Contributions to the Science of Mythology volume 2
Contributions to the Science of Mythology volume 2
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— or Aphrogeneia, a name of the Dawn, 130, 728-732.
— and Semitic Ashtoret, 216, 385.
— not = Sk. Abhrad-ita, 217.
— Bechtel's etymology of, 3S5.
— the sister of the Erinyes, 610.
— mother of Helena, 640.
— and Nemesis related, 640 n.
— the bright sun rising from the waves, 6S2. Apollodoros, the Mythographos, 103. Apollon, his solar character, 46, 74, 123, 685-726.
— and Artemis, 91.
— the rays of the sun, the flowing hair of, 99.
— more prominent than Helios, 164.
— Apellon, Aploun, 370.
— ety...mologised by Aeschylus, 372.
— Bechtel on, 384.
— his birthplace Delos, the bright East, 5 1 4.
— wider meaning of, 604.
— and Herakles, parallelism between, 618.
— and Hermes, 681, 6S5.
— etymology of, 688.
— sends death, 688.
— Kretan 'AI5e\ios, i. E. Helios, 693.
— his servitude to Admetos, 699.
— among the Hyperboreans, 700.
— destroyer and healer, 701.
— and Kudra, 701, 702, 703.
— and Agni, 702, 705.
— and Mars, 707, 710, 723. Apples, see Golden Apples.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— or Aphrogeneia, a name of the Dawn, 130, 728-732.
— and Semitic Ashtoret, 216, 385.
— not = Sk. Abhrad-ita, 217.
— Bechtel's etymology of, 3S5.
— the sister of the Erinyes, 610.
— mother of Helena, 640.
— and Nemesis related, 640 n.
— the bright sun rising from the waves, 6S2. Apollodoros, the Mythographos, 103. Apollon, his solar character, 46, 74, 123, 685-726.
— and Artemis, 91.
— the rays of the sun, the flowing hair of, 99.
— more prominent than Helios, 164.
— Apellon, Aploun, 370.
— ety...mologised by Aeschylus, 372.
— Bechtel on, 384.
— his birthplace Delos, the bright East, 5 1 4.
— wider meaning of, 604.
— and Herakles, parallelism between, 618.
— and Hermes, 681, 6S5.
— etymology of, 688.
— sends death, 688.
— Kretan 'AI5e\ios, i. E. Helios, 693.
— his servitude to Admetos, 699.
— among the Hyperboreans, 700.
— destroyer and healer, 701.
— and Kudra, 701, 702, 703.
— and Agni, 702, 705.
— and Mars, 707, 710, 723. Apples, see Golden Apples.
What to read after Contributions to the Science of Mythology volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Max Friedrich Max Mller to read onlineMoreLess
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