The Lupercalia
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176; Stoll, in Roscher, ii, 1674.
4. Head, Historia Nummorum, 391-2.
5. Gruppe, 1446.
6. Head, 402.
7. Suidas, TeXAUfftrcis.
8. Anton. Lib. , 36.
9. Eratosth. , 2.
10. The association of the dog with Hecate may have been due, wholly or in part, to the influence of Persia, where the dead were often left to be devoured by dogs (Herod. , I. 140), and were believed to be guided to the lower world by dogs (Liebrecht, 23; Gruppe, 407 n. I).
11. Wace and Thompson, Prehistoric Thessaly, 253; d'Arbois, ...Les premiers habitants de I' Europe, i, 90-7; Kretschmer, 173; Pick, 99; Farnell, ii, 507. L. J. Myres (A History of the Pelasgian Theory, J. H. S. , xxvii, 173) notes that in the Homeric catalogue of the ships the dominant folk between the Hebrus and the Hellespont were not Thracians, but Pelasgians. Herodotus (i. 57) speaks of a village in Thrace that was occupied by Pelasgians who, in his day, still spoke the Pelasgian language.
12. Tomaschek, Die alien Thraker, in Sitzungsb. D. Philos. Hist.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
176; Stoll, in Roscher, ii, 1674.
4. Head, Historia Nummorum, 391-2.
5. Gruppe, 1446.
6. Head, 402.
7. Suidas, TeXAUfftrcis.
8. Anton. Lib. , 36.
9. Eratosth. , 2.
10. The association of the dog with Hecate may have been due, wholly or in part, to the influence of Persia, where the dead were often left to be devoured by dogs (Herod. , I. 140), and were believed to be guided to the lower world by dogs (Liebrecht, 23; Gruppe, 407 n. I).
11. Wace and Thompson, Prehistoric Thessaly, 253; d'Arbois, ...Les premiers habitants de I' Europe, i, 90-7; Kretschmer, 173; Pick, 99; Farnell, ii, 507. L. J. Myres (A History of the Pelasgian Theory, J. H. S. , xxvii, 173) notes that in the Homeric catalogue of the ships the dominant folk between the Hebrus and the Hellespont were not Thracians, but Pelasgians. Herodotus (i. 57) speaks of a village in Thrace that was occupied by Pelasgians who, in his day, still spoke the Pelasgian language.
12. Tomaschek, Die alien Thraker, in Sitzungsb. D. Philos. Hist.
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