Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge [Eng.] The University Press · leaf 69
t Geschichte der griechischen Litteratur^ ii. 2. 1433). ^ Not so Chrysostom, who in purely rhetorical vein personifies the Antiochene earth-quake as a herald announcing Gods anger (lo. Chrys. i>i terrae motum etc. i (xlviii. 1027f. Migne)) and even makes him on another occasion quote Ps. 103. 8… … Fig. 6. 10 Zeus and the Earthquakes 29 Philippoi (fig. 6). Above we see the gaol and the gaoler about tokill himself; below, the earth cracking as a gigantic nude beardedfigure emerges breast-high with scowling forehead and uplifted fists^.In the Second Part of Goethes Faust (1827—1832) an…
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