Scull, Sarah Amelia · Philadelphia : Porter & Coates · leaf 125
allthings in the limits of law and safety. By a charmingmyth this conserving power was embodied in the god-dess Hestia. Early Legends. At the time of the Titanic War, Hestia lent her gra-cious influence to the cause of Zeus, and when, in grat-itude, he asked her to mention some favor that shewould… … 123 124 GREEK MYTHOLOGY. granted, so Hestia was always associated with the home-centres of the world. Late7\—The Mystic philosophy assumed the existenceof a sacred hearth at the centre of the earth, and finallyone at the centre of the universe. Offices and Archetypes. Nature: i. To transfuse…
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