Harrison, Jane Ellen, 1850-1928 · London, Rivingtons · leaf 82
s; but the accounts of Hesiodand Homer are, as we have seen, markedly diverse. Con-troversy used to run high as to which of the conceptionswas prior to the other. Eecently much attention has been dXV Sts Koiipciwj/ tU ivfiSfa ixtjTipi. reixeilxi]T-nf> fi.h Kii/cXcuTras tT) iwl waidi… … THE MYTH OF THE CYCLOPES. 27 drawn to another race of Cyclopes, who may have been theancestors of both, and who claim our reverence as thelegendary fathers of Greek architecture. Most peoples whohave a past, and whose past has left them vast masses ofmasonic structure, are wont to attribute such…
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