Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge, [Eng.] : University Press · leaf 798
the seals fell, the doors flew open, and he found gold enough to buy up Zeus as an ox; Zeus Olbios 647 all the corn that Faustinianus possessed. The longer version of this narrative says y\v 5ivabs fKetVos dpxcuos, 6<ttis (KaXeTro Aids dir0dXeia. tovtui Si ry va.uj a wore ifyyiaiv tis… … m n ru -1* n .m tNt OF WISTIRN w»Li_ A Fig. 448. 7ro\i-. The epitome would explain away the difficult name by writing ffKdiv airy iv /u<ji0wc7) ovpavbdev, KareXduv iv ti2 T&WrjviKiS vai2 Tip iiri\eyop.iva> rod Aids ovtos iv ao-Qaheia,TroWy. Kal 5r/ aire\6bvTos avTOv dopdras to. n\ei8pa.…
Zeus (Greek deity) · Cults · Sun worship · Classical antiquities · Folk literature
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