Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge [Eng.] The University Press · leaf 679
Fig. 434- Clemens loc. cit.)). It is>ery possible that this belief in a Sicilian grave of Kronos, comparable with the Cretan grave of Zeus, was a genuine heritage from Minoan times. The deity of the double axe 557 named after him, and that the memory of him as a rain-god^ … Fig- 435- Finally, near Carthago Nova in Spain was yet another Hill of Kronos (Polyb. lo. lo.II Trpoffayopeverat Kpdvov, Plin. fiat. hist. 3. 19 a promunturio, quod Saturni vocatur). 1 Allegorizing philosophers identified Kronos with dark af r (anon. d.\\r]yopiaL ovofiaruvdeCov in A. Westermann…
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