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...An enclopedia of Greek and Roman mythology based on Project Gutenberg's edition of Myths and Legends of Ancient Greece and Rome by E.M.Berens with illustrations from Wikimedia Commons. ...

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...cient concepts and deities in his works. I admittedly am no scholar of Greek mythology, but I am fascinated enough to be caught up in his brilliant pr... ...mortal man. I long to gaze upon the brightness which is given by the lamp of Diana where she illuminates the celestial stars of the Queen of heaven. H... ...ed by Eros’s trusty bow, will hold me therefore dear to her heart.” In Greek mythology Eros is the God of Love. Eros according to legend was responsib...

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...n institutional religion: priesthood, rites, rituals, temples, worship, catechism, mythology. Hitler was this religion's ascetic saint. He monastic... ... a few states of consciousness linked by memory in a kind of narrative or personal mythology. Can this conjecture be equally applied to unconscious... ...n institutional religion: priesthood, rites, rituals, temples, worship, catechism, mythology. The leader is this religion's ascetic saint. He monas... ...ill revert to form", etc. When these flimsy attempts to patch a tattered personal mythology fail - the narcissist is injured. Narcissistic injury ... ...them as temporary, as the outcomes of someone else's errors, as part of the future mythology of his rise to power/brilliance/wealth/ideal love, etc... ...movements. Politicians were - and to a lesser degree today (see the case of Prince Diana), are - expected to be extraordinary in their personal liv...

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...n institutional religion: priesthood, rites, rituals, temples, worship, catechism, mythology. Hitler was this religion's ascetic saint. He monastic... ... a few states of consciousness linked by memory in a kind of narrative or personal mythology. Can this conjecture be equally applied to unconscious... ...n institutional religion: priesthood, rites, rituals, temples, worship, catechism, mythology. The leader is this religion's ascetic saint. He monas... ...ill revert to form", etc. When these flimsy attempts to patch a tattered personal mythology fail - the narcissist is injured. Narcissistic injury ... ...them as temporary, as the outcomes of someone else's errors, as part of the future mythology of his rise to power/brilliance/wealth/ideal love, etc... ...movements. Politicians were - and to a lesser degree today (see the case of Prince Diana), are - expected to be extraordinary in their personal liv...

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...rs and theologians prove their positions to us—without the hocus pocus and mythology that any educated mind would certainly reject. Our problem is th... ...their observations of the real world with the 106 parentally provided mythology of fairy tales and the community imposed basic assumptions— wheth... ...i Prime Minister Menachem Begin: former first lady Barbara Bush; Princess Diana of Wales; writers like Ernest Hemmingway, Jack London, Truman Capote... ...their representatives, often find extra-marital flings as exciting. Hindu mythology has a number of stories telling us how the gods often indulged th...

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...runs throughout all of Western Civilization. There are reasons why Princess Diana died so tragically, and early. She was trying to get the press a... ...y her pleas went unheard. She did not put her own money where her mouth was. Diana spouted her empty words pleadingly and pathetically… but with no... ...y, and be a million times more generous with their meager resources. Now Diana’s cause celebre of eliminating plastic landmines from the manufac... ...was just a token cause for her. A fake cause. A way to make herself suffer. Diana was in love with suffering. She was the wounded deer not hiding... ...back home is blind to his true identity. The symbols of blindness in Greek Mythology have been screaming and shrieking to whoever wants to listen... ...ers. What culture has ever glorified its lower classes as America has into mythology and lies? Rome did. Like the famous, much-loved TV show: T... ...reams: the God known as Morpheus… ‘Morpheus was the god of dreams in Greek mythology. According to some ancient sources - such as the roman poet ... ...ian ideas and symbols and where they STOLE them from in Egyptian religion and mythology: you can find the ideas of Cain and able in Seth and Osiris. ... ...pper Ritchie Valens Buddy holly JFK Bobby Kennedy. Natalie wood Princess Diana Etc, etc…. r1773 The Path of Splitness Chapter Seven: ...

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...und like one of the stormy back- grounds that were popular behind portrait Dianas in eigh- teenth century paintings. Did she believe that all be had t... ...in a quick tenor. “Instead of propounding plainly and without the acereted mythology of Asia Minor, Greece and Rome, the pure Gospel of Christ…. they ...

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..., meeting her on the hill-side unexpectedly, have thought her the original Diana of the Ro- mans going out to slay. Lispeth took to Christianity readi... ...hat is—and was acknowledged the best lady archer in Simla. Men called her “Diana of T ara-Devi.” Barr-Saggott paid her great attention; and, as I have... ...ing to do things thoroughly, began with an essay on the Primitive Pig, the Mythology of the Pig, and the Dravidian Pig. Nafferton filed that informati... ...VENUS ANNODOMINI AND the years went on as the years must do; But our great Diana was always new— Fresh, and blooming, and blonde, and fair, With azure... ...hey came or went, Offered her praise to her heart’s content. —Diana of Ephesus SHE HAD NOTHING to do with Number Eighteen in the Braccio ...

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...bled Goddess. The MS. has “Like fabled hunt- ress;” referring of course to Diana. 534. Stature fair. The reading of the 1st ed. and that of 1821; “sta... ...cinity of Loch Katrine. The learned author is inclined to deduce the whole mythology from the Druidical system—an opinion to which there are many ob- ... ...mission of similar tales from age to age, and from country to country. The mythology of one period would then appear to pass into the romance of the n...

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...andrius, expert in the chase, In woods and wilds to wound the savage race; Diana taught him all her sylvan arts, To bend the bow, and aim unerring dar... ...n arts, To bend the bow, and aim unerring darts: 123 Pope But vainly here Diana’s arts he tries, The fatal lance arrests him as he flies; From Menela... ...tive plain, When ah! oppress’d by life-consuming woe, She fell a victim to Diana’s bow. “Yet while my Hector still survives, I see My father, mother, ... ..., As with swift step she form’d the running maze: To her high chamber from Diana’s quire, The god pursued her, urged, and crown’d his fire. The son co... ...ow, That, glittering on the dust, lay here and there Dishonour’d relics of Diana’s war: Then swift pursued her to her blest abode, Where, all confused... ...ce.”—Dryden’s Virgil, ii. 479. 485 Pope 205 The destinies ordain.—“In the mythology, also, of the Iliad, purely Pagan as it is, we discover one impor... ...his legend is one of the most pregnant and characteris- tic in the Grecian Mythology; it explains, according to the religious ideas familiar to the ol...

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...a, and, having seized the young lady as she was danc- ing in the temple of Diana Orthia, fled away with her. There were presently men in arms sent to ... ...several of the youths endure whipping to death at the foot of the altar of Diana surnamed Orthia. The Iren, or under-master, used to stay a little wit... ...ormerly was under Philoctetes; there is a small temple there, dedicated to Diana, surnamed of the Dawn, and trees about it, around which again stand p... ...more odious. And he yet more provoked the people by build- ing a temple to Diana with the epithet of Aristobule, or Diana of Best Counsel; intimating ... ...eath. There is to this day a small figure of Themistocles in the temple of Diana of Best Counsel, which represents him to be a person, not only of a n... ... at a single moment upon us, really outdoes the hun- dred-handed giants of mythology?” And, doubtless, the rest of the Syracusans were but the body of... ... discerning future events by dim and uncertain intima- tions. This was the mythology of the wisest of the Tuscan sages, who were thought to possess a ... ...in his land, seemed to restore to the world that community of goods, which mythology says existed in the reign of Saturn. Those who object to him that...

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...or pans of incense; dispensing sweet incense-fumes,—unless for the Heathen Mythology, one sees not for whom. Two hun- dred thousand Patriotic Men; and... ..., do tight-limbed Federates, with fairest newfound sweethearts, elastic as Diana, and not of that coyness and tart humour of Diana, thread their jo- c...

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...lus, as the mythus itself differs so much from all the rest of the Grecian mythology, (belonging apparently to an age and a people more gloomy, auster... ...l. In all the hands of other poets, we feel that Jupiter, Mercury, Apollo, Diana, are not merely impure conceptions, but that they are baseless concep...

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..., in the em- braces of dyspepsia, compiled his ponderous work on the Fairy Mythology of Europe. He had little to do with the Hope of Raynham beyond wh... ...ional exist- ence has brought poor Hippias. “No wonder. Ten years of Fairy Mythology! Could anyone hope to sleep in peace after that? As to your diges... ... now in Abbey-wood. What’s the matter, boy?” “You saw him there?” “Hunting Diana, I suppose. He thinks she’s not so chaste as they say,” continued Adr... ...n?—Mr. Blaize intends her for his son a junction that every lover of fairy mythology must desire to see consummated. Young T om is heir to all the agr... ...She does seem to scent carnage. I see your idea. No; I should liken her to Diana emerged from the tutorship of Master Endymion, and at nice play among...

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... Were forced to make an odd sort! of apology, For Donna Inez dreaded the Mythology. Ovid ‘s a rake, as half his verses show him, Anacreon’s ... ...n; They form’d a very nymph like looking crew, Which might have call’d Diana’s chorus ‘cousin,’ As far as outward show may correspond; I won...

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...ving in their goddesses. I insist on believing, for myself, that the pagan mythology is not a fiction, and that Venus and Juno and Apollo and Mercury ... ...” he went on; “a fanciful represen- tation of one of the pagan goddesses—a Diana, a Flora, a naiad or dryad? I often regret that our American artists ...

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...ly, completing, as Henry said, the 99 The Chaplet of Pearls galimatias of mythology, a pasteboard cloud was propelled on the stage, and disclosed the... ...ET CO VET CO VET CO VET CO VET COA A A A ACH CH CH CH CH No, my good Lord, Diana —All’s Well That Ends Well A LATE AUTUMN journey from the west coast ...

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...lish, our natural enemies.’ Or, alas, might not one rather attribute it to Diana in the shape of Hunger? To some twin Dioscuri, oppression and revenge... ...r pans of incense; dispensing sweet incense- fumes,—unless for the Heathen Mythology, one sees not for whom. Two hundred thousand Patriotic Men; and, ... ..., do tight-limbed Federates, with fairest newfound sweethearts, elastic as Diana, and not of that coyness and tart humour of Diana, thread their jocun... ...suppressed canine-madness: alas, how the swift sharp hound, once fit to be Diana’s, breaks his old teeth now, gnawing mere whinstones; and must ‘fly t... ...rden of Tuileries,—Demoiselle Theroigne herself is become as a brownlocked Diana (were that possible) attacked by her own dogs, or she-dogs! The Demoi... ...e women, ’ says he, ‘are Nymphs, Sultanas; sometimes Minervas, Junos, even Dianas. In light-unerring gyrations they swim there; with such earnestness ...

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...dy half spider, wretched 1 Lucifer. 2 Examples from classic and biblical mythology alternate. 3 Apollo, so called from his temple at Thymbra, not f... ...opes in T alamone, 12 and will waste more hope there, than in finding the Diana 13 but the admirals will stake the most there. 14 12 A little port ... ...could I see aught there. So I went on timid and thoughtful. 27 Apollo and Diana, the divinities of Sun and Moon. 28 “Glory to God in the highest.” 2... ...ain the hymn with low voice; this finished, they cried anew, “T o the wood Diana kept herself, and drove therefrom Helice, 19 who had felt the poison...

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...de its primary value as the first chapter of the history of Eu- rope, (the mythology thinly veiling authentic facts, the invention of the mechanic art... ...close- ness to the faith of later ages. Prometheus is the Jesus of the old mythology. He is the friend of man; stands be- tween the unjust “justice” o... ...f *St. Augustine, Confessions, B. I. 59 Emerson its moral aim. The Indian mythology ends in the same ethics; and it would seem impossible for any fab... ...ense that the evils of the world are such only to the evil eye. In the old mythology, mythologists observe, defects are ascribed to divine natures, as... ...nning, and too bad for blessing, it reminds us of a tradition of the pagan mythology, in any attempt to settle its character. ‘I overheard Jove, one d... ...d this supernatural tiralira restores to him the Dorian mythology, Apollo, Diana, and all divine hunters and huntresses. Can a musical note be so loft...

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...mingling combat, and the fame Of glorious deeds, to heed thy gentle flame. Diana ... golden-shafted queen, Is tamed not by thy smiles; the shadows gre... ...pendicular to the ecliptic. The strong evidence afforded by the history of mythology, and geological researches, that some event of this nature has ta... ... present argument which is as- sumed. The language spoken, however, by the mythology of nearly all religions seems to prove that at some distant pe- r... ...ter the important truths were forgotten, which this portion of the ancient mythology was intended to transmit, the drift of the fable seems to be this...

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...es and the fount.’ ‘And neither heady nor over-composed; with a blush like Diana confessing her love for the young shepherd: it’s one of your own comp... ...thing new in musical composition and abstract specula- tion of an indecent mythology, or political contrivances and schemes of Government, and we do n...

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... you, and you may take it as extracted out of the profoundest mysteries of mythology, that, when the giants had enterprised the waging of a war agains... ...), in a most palpable and absurd error to attribute my horns to cuckoldry. Diana wears them on her head after the manner of a crescent. Is she a cucqu... ...feast, the fair Venus, Pitho, the goddess of eloquence and persuasion, and Diana, whose aid and succour was required to the labour of child-bearing. T... ... ing of the species and the multiplication of humankind. Whence it is that Diana is said to be chaste, because she is never idle, but always busied ab... ...ea from Panace, the daugh- ter of Aesculapius; Armois from Artemis, who is Diana; Eupatoria from the king Eupator; T elephion from T elephus; Euphorbi... ...hly answered, No; if Latona, the mother of those lovely twins, Phoebus and Diana, begot thee. Galen, lib. 4, Comment. 6. Epidem., blames much also Qui...