Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge [Eng.] The University Press · leaf 403
ounded by the javelin and given to Othin, myself to myself; on that tree, ofwhich no one knows from whose roots it proceeds. 139. They cheered me (or assuaged my hunger and thirst) neither with bread nor drink ; I looked down and tookup runes, took them up crying; from thence I fell again. Prof.… … C. n. 20 3o6 Attis in relation to Christianity blaze of light, the words of comfort whispered by the priest: Courage, ye mystics of the god now saved ;Salvation shall be ours from all our woes ^ ! No less suggestive was the teaching connected with the taurobolium^and criobolhim^. In all the…
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