Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge [Eng.] The University Press · leaf 314
everse type incuse of the c. II. 15 2 26 Pythagoras as Apollon reborn On this showing it would appear that the Pythagorean Apollon,living again in the person of Pythagoras, was near akin to theThraco-Phrygian or Cretan form of the reborn Zeus. Further con-firmation of the fact is to be found in… … Fig. i;,i- Ionic culture into his native land of Thrace : here he built a hall,feasted the foremost of the citizens, and taught them that he togetherwith his fellow-feasters and their descendants instead of dying wouldcome to a land of perpetual life and felicity ; meantime he madean underground…
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