Cook, Arthur B.: Zeus: a study in ancient religion (Band 2,1): Zeus god of the dark sky (thunder and lightning): Text and notes (Cambridge, 1925)

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Cook, Arthur B.
Zeus: a study in ancient religion (Band 2,1): Zeus god of the dark sky (thunder and lightning): Text and notes — Cambridge, 1925

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iii Further Asia, Northern Africa, Western Europe.

Chapter II: Zeus as god of the weather / § 1: Zeus lightens, thunders, rains, etc.

Phrases of the type Zeus.. .8/j.j3pow.. .ire/nipec are further removed from primitive zoism

avaKoragovros dpri rod deov. See further B. Gerth in R. Kuhner Ausfiihrliche Grammatik

Chapter II: Zeus as god of the weather / § 2: The Diosemía or “Zeus-sign”

see further G. Knaack in Pauly-Wissowa Real-Enc. ii. 395, 397).

Hereupon the herald without further enquiry terminates the sitting:

made excuses and pushed on ; but, when further a thunderbolt fell

3 Plin. nat. hist. 7. 152. See further Class. Rev. 1903 xvii. 275.

Campania ; they further directed that games lasting ten days be

Chapter II: Zeus as god of the weather / § 3: Zeus and the lightning / (a): Lightning as a flame from the burning sky / I: Zeus Keraunós

de la Langue Gr. p. 92 darpdwr] (sie). See further Plin. nat. hist. 2. 8-2 and 19r.

Further evidence of Zeus Keraunos came to light in 1868, when

Chapter II: Zeus as god of the weather / § 3: Zeus and the lightning / (a): Lightning as a flame from the burning sky / II: Zeus Kataibátes

The sacrificial use of meal is further attested by the Pythagorean dictum in D. Erasmus

the further title of Afdrios4. Finally, the cult of this deity is pre-

s.v. r/Xvaiov, cp. et. mag. p. 428, 30 ff. See further G. Bernhardy on Souid. lor. cit. and

and further of—•

Bern. Lucan. 2. 609 ' brunda' with H. Usener ad loc). See further R. M. Burrows The

2 See further infra § 3 (c) i (j").

with the notion that celestial fire descended upon him, was further … iKyv <puvyv p.eTa<ppai'6/J.evov Tovvop.0. tov darpodvTyv 8yXo1. See further J. II. Moulton

Chapter II: Zeus as god of the weather / § 3: Zeus and the lightning / (a): Lightning as a flame from the burning sky / III: Zeus und the Sky-Pillar

world over it has been regarded as a celestial track. Further, as

Fragmente der Vorsokratiker'2 Berlin 1906 i. 230, 41) avTov (clvtuv cod. H.). See further

Sun, because both prevent it from further advance when such is forbidden by

has a small protome in front and sacrificial implements on the sides. Further, a semicircular

further J. Grimm Geschichte der deutschen Sprache'A Leipzig 1868 i. 322 n. *, id. Teutonic

t-q yrj). They gnaw and gnaw and do their utmost to cut the pillars. Etc.). See further

Further, Iuno Lucina might well be regarded as the goddess

Grimm Leipzig 1913 i. 345). Further, it is at least possible that the one eye ascribed to

See further K. Dilthey ' Die Artemis des Apelles und die wilde Jagd ' in the Rhein. Mus.

See further supra p. 57 n. 3, F. Kauffmann 'Hercules Magusanus' in H. Paul—

ist, da Hlodyn selbst sehr wenig klar ist'). Further, both Hludena or Hludana and

Os. 76, coniug. praecept. 32 : see further Prazer Pausanias iv. 105, Farnell Cults of Gk.

in one case with a second giant beside him". Further, when this

supra p. 71 n. 1). See further F. Hertlein op. cit. p. 80.

same order. See further F. Hettner in the Westdeutsche

1 On the oak at Romove see further W. J. A. von Tettau und J. D. H. Temme Die

name Rosmerta. Reinach ib. 1913 ii. 333 f- further identifies Rosmerta with Maia as the

imperial Lares. He is further brought into connexion with Bacchus,

no. 215. See further Dion Cass. 6r. 20 6 kcl\6s Kaiaap, 6 ' AirbWwv, 6 Avyovaros, els ws

Vesta as paired with Volcanus see further Wissowa Rel. Kult. Rom.'1 p. 231.

102

see further Overbeck Gr. Kunstmyth. Zeus pp. 263—266, Miiller—Wieseler—Wernicke … 1—20 figs. 1—4. See further an interesting chapter in F. Cumont Etudes Syriennes Paris

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Sculpture from Augustus to Constanline London 1907 pp. 166—213 pis. 51—62. Further … in the case of the Trajanic column. See further Mrs A. Strong Roman Sculpture from … Croisades. Historiens grecs. Paris 1875 >■ 618 A—C, 661 c). See further F. W. Unger

107

hist. p. 66, Zonar. epit. hist. 13. 20 (iii. 232 Dindorf). See further F. \Y. Unger Qacllen

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reliefs were due to a reconstruction by Constantine the Great). See further F. Studniczka

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dancers and expected to leap over the fiery ring. He further contends (id. p. 100 ff.) that,

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frag. 49 Brooke ap. Clem. Al. eel. proph. 25. 1 p. 143, 22 ff. Stahlin). See further

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hovering Eros (wings gilded). Further to the right is a second dancing woman, who

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other parts of the Mediterranean world—to go no further afield3— … p. 129 b See further Lobeck Aglaophamus ii. 934, G. Kroll De oraeulis Chaldaicis

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ToO €k Qovpva tGiv 'Ayp&cpwv j (avyypacpelaa ev "Adwvi tu> 1458). Further bibliography in

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may venture a step further and identify this … feathered coiffure see further Sir A. J. Evans Scripta Minoa Oxford 1909 i. 24^ figs.

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fifth region8, adds further points of interest. In the centre of a … Mitth. 1890 v. 264 f. See further L. Stephani Nimbus und Strahlenkranz St Petersburg

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further study. The pillar of Diana as repre-

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Analogous forms might be traced yet further afield.

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modified by art into a tapering column of peculiar form3. Further,

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And here, at the risk of faring worse, we must go further. For … the Arch. Zeit. 1866 xxiv. 182 f., id. Wandgem. Camp. p. 274 no. 1279. See further

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further iiifra p. 168 n. 1.

167

would merit further investigation1. Our concern is now with the … further that within the limits of Greece a variety of towns claimed

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further Sir J. G. Frazer ad loc, O. Jessen in Pauly—Wissowa Real-Enc. iv. 2409,

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the southern rather than the northern wall of the temple3. Further, … temporaine du temple, du moins bien anterieure a notre ere.' See further Courby in the

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O. Gruppe op. cit. p. 101 thinks that she bore here the further titles of Melaina (cp.

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with the same signification3. Further, Apollon's 'lofty pillar' was … 1167 f.), but also from the cosmic decoration of its roof {ib. ii46ff.: see further R. Eisler

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trace of any further line such as would be needed to contain the name of Agathon's

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ib. fig. 9, Imhoof-Blumer Kleinas. Miinzen ii. 307 no. 2. See further W. H. Roscher

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three goats grazing, and a number of votive offerings. See further H. Heydemann in the … TLvduvos. See further T. Schreiber Apollon Pythoktonos Leipzig 1879 pp. 6 n. 27, 44,

189

(h. Ap. 388 ff. : see further W. Aly Der kretische. Apollonkult Leipzig 1908 p. 35 ff.,

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not a tripod. See further W. G. Becker Augusteum Dresden's an tike Denkmdler enthaltend

202

0HKE, i.e. [6 deiva] Ba/cx'ou avedt)Ke. On it see further Friederichs—Wolters Gipsab-

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Hoppin Red-fig. Vases i. 66 no. 51, supra i. 335). As to the further interpretation of the … reading lots {Class. Quart. 1916 x. 235). See further E. Gerhard Das Orakel der Themis

207

See further Raoul—Rochette Monumens inedits cPantiquitt figurie Paris 1831 p. 186 ff.

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further reliefs—on the one hand that of Hermes, Eurydike, and Orpheus (the best copy is

214

Dodona see further the Journ. Hell. Stud. 1902 xxii. 5 ff.

217

(Plout. quaestt. Gr. 12 : see further Folk-Lore 1904 xv. 402 ff.). Hesych. 6p.<pa\bs Aiyos-

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persons went further and frankly spoke of Pythagoras as Apollon … nonsense, to be dismissed without further enquiry. But there is

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Thraco-Phrygian or Cretan form of the reborn Zeus. Further con-

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1 See further J. J. Bachofen Der Bar in den Religionen ties Alterlums Basel 1863,

231

iq12 lxxi. 73—75 improves it still further by accepting F. W. Schneidewin's comma at

236

attaching to the number seven has been reached. Further discussion by H. Diels ' Ein

240

schol. Find. Pyth. argum. 3, Censorin. de die nat. 18. 6. See further A. Mommsen

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3 Supra i. 692. See further A. Schmidt Handbuch der griechischen Chronologic Jena

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trieterica a poetis dicuntur. See further Hdt. 1. 32, 2. 4.

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(E. Gerhard in the Arch. Zeit. 1846 iv. 219 pi. 38, supra i. 153 n. 5). See further

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dedicator is missing). See further O. Hofer in Roscher Lex. Myth. ii. 3234, supra i. … ffv/j.j3aKxovs. e^yjye' re klo/j.ov del fxed' Tjixepav Kal vvKTup. k.t.X. See further Nilsson

252

See further W. Michaelis De origine indicis deorum cognominum Berlin 1898 p. 47 f. and

253

"Atto\\oi> evXvpe. Perhaps we should go one step further and read the compound BaKxd-

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(i. 441 Bekker) carries the confusion further by asserting that Commodus decapitated the

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p. 609, 20 f., schol. Soph. Ant. 1147) : see further Soph. Ant. 1146 f., Eur. Pon 1074 ft.,

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dXrj/x/ievos earl tt)s e\d(pov (Paus. 10. 13. 5). See further K. Wernicke in Pauly—Wissowa

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Further, the circumstances suggest that these strata represent … Further, the circumstances suggest that these strata represent

Chapter II: Zeus as god of the weather / § 3: Zeus and the lightning / (a): Lightning as a flame from the burning sky / IV: Zeus und Dionysos

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Bessoi see further E. Oberhummer in Pauly—Wissowa Real-Enc. iii. 329 ft". … further J. H. Mordtmann loc. cit., P. Perdrizet ' Relief du pays des Maedes representant

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pluralised. Kretschmer further

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s.v. "tt)s = et. wag. p. 775, 4 ff. = Favorin. lex. p. 1791, 26 f. (cp. ib. 19 f.). See further

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(21 a.d.). See further W. Tomaschek 'Die alten Thraker' in the Sitzungsber. d. kais.

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Further evidence of a Thraco-Phrygian sky-god called Dios may

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. clearly correct. See further Wakle Lat. etym. Worterb.'- p. 372 f. s.v. 'humus.'

282

See further Boetticher Baumkultus pp. 212—214 (' Metallene Baume') and G. W. Elderkin

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sounus • v • s • 1 ■ m (fig. 1S5). See further C. Rossignol—A. Bertrand 'Notice sur les

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a^erepuv vba<pLv irarepuv ■ k.t.X. See further infra Append. B Mysia.

291

See further Immerwahr Kult. Myth. Arkad. p. 26 f., O. Jessen in Pauly — Wissowa Real- … Work in Class. Stud, igoj p. 62 f. is too cautious to accept. I have discussed it further

293

Ovpaviav 'A<ppoS'iT7)v, vtrb ~Lkv6Qv. See further Gruppe Cult. Myth, orient. Rel. i. in, … cb deoi ■fjKovcrav 7rap' 'OpLr/pw. r) Se Xi^ls ApvoTrwv. See further O. Hofer in Roscher Lex,

306

a deity. See further H. Hepding Attis seine Mythen und sein Kidt Gieszen 1903 p. 191 f.

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traders and Megdloi Theoi by Hellenic settlers. I further agree

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though Hesiod is not named, Serv. in Verg. Aen. 1. 664 = Myth. Vat. 2. 35. See further

Chapter II: Zeus as god of the weather / § 3: Zeus and the lightning / (a): Lightning as a flame from the burning sky / V: The double Zeus

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dyadd aindv dvdpdtiroLS. Since eTu5idufj.l properly signifies ' I give a further gift' (e.g.

322

Xeipos p&av [viKriaas av]\deTo KaXXinpaTr)?. k.t.X. See further O. Hofer in Roscher Lex.

324

See further infra p. 338 n. 3 fin.

325

was drawing. See further an important critique of this paper in The Cambridge Reviezu

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selves.' P. Roberts ib. p. 354 further cites the ceremony known (c. 1750) as 'riding the

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sel. no. 5622. See further T. Birt in Roscher Lex. Myth. i. 1003, Class. Rev. 1902 xvi.

335

B M. Messalla ap. Macrob. Sat. 1. 9. 14. On Messalla see further M. Schanz Geschichte

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rrj'los: see further Kappelmacher in Pauly—Wissowa Real-Enc. vi. 2842, and for Ianus

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3 Supra i. 3 n. 2, 6 n. 3, 10 f. See further Folk-Lore 1905 xvi. 260 ff.

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Cap. 46. Deecke (ib. p. 25 n. 22 a) further observed the occurrence of the name in

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side of the Piacenza liver are the inscriptions usils —' solis' and tivs =' lunae': see further

341

of essentially similar character. Further, I should be prepared to

343

Zdnes at Olympia. See further Class. Rev. 1903 xvii. 412, Folk-Lore

344

for Zevs. He further suggests inserting /cat Zdv, cp. Aristoph. av. 570), /cat Ztjs irapa

346

ia B diro twv e(tr)avdlTwv dyovTa. dvd I • I See further

348

1 Strab. 324. Ptol. 3. 14. 4, cp. Appian. de bell. civ. 5. 55. See further E. Oberhummer

349

2 Supra i. 468 n. 8, 635. See further G. F. Hill in the Journ. Hell. Stud. 1916 xxxvi. … 17 See further F. Imhoof-Blumer in the Journ. Intern. d'Arch. Num. 1898 i. 26, 28 ff. … 116 c5 Trdjj.ij.eya ZeO). See further G. A. Gerhard ' Der Tod des grossen Pan' in the

360

Rome, which was probably erected by Septimius Severus. See further L. Rossini Gliarchi

369

Garrucci Mon. Lt. ant. p. 19 pi. 36, 1. See further Garrucci id. p. 20 pi. 37, 1, G. F. Hill

371

Roman Coins London 1909 p. 126 ff. pi. 13, 78). See further infra p. 389 n. 2.

373

Dei 7. 8, Isid. orig. 8. 11. 37. See further H. Jordan Topographie der Stadl Bom im

376

verses chanted by them bore the name of lanuli1. Further, it would

378

unsatisfactory, we must perforce look further afield and take into

382

Pariscr Antiken {Winckelmannsfest-Progr. Halle 1887) p. 59 no. 67. See further

386

J. C. Orelli ad locc. See further supra p. 63 n. o).

390

Epikouros and Metrodoros4, etc. By a further process of divergence

393

neck and chest of both ; further, that the younger face has a small

394

Sat. 1. 9. 17 f.). See further W. H. Roscher in his Lex. Myth. ii. 18 and 41.

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intended, or some other vervain, a further and most interesting line of inquiry … graphice depicti vol. X i. ii Dioscurides Lugduni Batavorum 1906: see further W. Christ

402

formed into larches. See further De Vit Ouomasticon iv. 48, who defends Eckhel by

407

See further C. Menetreius op. cit." p. 10 pi. on left, Fig. 308.

410

(Athen. 629 e) : see further T. Schreiber in Roscher Lex. Myth. i. 572 f., K. Wernicke

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orientale ; le Pangee lui doit son nom actuel {Pournar-dag).' See further the Class. Rev.

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the name 'Apre/xiTos: on this symbol see further C. Blinkenberg in the Ath. Mitth. 1899

414

see further the excellent article of O. Hofer in Roscher Lex. Myth. iv. 387—389.

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(Paus. 1. 30. 6, 2. 32. 5 : see further O. Hofer in Roscher Lex. Myth. iv. 1532 f.).

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view: see Folk-Lore 1906 xvii. 445 f., supra i. 274 f. And further reasons for adopting it

421

See further Frazer Golden Bough3: The Magic Art i. 20 n. 3.

Chapter II: Zeus as god of the weather / § 3: Zeus and the lightning / (a): Lightning as a flame from the burning sky / VI: Zeus and the twins

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The Phoenicians in their sacred architecture went a step further

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inscription graven on the more southerly shaft6. Further, he has

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1 Supra i. 706 n. 2. See further W. M. Calder in the Journ. Hell. Stud. 1913 xxxiii.

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earth overarched by a solid sky resting on side-props, further de-

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the enquiry a stage further by pointing out ' that we have here

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divinity. Further, the kings claimed descent from the twin sons of … 8 Hdt. 5. 75. See further Frazer Golden Bough3: The Magic Art i. 48 ff., who urges

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Aristarchos cj. rifxevov. See further infra p. 439 n. 1 and E. Abel Seholia Vetera in

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3 I have pursued the subject further in Folk-Lore 1905 xvi. 300 f.

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increase his strength, he tasted of mortal fruit. Pursued further to Thrace, he carried on

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Miss Harrison has further brought to my notice the latest attempt to solve the

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Harris' further contention 'that Apollo and Artemis are twins dis-

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1 Hdt. 1. 173 with the note of J. Wells ad he. See further O. Benndorf—G. Niemann

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his ancient haunt and attend the new local rites. Nilsson further

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Hist, num.'1 p. 512. See further L. Stephani in the Compte-rendu St. Pit. 1863 p. 82).

464

They were further connected with Dionysos, Silenos, the Satyrs, etc." … Strab. 307. See further F. Olck in Pauly—Wissowa Real-Enc. vi. 631 f., 654.

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d<pw<aiufj,ivri r/v>. See further Harpokr. s.v. Xetk^^Souid. s.v. XevKTj, ct. mag. p. 180,

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2 Interp. Serv. in Verg. Aen. 8. 276, Macrob. Sat. 3. 12. 1 ff. See further R. Peter

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the temple of Zeus (ib. 2—3). See further Sir J. G. Frazer ad loc.

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The woods of Persephone on the further side of Okeanos consisted … 7 Strab. 236. See further O. Richter Topographie der Stadt Pom'* Miinchen 1901

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1909 i. 105—109, Gruppe Myth. Lit. 1908 p. 594 f. See further the bibliography in

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Damsel (a Lyrae); further declaring that on the day and at the hour when Chang received

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Oceanus, certain further consequences immediately present them-

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4 Dion Cass. 41. 45 with further detail.

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(Brit. Mus. Cat. Coins Italy p. 109 no. 148 fig-). Further evidence in Folk-Lore 1904

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fig.-380) Aurelian). See further Imhoof-Blumer Monn. gr. pp. 342—345, who cites inter

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3 Soph. ap. Plin. nat. hist. 37. 40 f. See further R. Holland in Roscher Lex. Myth.

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boreans as xtXterilij/ [supra p. 465 n. 1). See further Uaebritz in Pauly—Wissowa Real-

Chapter II: Zeus as god of the weather / § 3: Zeus and the lightning / (b): Lightening as a flash from an eye

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od. 4. 3. 1 ff. See further C. Sittl Die Gebiirden der Griechen und Rbnier Leipzig 1890

Chapter II: Zeus as god of the weather / § 3: Zeus and the lightning / (c): Lightning as a weapon

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Solin. 20. 15, 23. 9, Isid. orig. 16. 13. 5, and Myth. Vat. 3. 8. 7 f. See further the passages

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further and raise the question whether the like beliefs were already

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above are the weapons of the sky-god. Further than that we cannot … ment. For further discussion see F. M. f. Lagrange 'La Crete ancienne' in the Revue

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a bordered robe covers him from neck to knee. Further to the right … Od. 3. 444. See further Stephanus Thes. Gr. Ling. i. 2. 133 C—D, G. Meyer Griechische

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and the passages cited in the Thes. Ling. Lat. iv. 1079, 31 ^- See further D'Arcy W. … a telephany of the sky-god himself (supra p. 187). See further O. Keller ' Rabe und

533

Saga 15. See further G. Vigfusson—F. York Powell Corpus Poeticum Boreale Oxford

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these handles by a reference to 'Minoan' cult appears further from … 'Minoan' style. Further, the 'hour-glass' ornament, so characteristic

547

curius and Rosmerta (?) [supra i. 481 n. 9: see further S. Reinach ' Teutates, Esus, … and cakes (Paus. 9. 40. 11 f. : supra i. 406. See further Folk-Lore 1904 xv. 371 f.).

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the weak grade Kp- and the suffix -ovo- ' (see further Append. A.). The connexion of

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1901 xxi. 163—168 figs. 43 and 44 f. further illustrates the ' Minoan ' seal-types of a god

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Augustus, Head Hist, num? p. 791. See further A. Judas in the Rev. Num. ii Serie

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Hdvdavii. See further O. Hofer in Roscher Lex. Myth. iv. 321, 326f.

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cited supra p. 312 n. 5). See further O. Jessen in Pauly—Wissowa Peal. Enc. ii. 443.

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kekaumene1. Further, the epithet of Apollon Bozenos appears to … aefiovai Ala, dya\p.a 5e Aids KeXtikov v^yXri dpvs (see further Class. Rev. 1904 xviii. … 1 Hierokles avveKdri/ios p. 671, 1 Wesseling, p. 21 Burckhardt. See further B. V. Head

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But what of his further statement that Arselis transferred … Hellenica London 1856 Kings and Dynasts p. 20, Head Hist, num.2 p. 622. See further

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A few further facts concerning both deities can be gleaned from

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(Aristarchos ap. et. mag. p. 547, 16 f. 17 Boiwrta o\t) iepd TIo(T€lSwvos. See further Farnell

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had gone further in the same direction by supposing the original

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persons, Kretschmer10 further conjectures that an axe-god Labrayn-

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further back an oblong dowel-hole (3cm deep, 2cm broad, 6cm long).

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Elaphros. And a corruption of Zeus Lape'rsws8 is a further possibility.

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1 See further Euseb. v. Const. 2. 3, 2. 6—9, 2. 12, 4. 21, Sokr. hist. eccl. 1. 2 (lxvii. 37

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See further A. H. Lyell A bibliographical list descriptive of Romano-British architectural

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further E. Oberhummer in Pauly—Wissowa Real-Enc. iv. 987.

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quasz-J}'ionysia.c survival of the Idbrys. It is unfortunate that further

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must some day be completed, will accumulate further evidence of an … further W. Ruge in Pauly—Wissowa Real-Enc. vii. 1132.

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1887 p. 70 with schol. Pal. ib. p. 84. See further W. Christ Geschichie der griechischen

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grooves a hole is pierced, probably for a rivet, and two further holes are left, one on each

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Hallstatt3. Further, the rods bound round the lictor's axe by means

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axes. Further, in view of the fact that the word labrys is Lydian5,

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ing Eyes4.' Further reflexion has, … Further bibliography in W. Helbig Fiihrer durch … 2. 892 (fulmina codd. R. Bentley cj. culmind). See further T. H. Martin La foudre

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au mort les portes de Fau-dela'). Mr M. C. Burkitt, to whom I applied for further

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into mere pendants (fig. 570)1, and in the passage developed further

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Rev. Arch. 1886 ii. 130. See further the bibliography id. p. 129 n. 2.

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labrys with the same result. Accentuated further, it produced not

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the further suggestion that the Tenedian axes at Delphoi ' were not real, but only minia-

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§ 304 carabuream (' codex manuscriptus habet Kapaflovpeav ').] See further F. Boll in the

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Further evidence with regard to the Tenedian axe is forth-

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7 See further Plout. quaestt. Gr. 28, Lyk. Al. 232 ff., Apollod. efiit. 3. 23 ff.

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this opinion, and further regards the death of Odysseus as due to the same fish. J. van

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pre-classical axe-cult. But before considering further evidence it

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his exploit3. Further, he bore the image of Artemis done up in a … .. ,'£lplwv(os tpyov) on the strength of Diod. 4. 85. See further J. Alberti and M. Schmidt

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Bordighera 1902 pp. 41, 73 pi. 7,/" (Val Fontanalba), id. Further Explorations in the

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restores 'Apvaia from Tzetz. loc. cit.). See further J. Schmidt in Roscher Lex. Myth. iii.

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Further, the Chronicon Paschale (early in s. vii) 36 a ff. (i. 64 ff. Dindorf) already has the

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Further than this we cannot trace it. But C. Trieber in his important article 'Die Idee … name is similar to HIkos.' Prof. Langdon further informs me that 'The Assyrians and

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lepbv ko-Tiv ayiov, TTjpeirjs (so A. Koraes for r??s peirjs codd.) eTn.Ka\ovp.evov. See further

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Vorsokratiker'i Berlin 1912 ii. 130 f.). Maspero further contends that ' Ostanes devient un

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Sebillot shows further that this role of acting as a lightning-rod

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no. 14 dpetou. See further O. Jessen in Pauly—Wissowa Keal-Enc. ii. 624.

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name of the Phoenician Hephaistos, whom he further identifies … be spelled6), and a further assumption that either of them was ever … ecrefidaOrjaav • Kakeiadai Se ainbv Kai Aia MetXix'c. See further F. C. Movers Unter-

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about the god and his ritual that provoke further investigation. He was, to begin with,

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3 On Zeus in relation to oaths see further E. von Lasaulx Der Eid bei den Griechcn … philopatr. 4) or by a further sanction {e.g. Aristoph. nub. 1239 ov tol p.a rbv Ata rbv p.eyav

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traced further back (cp. G. Hofmann De iurandi apud Athenienses formulis Strassburg

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aud. poet. 2, schol. A. 77. 8. 70, Eustath. in II. pp. 699, 31 ft., 1266, 37 f.: see further

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Phot. lex. s.v. Kv\pe~Kidiov avddri/j.a=Somd. s.v. Kvxf/eXLdicv avadrj/ua quotes further from

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further Overbeck Gr. Kunstmyth. Zeus p. 32 f., p. 124 ff. nos. 19—21, p. 129 no. 24,

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567) : see further J. R. S. Sterrett in the Papers ofthe American Schoolof Classical Studies

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biography supports Philochoros as against Plutarch. See further E. A. Gardner in Hewa.

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god could hardly undergo further attenuation without vanishing

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683 D : see further Class. Rev. 1906 xx. 377). Various divinities, divinised mortals, etc.

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flower with red stalks (Plin. nat. hist. 27. 44). See further J. Murr Die Pflanzenwelt in

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further told that the Romans sacrificed to Herakles Apomyios,

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afresh as a fishing spear. He further draws attention to the iron

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Forrinae assimilated to the Furiae. See further G. Wissowa in Pauly—Wissowa Real-Enc.

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1 Inscr. Gr. Sic. It. no. 2407, 3 a—d. See further A. Salinas ' Catalogo di ghiande

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Dionysos in the likeness of the Thracian rider-god1. For further

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1 Mr Atkinson subsequently supplied me with a ' Further Note on ZifieXcrovpSos.

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6 Frazer Golden Bough?: The Magic Art ii. 358 f. Sir James Frazer's further con-

Chapter II: Zeus as god of the weather / § 4: Zeus and the thunder

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1913 iv. 482). See further supra p. 13 n. r.

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1894 xix. 3iof. nos. 9—11. See further supra p. 280 n. 1), Prymnessos (Corp. inscr. Gr.

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Further consideration of the sky-prop, as exemplified by the

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Further, it was pointed out that the Thraco-Phrygians conceived

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Further examples of the double axe in the east1 and in the … from possible harm. Further progress towards anthropomorphism

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strength4. Further, it appeared that Alexander, ignoring this

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were provocative of further enquiries. Iambadoulcs, as G. Seure

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in Pauly—Wissowa Keal-Enc. viii. 2263 f., 2269. See further infra Append. B Boiotia)—

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