Contributions to the Science of Mythology V.2
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Greek scholars, how- ever, should not forget that we actually have in the Aiolic dialect a,7reXXa» in the sense of aiTOKkeio), to shut off, and that the act of shutting off the dark- ness implies the act of bringing out the light. If mathematical proof is required of 'ATreXXcov having been Apavaryan (Abwehrer), I confess I cannot produce it. It is easy to say that a mere opener, a janitore, or even a herald of the day could never ^ Gerhard, 1. c, p. 321.
694 APOLLON. [chap.
have grown into the ...glorious personality of the Greek Apollon. But we must not be so positive in our negative criticism. Just as the most perfect Greek statues were the last outcome of a movement that began with crude stones and hideous idols, just as the Hermes of Praxiteles is the direct descendant of the old images of the god which consisted of two stones on each side and a third placed across ^ the mythological and religious conceptions also of Aeschylus and Sophocles presuppose a continuous growth beginning with the simplest and crudest conceptions of the agents or powers of nature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Greek scholars, how- ever, should not forget that we actually have in the Aiolic dialect a,7reXXa» in the sense of aiTOKkeio), to shut off, and that the act of shutting off the dark- ness implies the act of bringing out the light. If mathematical proof is required of 'ATreXXcov having been Apavaryan (Abwehrer), I confess I cannot produce it. It is easy to say that a mere opener, a janitore, or even a herald of the day could never ^ Gerhard, 1. c, p. 321.
694 APOLLON. [chap.
have grown into the ...glorious personality of the Greek Apollon. But we must not be so positive in our negative criticism. Just as the most perfect Greek statues were the last outcome of a movement that began with crude stones and hideous idols, just as the Hermes of Praxiteles is the direct descendant of the old images of the god which consisted of two stones on each side and a third placed across ^ the mythological and religious conceptions also of Aeschylus and Sophocles presuppose a continuous growth beginning with the simplest and crudest conceptions of the agents or powers of nature.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Müller, F. Max (Friedrich Max), 1823-1900 to read onlineMoreLess
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