Scull, Sarah Amelia · Philadelphia : Porter & Coates · leaf 332
m them expected success. Not alone with the employments of rural life was thisdeity identified, but even more closely with its relaxa-tions and amusements ; hence the exuberant, undisciplinedanimal life of his worshippers found, expression^jn musiccheerful or exciting, and in amusements simple,… … Pan. being a coining of the recognition by the common mindnot only of the interdependence of animals and man^ butof that interdependence and close sympathy betweenthat department of mans nature called and symbolizedas the animal, and those higher attributes that entitle PAN. 331 him to…
Mythology, Greek · Emblems
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