The Church And Psychical Research a Laymans View
The Church And Psychical Research a Laymans View
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' In his confinement he revenged himself by composing his famous dithy- ramb entitled either Kyklops or Galateia, in which the poet represented himself as Odysseus, who, to take vengeance on Polyphemus (Dionysios), estranged the affections of the nymph Galateia, of whom the Kyklops was enamoured. " Here evidently is the literary unity of which we were in search and which was to collect the scattered parts of the puzzle devised by the two friends on the other side into a single whole. It is to b...e found in the version just given of the plot of the Cyclops of Philoxenus. Dionysius and his " Ear, " the stone-quarries of Syracuse, Ulysses and Poly- phemus, Acis and Galatea, Jealousy, and Satire — all these topics fall naturally and easily into place in relation to this account of the poem. Music and the thrumming of a musical instrument can be fitted in without much difficulty, as belonging to the characteristics of dithyrambic poetry. It only remains to trace the passage in Aristotle which " comes in " and which " S.
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' In his confinement he revenged himself by composing his famous dithy- ramb entitled either Kyklops or Galateia, in which the poet represented himself as Odysseus, who, to take vengeance on Polyphemus (Dionysios), estranged the affections of the nymph Galateia, of whom the Kyklops was enamoured. " Here evidently is the literary unity of which we were in search and which was to collect the scattered parts of the puzzle devised by the two friends on the other side into a single whole. It is to b...e found in the version just given of the plot of the Cyclops of Philoxenus. Dionysius and his " Ear, " the stone-quarries of Syracuse, Ulysses and Poly- phemus, Acis and Galatea, Jealousy, and Satire — all these topics fall naturally and easily into place in relation to this account of the poem. Music and the thrumming of a musical instrument can be fitted in without much difficulty, as belonging to the characteristics of dithyrambic poetry. It only remains to trace the passage in Aristotle which " comes in " and which " S.
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