Tatlock, Jessie M., 1878-1961 · New York : The Century Co. · leaf 36
4 Greek and Roman Mythology habited by strange people and monsters, the tiny race of Pygmies, one-eyed giants, and serpents. Far in the North lived a good and happy people, the Hy per bo're ans, and to the South “ the … Fig. I. Omphalus, copy of a stone bound with fillets that was set up at Delphi to mark the center of the earth. blameless Ethiopians.” These had no dealings with other men, but were specially loved by the gods, who paid them frequent visits and ate at their tables. Beyond all lands, and circling…
Mythology, Classical
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