Scull, Sarah Amelia · Philadelphia : Porter & Coates · leaf 130
heavenly in its splendor to those who were entitled toits protection. Then in Athena the Greeks saw a god-dess who would inspire, sustain, and direct all wise andgrand living—not in a loving way, but still with a gentle-ness that made right living seem beautiful. 2. It was said that Athena was… … Pallas Athena, or Minerva. fashioned. We remember that the most uni-versally-accepted and the most perfect arche-type of Zeus was pure ether, as a force-centrewhose manifestations were the mighty forces ofHght, heat, and life. Then, as Athena was torepresent Zeus as having control of the mate-rial…
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