Scull, Sarah Amelia · Philadelphia : Porter & Coates · leaf 64
r. Arch., reproduc-tive power of Nature, often reproducingthrough destruction of old forms.2. Ruler of the elements. Arch,, harmonious ele-mental conditions. Human Life: i. Giver of mineral wealth in usefularts. Arch., progress through a bronze andiron age, etc. 2. Goddess of earth as peopled and… … RHEA. . 63 Assoc. Myths (see Legend of Atys). Emblems. Nature: Sun and moon, as sources of Rheas power.Branches of trees, verdure.Fruits and animals, fertihty. Lions and panthers, Rhea as goddess of uncul-tivated mountains and plains.Rhea in a sitting position or with her foot on a stone,…
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