A History of Education
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Alterthumsk., III., 567. The Magi are not mentioned in the Avesta.
t Cf. Spiegel, ut sup., III., 601, who says Mithra.
X See Spiegel, ut sup. , III. , 581 seq.
§ The Greeks frequently used the terms " Mede " and "Persian " indis- criminately. The Median empire lasted from B.C. 606 to 538, when Cyrus put an end to it and founded the Persian empire. In the Prometheia of 74 THE HISTORY OF EDUCATION among them a certain Promethean virtue and greatness of soul, of which Cyrus is the best embodiment;... but two things still weigh upon them, preventing them from rising to civic culture and artistic freedom — a despotic form of government and an hereditary priesthood. Both these have to be overcome ere civicism can be realized.* ^Eschylus, Prometheus is meant to embody barbarian culture, while Zeua stands for the civic culture of Greece. See quotation from Plato, p. 66.
*See Herod., III., 31, and cf . Spiegel, firan. Alterthumskwide, Vol.
HI., pp. 606 seq.
CHAPTEE V.
CIVIC EDUCATION Now, lo, if he beget a son, that seeth all his father's sins, which he hath done, and feareth, and doeth not such like, ...
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alterthumsk., III., 567. The Magi are not mentioned in the Avesta.
t Cf. Spiegel, ut sup., III., 601, who says Mithra.
X See Spiegel, ut sup. , III. , 581 seq.
§ The Greeks frequently used the terms " Mede " and "Persian " indis- criminately. The Median empire lasted from B.C. 606 to 538, when Cyrus put an end to it and founded the Persian empire. In the Prometheia of 74 THE HISTORY OF EDUCATION among them a certain Promethean virtue and greatness of soul, of which Cyrus is the best embodiment;... but two things still weigh upon them, preventing them from rising to civic culture and artistic freedom — a despotic form of government and an hereditary priesthood. Both these have to be overcome ere civicism can be realized.* ^Eschylus, Prometheus is meant to embody barbarian culture, while Zeua stands for the civic culture of Greece. See quotation from Plato, p. 66.
*See Herod., III., 31, and cf . Spiegel, firan. Alterthumskwide, Vol.
HI., pp. 606 seq.
CHAPTEE V.
CIVIC EDUCATION Now, lo, if he beget a son, that seeth all his father's sins, which he hath done, and feareth, and doeth not such like, ...
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davidson, Thomas, 1840-1900. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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