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Zeus : a study in ancient religion (1914)

Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge, [Eng.] : University Press · leaf 415

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ur de chaque brique, deuxlettres rapprochees 4>X). 308 Rain-magic in ancient Greece deeply incised inscription reads: OPANOA^HNxAlPeTeNlN^AIKAAAlKeKKeK rePxKE 6 Ylav, 6 Mijv, xa^PeT€ Nw^at /caAai. ve, /cue, virepxye1.Pan, Men, and ye fair Nymphs, all hail!—Rain ! Conceive, conceive abundantly!… … Fig. 198. 1 A mistake for viripKve. H. Guntert, however, in his interesting treatise Uber Reim-wortbildttngen im arischen imd allgriechischen Heidelberg 1914 p. 217 f. holds thatvtt^PXV* was a new formation from x^w on the analogy of iie kvs and under the influenceof KixTdi, xut6s, etc. In any case…

Zeus (Greek deity) · Cults · Sun worship · Classical antiquities · Folk literature

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