Conway, Moncure Daniel, 1832-1907 · New York : H. Holt and Company · leaf 400
miliar to usthrough mediaeval and modern iconography are of com-paratively little importance as illustrating the social orspiritual conditions out of which they grew, and of whichthey became emblems. They long ago ceased to be de-scriptive, and in the rude periods or places a very few^ Popes Homer,… … Fig. 26.—Swan-Dragon (French). As to external form, the various shapes of the more primi-tive dragons have been largely determined by the mythologiccurrents amid which they have fallen, though their originalbasis in nature may gene-rally be traced. I n the farNorth, where the legendsof…
Demonology · Mythology · Occultism
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