmanheld the views as to the...Rome, that it was ex­pedient for this religion to be accepted bythe common people, but that...
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...of Cameron, et al.. Greek Renaissance in the Roman...Burkert, W. (1985). Greek Religion. Cambridge: Harvard...the Temple in Classical Greece.] InM.V. Fox, ed...Schools of Roman Athens.] Greek Renaissancein the Roman...
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...there werevery many relics of primitive religion in Greek religion, itmust be remembered that Greece was a highly civilized countryand that...misleading, therefore, to rep­resent Greek religion as essentially primitive. The primiU...
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...took place in Greece in prehistoric...history of the Greek reli­gion...conception ofthe religion of the Bronze...drawn fromthe religion of classical Greece; nowadays...Mycenaean and the Greek religionswe...Mycenaean religion wasin itself...
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...however. Theundeniably Greek origin of the mystery...peculiar developments in Greek religion or whether mystery cultsexisted...prior to and apart from Greek influences.37 Furthermore...initialimpetus from outside of Greece, perhaps Asia Minor...
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...volume:Sir James Frazer, Pausanias's Description of Greece (Macmillan); Dr. G. H. Rendall, Marcus...translation of passage of Lucretius in FiveStages of Greek Religion (Oxford University Press).I have also...
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...character­istic developments of Greek religion, as of their civilizationgenerally...been anunheard-of thing to any Greek of the classical period, as unheard...be to the present inhabitantsof Greece. Since Greek cities, though the biggest of...
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...flourishing epoch of the Greek people.But where shall...essence' of theGreek religion?The answer is beset...classesof Europe with the Greek religion of whichI have been speaking...the religion ofancient Greece; this fact constitutes...
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