Cook, Arthur B.
Zeus: a study in ancient religion (Band 3,1): Zeus god of the dark sky (earthquake, clouds, wind, dew, rain, meteorits): Text and notes
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Preface
Contents of Volume III
Abbreviations
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G. Lippold Berlin—Leipzig 1936.
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Brit. Mus. Cat. Coins Cyrenaica 1927 by E. S. G. Robinson.
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Texten versehen von P. Arndt und G. Lippold iv (Tafeln 651—700) Mtlnchen 1926,
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §5. Zeus and the earthquakes
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primeval monsters called N„d.«, who broke the very g»™J»*1 ™» ^
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Purees {e.g. Hes. tlieog. 859 ff., Pind. Pyth. ,. ,9ff., Pherekyd. frag. ^(Frag. hst. G,
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is believed to shatter, the house of Pentheus (G. Norwood The Riddle of the Bacchae
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p.e8vdd>Ti]i', I KaSfieimai Bbp.ois os eki(T(rbp.evos iripi iravr-r) (so G. Hermann for trepi wavra) \
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G. Hermann for ivvvxiois) KevdjxGxnv e\avvop.ivas dwoKkeULS' \ dXkd, jxanap, oeiafiovs p.iv
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F. G. Kenyon Greek Papyri in the British Museum London 1893 i. 106 no. 121, 691 f.
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id. Neue griechische Zauberpapyri p. 61 pap. Lond. 123, 10 f. = F. G. Kenyon
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griechische Zauberpapyri p. 30 pap. Lond. hi, 311 =F. G. Kenyon *A 94 no. •
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lateinischtn Grammatikherausgegeben von G. Curtius Leipzig 1875 vu. 2211, U. rionmani
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•54. cp. G. Meyer Griechische Grammatlk* Leipzig .896 p. 268 (' SS ist wohl Moss fur die
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Tafel) m| <Wx0o,« ItamMM' to, e,WlY«u.r. F. G. Schneidewin in his Eustathi.
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Himmelszelt Miinchen 1910 ii. 628 fig. 80, cp. G. Maspero The Dawn of Civilization
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Briggs and E. G. Briggs A critical and exegetical Commentary on the Book of Psalms
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g.^"6'3 °^ T^v abrbp Xdyop 6Vra irepl t?}s yrjs Kal rod vdaTos tov Sxovptos tt)P yijp- /c.r.X.,
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in terti "!jthtra 0rbis terrae 5- 1 (ed- G- Parthey Berolini 1870 p. 18, 1 ff.). Jdem dicit
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But it 61 tr'g.'nta (u""s inclusi a.b.c.)] milia passuum, ut Artemidoro auctori placet),
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1907 vii. 335—340, G. F. Hill Historical Roman Coins London 1909 p. », a. . ^
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fc 8 V-g- W .. 345 ff. terque novas circum felix eat host.a fruges, \ omms q
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eus I Sei dea (foun(j at xibur on a cippus of local stone), G. Gatti in the Not. Scavi
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^■g-Berlin 19,3 p. l4+ff.
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §6. Zeus and the clouds / (a) Zeus and the clouds in the literature
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §6. Zeus and the clouds / (b) Zeus and the clouds in art
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1 F. G. Welcker loc. cit. p. 104 held that Eros is directing attention to the sceptre of
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48i), and upon emperors who play the part of Zeus, e.g. Domitian (ii. 811 n. 5 fig- 777J-
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' IJ- S. Bartoli_G. P. Bellori Lc pillure antiche del Sepolcro de Nasomi neUa rw
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"<'uno strale. Ewi incontro Pallade, e Mercurio col vaso delP ambrosia), G. ^
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §6. Zeus and the clouds / (c) Nephelokokkygia
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3 E.g. supra i. 251 pi. xxii (Kreon).
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are all pre-Hellenic, e.g. the faience goddesses surmounted by snake and lioness (? leopard)
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o fT°S ™* (g°0Se' d°g' ram) and «* X** 'A^»«' (Soose, ram).
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(aog, goose, ram). This is copied by the schol. V.G. Loukian. vit. auct. 16 (dog,
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to 'the Penthesilea painter'), Hoppin Red-fig. Vases ii. 337 f. no. 4, G." von Liicken
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' 0\upnrwus proposuit,' rewrites rai dp.<piKlovas Sb/xous, cp. Soph. Ant. 285 f. But G. Setti
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grouped in symmetric pairs as on the parypht! of Athena's ptplos (F. G. Welcker in
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(photographic), E. Buschor Greek Vase-painting trans. G. C. Richards London 1921
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samml. St. Petersburg i. 263 ff. no. 523, G. Minervini in the Bull. Arch. Nap. 1844 »•
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^er-Reichhold Griechisckc Vase7imakreipi. 127 by permission of Messrs F. Bruckmann A.-G., Munich.]
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §6. Zeus and the clouds / 68-103 (d) The clouds personified in cult und myth
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vetpiXai, KapiroTpbqboi, obpavb-rrXayKTOi, | b/xfiporbKoi, itvoi^aw (so G. Hermann for -KvoiaXaw)
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motifs. J. G. von Hahn2 long since pointed out that Prokris, who
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2 J. G. von Hahn Griechische und albanesische Mdrchen Leipzig 1864 i. 47 gives as
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8 J. G. von Hahn op. cit. i. 45 second formula: 'Der Mann fehlt, und die nicht zum
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G. Weicker Der Seelenvogel Leipzig 1902 p. 167 fig. 86, J. D. Beazley Attische Vasen-
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1 G. Kieseritzky 'Iasios' in the Sirena ILelbigiana Lipsiae 1900.pp. 160—163 with fig.
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Sprache Gottingen 1896 p. 401, G. Glotz La civilisation tgienne Paris 1923 p. 440,
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.jOo-ioj") Kp'Jt to ylvos, Karptos (so G. Kramer for Kpar(p)iot) Kal *poe/as vlis. us Se
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y* Pa ml I TrX^g KfpawuOivra Saipoviw davtiv, \ rbv AapSavov Si k.t.\. F. Gisinger in
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in the British Museum (G. Minervini in the Bull. d. Inst. 1842 p. 160, id. in the Bull.
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Napoli 1853 vi. 317 ft.), Overbeck Gr. Kunstmyth. Hera p. 141 no. l, G. Korte in
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probably not Peitho (G. Korte), certainly not Alkmene (G. Minervini, H. B. Walters).
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Myth. i. 1079). G. Legerlotz in the Zeitschrift fiir vergleichende Sprachforschung 1859
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zusammen [Hesych. s.v. 'Axvpu ('Axei-ow cod.)].' G. J. Vossius De tlieologia Gentili, et
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01) To\p,av k'veKa tov e'pwros airoBvrioKeiv wairep "Aryans, dXXa diap.r}xavao-Bai £G>v eia^vai
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §7. Zeus and the wind / (a) Men believed to control the winds
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §7. Zeus and the wind / (b) Aiolos Hippotades
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year. G. Libertini Le isole Eolie nelt anlichita greca e romana B irenze 1921 p. 61 f. argues
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*■ 2?5, G. Foucart ib. 1917 ix. 782.
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W7«tol G. F. Thrylhtzsch cj. lutiwarucol M. C. G. Mttller prints p»yoi, but notes:
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1 See e.g. Rohde Psyche* i. 248 n. 1, ii. 122 n. 2, 264 n. 2, K. Tumpel in Pauly—
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3 G. Gerland Altgriechische Mcirchen in der Odyssee Magdeburg 1869 p. 38 ff.,
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of Draco Stratonicensis liber de metris poeticis ed. G. Hermann Lipsiae 1812)"EXXj/xos 5'
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von Ahhijava und Lazbas, vgl. Punkt 1. 6. Tava-g(a)lavas = Eteokles war sein Sohn und
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parlance and acquire ritual (e.g. Tai-qoxos: supra p. 10 ff.) or mythical (e.g. 'l<piy{veia)
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von Ahhijava und Lazbas, vgl. Punkt 1. 6. Tava-g(a)lavas = Eteokles war sein Sohn und
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parlance and acquire ritual (e.g. Tai-qoxos: supra p. 10 ff.) or mythical (e.g. 'l<piy{veia)
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §7. Zeus and the wind / (c) The Tritopatores or Tritopatreis
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G. Leroux in 1906 uncovered a paved triangular place of small size
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G. De Sanctis 'Le decretali di Cirene' in the Rivista diftlologia e di istruzione classica
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See further G. Oliverio in the Rivista di filologia e di istruzione classica 1928 Ivi.
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G. Lippold3 has ingeniously suggested that an echo of the prayer
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3 G. Lippold 'TPITOnATPEIZ' in the Ath. Mitth. 1911 xxxvi. io~.
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tion of TpiToytveia is, of course, late and worthless (G. Lippold loc. cit. p. 107 f.), but his
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G. Lippold's attempt in the Ath. Mitth. 1911 xxxvi. 106 to explain the element rpiro-
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1 E.g. bach or bache, a variant of beck, in the place-names Bacup, Comberbach, Sand-
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This is the usual version in lexicographers, scholiasts, mythographers, etc.: e.g.
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by F. G. Welcker's2cl aim that these sarcophagi are descended from
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°esi\ arc&. Inst. 1910 xiii. 95—101, G. Lippold in Pauly—Wissowa Rcal-Enc. iii A. 573 f.
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s ands 0f ^ g|esti an(j at tne same (mle carrv „.jtn them an allusion to the purifying
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hu G°°d photo£raPns of the relief were published by E. Strong and N. Jolliffe in the
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §7. Zeus and the wind / (d) Zeus, Oúrios, íkmenos, Euánemos, Bóreios
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6 Ap. Rhod. 2. 498 f. rjpi 8' irr)<nai (so G. W. Mooney with one of the Paris codd.
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8' 'tic-qTi I yaiav iTri\j/6xovcriv tr-qo-iai (so G. W. Mooney for fr-qo-wi vulg.) e/c Atds avpai I
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J. Spon and G. Wheler on their Levantine tour (1675—1676) in a
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g 2000, Gruppe Gr. Myth. Mel. pp. 320 n. 5, 570 n. 2, Preller—Robert Gr. Myth. ii.
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cp. Harpokr. s.v. i<p' 'Inp6v (Ti^ocrflec^s vulg. AiJiUoctWctjs codd. B.G.), Souid. s.v.,E4>^9°v
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1 W. Pape—G, E. Benseler Worterbuch dergriechischen Eigennamen3 Braunschweig
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Petrie ib. 1912 v. 249 a, G. Foucart ib. 1912 v. 855 a, 856 a. Such an apotrdpaion would
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which have for reverse type a galley with a small effigy on the prow (e.g. Brit. Mus.
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Fig. 68. F'g- 69-
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anliie Seewesen Berlin 1923 p. 58 f. fig. 10 f., p. 64 fig. 18, G. Contenau La avthsa-
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Thouk. 3. 102, cp. Strab. 464 f. See further G. Hirschfeld in Pauly—Wissowa Rcal-
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^stance llXevpup meant 'Seitler' (W. Pape—G. E. Benseler Worterbuch der griechisehen
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §8. Zeus and the dew / (a) Arrhephóroi
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defenders, e.g. F. Hiller von Gaertringen in Pauly—Wissowa Real-Enc. vi. 551. But it is
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s.v. appr}<pop<ilv = Souid. s.v. app-r]vo<popeit> (G. Bernhardy cj. appt}(popeii>) =Bekker anecd, >•
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Genetrix' in the Ath. Mitth. 1889 xiv. 199—204 pi. 4, Miss C. G. Harcum 'A statue of
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1904 p. 197 ff. col. pi. 14, G. Dickins Catalogue of the Acropolis Museum Cambridge 1912
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und unentwickelten Formen lieber Errephoren'), G. W. Elderkin Problems in Periclean
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ferait croire,' etc.), G. W. Elderkin Problems in Periclean Buildings Princeton 1912
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F>g- 75- Fig. 76. Fig. 77.
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no- 117 pi. 7. Since coins of this sort are apt to reproduce previous art-types (e.g. fig- 78
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{Brit. Mus. Cat. Coins Sicily p. 62 f. nos. icf. and 12, G. F. Hill Coins of Ancient S.cy
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ornaments, volutes, etc. on the various Utrai (e.g. figs. 85, 9")- The plant Xi.XWs, 'rose-
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TTeirLcTTeijKao'i rravres avdpwwoi. bieXdovo~G>v de i)pepQiv evvta plav pev biairpeirrj ttjv wpav %K
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with that of a unique tetradrachm inscribed IRVKAXtIB retrograde (G. F. Hill Coins
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Real-Enc. viii. 1467, D. G. Hogarth in J. Hastings Encyclopedia of Religion and Ethics
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succession is the starting-point of Sir J. G. Frazer's Golden Bough. It is not impossible
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no. 4, published more fully by H. G. Lolling in the AeXr. Apx- 1889 p. 129 f. no. 4,
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when Kore was associated with Demeter (H. G. Lolling in the AeXr. 'Apx- 1889 p. 130
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Epevfl feX^«Ji, 6'Epixdovtos (so F. G. Sturzfor'E?rix^o>'ios) KaXovpievos, Zonar. lex. s.v.
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6 C.T s 1 736 f'g- 667'
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Corp.inscr. G?, iv no. g 8l X0h&v67), see now C. Frankel Satyr- und Bakchennamenauf
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'•V *<>• 3.3 pl. 77 OINAN0H. W. Pape-G. E. Benseler Worterbuch
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'""g. p. 590, 42 ff., Zonar. lex. s.v. popta, Favorin. lex. pp. 85, 7 f., 611, 31, 1273, 53, 1643,
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(see e.g. Brit. Mus. Cat. Coins Attica etc. p. 96 ff. pis. 16, 7, 8, II, 17, 1, 2, 4—6,
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B|ves athanulum), G. Goetz Corpusglossariorum Latiuorum Lipsiae 1888 ii. 22,25 ff. = 1899
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•g ea"0" = fiTroKOK gave rise to 'Adava 'Atfai-a'a as 'eine Tbpfergbttin,' the later Athena
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Aflijj,^ injra g ^ (jj) ;j Similar face-urns, of the Early Iron Age, found in Pomerania,
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• Furtwangler—G. LSschcke Mykenische Thongefasse Berlin 1879 P- 3 P1- *> 'i Perrot—
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jj 0.1 New York 1912 p. 64 figs. 32, 34, G. Karo—G. Maraghiannis Antiquites Cretoises
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Chipj^ep from tllis Alma Mater to some of the Cypriote vases noted above (e.g. Perrot—
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mv %s- IIS—IJ7i L. Pernier in G. Maraghiannis Antiquite's Critoises Vienne
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zuTp ^ la Mer ^* Paris '910 P- 200 with fiS- »4»i G. Karo in D. H. Haas Bihleratlas
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tells heavily against the identification of the god as Asklepios (contrast e.g. Svoronos
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Li ba '■ .lnckelmann Monumenli antichi inediti Roma 1767 p. 151 ff. pi. 111, G. Zoega
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1 Souid. s.v. XaXiceia (cited supra p. 212 n. o). Souidas' statement is accepted e.g.
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T°VS Beovs Kal tpiXonpias tt)s els ttjv ^o]v\i]v [Kal tov Sij/xov k.t.X.]. See H. G. Lolling in
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*re commonly thought to have stood in the western part of the building: see Sir J. G.
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1 See e.g. Harrison Myth. Mon. Anc. Ath. p. 119 f., F. Diimmler in Pauly—Wissowa
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^Uologus 1868 xxvii. 660—672, was better founded by H. G. Lolling in the Nachr. d. kdn.
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4,. 1.. heen seen with varying degrees of clearness by many scholars, e.g. O. Jahn
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suspects a mistake for Aristokles of Rhodes (second half of s. i B.C.: see G. Wentzel in
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Nauplia (Paus. 2. 38. 1 with Sir J. G. Frazer and H. Hitzig—H. BlUmner ad l°C4)'
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9eo<5e'Wow g^aro KoXirip- \ iraidl 5t nafrv 6>e£e, tov lo-irace iiovvos 'EpiX^s, \ avTOxiTy
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Jotive relief of island marble, found to the east of the Parthenon (G. Dickins Catalogue of
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §8. Zeus and the dew / (b) The daughters of Kekrops
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see Sir J. G. Frazer ad loc). 'At the entrance into the city is a temple of Athena built o
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Furtwangler Masterpieces of Gk. Sculpt, p. 36 ('not by Pheidias'), G. M. A. RicMe
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4 Aristoph. thesm. 299 Kal Trj Kovporpocpip [r-g Tij (this gloss was expunged by P- ^'
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5 Paus. 1. 22. 3 (cited supra p. 177 n. 1) with Sir J. G. Frazer and H. Hitzig-""
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('Dionysos Liknites'), 517 ff. ('The Liknophoria'), H. G. Pringsheim Archaologtsche
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the Ann. Brit. Sch. Ath. 1903—1904 x. 220—223, H. G. Pringsheim op. cit. pp. 69—7^>
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2 Ammonios of Lamptrai irepl $oip.G)v koX 6vo-lS>v frag. 6 (Tresp Frag. gr. KtiUsc^ir'
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grain. The cicala should chirp, chirp till he burst (N. G. Polites UapaSocreis Athens 1904
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r°»tanPa*' T^T^Kas> and the Latin cicada with its derivatives (G. Korting Lateinisch-
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §8. Zeus and the dew / (c) Zeus Érrhos, Ersaîos, Ikmaîos, íkmios, Áprios
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cj_ >g e^ych- '~Epyahs ■ atpios Zeiys (cp. supra i. 30, ii. 351 n. o, 808 n. o (o)). A. Meineke's
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Gj Hvierak1' Font-fr"g- 9- 1 {Frag. hist. Gr. ii. 214 Miiller) 'TSpovaa, Plin. nat. hist. 4.
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codd. D.G.N.) loca et agros fructibus orbabat et ipsos morbo adfectos'poenas Icaro c°
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collegerunt nimirum ex Aristaei Jovisque cultu et Ceis et Arcadibus communi')- F- g
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J^nctuary of [Aphrodite (seel. J. G. Schneider)] KUsylla. The Ceans still worship her
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inag,"!6 kpidis communis, olim in casa G. F. Depastae in regione tuaaihtw tov 'Ofia
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" Examples of the name as bome by men are collected in W. Pape-G. E. Sense er
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §8. Zeus and the dew / (d) Zeus Thaúlios
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Ca3 x¥?*flth* <al1 from Thessaly and Makedonia), G. F. Abbott Songs of Modem Greece
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r l«tt and translation in G. F. Abbott Macedonian Folklore Cambridge I9°3 P- 1'?
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Macedonia, Perperia during drought in the same districts), G. Weigand Die Aromunen
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Prof. Wace translates the Pirfiruna-saag from G. Weigand op. cit. U. 13° no- °°
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G. F. Abbott1 points out that this picturesque custom, which is now
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Miss M. Hamilton2 (Mrs G. Dickins) has given a graphic account
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speak of it as the festival of Aphrodite, for they cherish the memory of the g°
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defended. G. Glotz has shown that to be plunged in the sea was
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1 E.g. Tertull. de bapt. 5 certe ludis Apollinaribus et Eleusiniis (so Fulvius Ursrnus
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2 G. Glotz L'ordalie dans la Grece primitive Paris 1904 p. 11 ff. ('Les ordalies pal
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(G n antl a £urmr>y fluid. The grains had sprouted to a length of 6—8 centimetres
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adds; 'SirnFlari°* f'g' 23' H' Haas ciL p" vii fig" I55)- ^m2£I °P- cit- 80 2
Plate 30
"m g o " c i
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g 1 Alkiphr. epist. 3. 35 avxp&s t& vvv oi'dauou vtepos virep 77/s atperai. det 8e eirop.fiplas'
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g es- Supra ii. 1167 n. 4. Cp. Anth. Pal. 7. 533. 1 (Dionysios of Andros) KaX Ati Kai
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t^„ °^ros Kal TrdXiK g£oi tov perpiov fioG>p.ev ws d5iKovp.evoi Kai H voidv 5'iKaios iv r\v irepl
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g 1 Alkiphr. epist. 3. 35 avxp&s t& vvv oi'dauou vtepos virep 77/s atperai. det 8e eirop.fiplas'
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g es- Supra ii. 1167 n. 4. Cp. Anth. Pal. 7. 533. 1 (Dionysios of Andros) KaX Ati Kai
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t^„ °^ros Kal TrdXiK g£oi tov perpiov fioG>p.ev ws d5iKovp.evoi Kai H voidv 5'iKaios iv r\v irepl
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g r°ot *tna%- meant 'enlargement' (taaKpbs), 'increase,' 'benefit,' 'blessing' (uaKapes
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P'obable ( ° v ne rel'es vary in value from the certain (e.g. "Ofifipios) or highly
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G. Roeder in Roscher Lex. Myth. v. 862), as his son {supra ii. 943 n. o. Hermes
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tov Qebv Kal ayawoiv t'ov ir\T]<rlov (so cod. c. codd. a. b. d. e. f. g. and S1 add auT0, aT0S
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7r^5iXe, I aidiptov Spbp.ov elXloauv birb rdprapa yal-qs, \ Trvev/iaros ijvloxe, k.t.X. (F. G- v jallz
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co'n droPping from his pinions. 'Gnostic' amulets, e.g. fig. 209 from a specimen in my
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4 This is in fact the common identification (e.g. W. Ramsay in Smith Did. Biogr.
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1 G. W. Steller Beschreibmig von dem Lande Kamtschatka Frankfurt und Leipzig
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long together, people say 'Nu pissen sie da oben all wieder' (F. X. von Schonwer ^g
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g^err,lchen," nd'idu "erhaben, hehr," tauC attu "Erhabenheit, Majestat." Die 5 ist in
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T r* 887 g ,
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Vl> g a ylomsch...). In einer der protoelamischen Urkunden5 (5Deleg. en Perse
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5 Sweating or weeping statues, whether ancient (e.g. Cic. de div. r. 74> 4" $ ' ie,g.
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pp. 42, 48 (summarised by G. Roeder in Pauly—Wissowa Real-Enc. x. 1872 W ^ at
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is known to have played a considerable part in late religious rites (e.g- j TQp
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PP- 1 °r ^erclet- G- Elliot Smith—W. R. Dawson Egyptian Mummies London 1924
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ZtV In View °fthe fact that corpses or parts of corpses, e.g._the head, are
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The 'Canopic' shape might be given to a variety of gods and goddesses. J. G. Mi'ne
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iw[........] ] [- -]aive<pil[.............]ya{..........] (e.g. t<J 8' dp.a -n-pocppo"^
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g Apollod. 2. 1. 4, cp. schol. II. 1. 42, Hyg. fab. 168—170. For variants see
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KX 0^ SC^°^' A- r' 42 UTrofle^y??? 'A.dT]vas a\iT<g vavv tt/jwtos KartaKevave tt)v
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(P. G tlle i°rePart °f a bull to the right. This is usually described as 'running'
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G. A. Megas6. Nor is the case materially strengthened, if, with
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6 G. A. Megas 'Die Saga von Danaos und den Danaiden' in Hermes 19B0
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resemblance of the two was already remarked by F. G.Welcker Die Aeschylische Trt'°8
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denn auch durch das starke Hervortreten des genealogischen Elements mit "^g^ng
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' l! g lod-2- '■ *)■
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+g • • Wace in the Ann. Brit. Sch. Ath. 1921 —1923 xxv. 85 pi. I, nos. 53
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p. 16 f., G. Humbert in Daremberg—Saglio Did. Ant. ii. 1229 figs. 3140 section, 3'+e
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Meo-o-a-rrov, E. Martini cj. [TXXu/)io(,] <oi>^Uao-dwwi.). tn-eKTa>(so G. _ , ^to^
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Ho. ' g 149)])> Quasannaus (Corp. inscr. Lat. v no. 3463 Verona), Ridaus (ib. iii
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buck o'er " T ' a town in Phrygia near Laodikeia (\V. Pape—G. E. Benseler IVorler-
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G. Cozzo Ingegneria romana Roma 1928 p. 169 pi. 38 fig. 77)), D. S. Robertson^
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4 C. G. Brandis in Pauly—Wissowa Rcal-Enc. iv. 2105 'In der lnat
371
f+°~^945). Dorpfeld's conclusions have been widely accepted (e.g. by J. E. Harrison
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M. g" J*™ ^"veaKpoivov KaXovpivrps Kp-qv-qs, irpbrepov Be Ka\\ippbi)s, $ihoo~Te<pavas (so
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^Voij g "-"ovai to avrb eiroiow (id. s.v. Xovrpotpopa dyyi]" rds iidpias Toh dirodavov<nv
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f-**g. ;v_ ^ *' s-v.\ovTPd ■ t8os earl KojU£ur M frf-voi (leg. frvyovs, cp. Steph. Thes. Gr.
373
Se^"tcra/j^e '"'Portant monograph of G. P. Oeconomus De profusionum receptaculis
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h U Nachod °g E'ne LutroPhoros' in the Arch- Zeil- 1885 x'- '3<> n- 6-
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95 H7). The finest example of the former is that in New York published by G. M. A.
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a ln (Fwtwangler Vasensamml. Berlin i. 371 ff. nos. 1887—1889, G. Henzen in the
380
i"]6m inclusive of its rough end) and very few elsewhere [e.g. that of Thrason in "le
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Still in situ outside the Dipylon at Athens (C. Curtius in the Arch. Zeit- 1 / g
383
p,'g- 246.
387
3 g^tren8t'iened with struts indicate that the amphora, is of terra cotta.
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^""fitHtnu ' '3' a' M'tt/u '912 xxv"- >°3 '> G. F. Oeconomus De
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Kiel's _£>• G' Murray 'u Harrison Proleg. Gk. Ret.2 p. 667 no. 5 (with facsimile),
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G' Murray /J P.r°Se formu]a Sebi iy\tvov <?{ &v6p&irov (Inscr. Gr. Sic. It. no. 642, 4 t,
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■JraS- 19*, 4, Orph./;-^. 32 g, 4 Kern).
396
fxrjXa tepeuov, Stnrep Tip Hoffetd&vi, ourto Kal Tots iroTap.o'is els tcls irrjyds. y6vtp-a ^f^g^f
398
(so F. G. Welcker for iirl codd.) r?j irirpQ, irapd 8i tov irpeafivTriv ioiKvta iKetvV ^
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Philolaos or some other Pythagorean, e.g. Archytas (E. Frank Plato unddie soa ; fa
412
day nor by night (J. G. von Hahn Griechische und albanesische Mdrchen Leipzig^_^^^^
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than Persephone'); (c) that a traveller in Makedonia, teste G. F. Abbott, heard re
413
Keres, etc. as hounds), G. Loeschcke ib. 1877 xxxv. 137 (the hound of Erinys), W. H.
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36) ]° j*16 dead as a hound (e.g. Pythagoras in Xenophanes frag. 7 Diels ap. Diog. Laert. 8.
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L'g** ft-f£Chtel Gr- Dial"****r- >»• '• 357 ff- no. 3636, 45 f.. 5» f-, 63 = J. de Prott
416
in Roscher Lex. Myth. v. 75—86. See also E. Thraemer Pergamos Leipz'g ^ ^/MS
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G. Poisson'Tantale, roidesHittites ' in ihzRev. Arch. 1925 ii. 75—94seeks to' ,jj,e
427
a ^eras G. Gotz and F. Schdll, following the cod. Ambros., read 'legas.'
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"0M(feiS) G locution substitutes a net for a sieve: (4) Plout.prov. 31 irapd Siktvois iiSoip
433
G. Wissowa in Pauly—Wissowa Real-Enc. ii. 310, id. Rel. Kult. Rom.2 p. 121
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Oy. > stupor, and were bound fast by the young men (Sir J. G. Frazer in his note on
434
boundaries with a view to curing a dearth of rain4.' G. Wissowa
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2 G. Wissowa in Pauly—Wissowa Real-Em. iv. 1351 'Cornelius Labeo, antl<?.^isChef
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6 G. Wissowa in Pauly—Wissowa Real-Enc. ii. 2723, iii. '9+' ,'-^/e/i>'c
435
3 £ g um v°cari quis non noverit? unde nomen illius.'
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The qi '?2^ PP" 120—127, G. Lugli La Zona Archeologicadi Roma Roma 1925 p. 208
436
single letter. J. Vahlen'2 prefers M. Hertz' cj. qui sextus erat). Sir J. G. Jrazer 1 „
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jour; sur les parois, des ouvertures a sommet formant angle aigu semblent g
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enduit argileux: a la rencontre du sol et des parois, le tuf est taille de facon a ( g],
437
dead16 ^aCt' ^U'y notec* ky Sir J. G. Frazer, that 'thespirits of the
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3861 nv X^'"'3'5 and, apparently, Sir J. G. Frazer in his note on Ov.fast. 4. 821
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c\ ' in th ■ ^-w g#.
440
siit-g/tct/iijLnc/t iitiuv.iuwg 1ylit' J* vciiuiyca j_,ct ituiime uu iciuu murium —— trftlS
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many others. 7 Cp. Sir J. G. Frazer on Ov.fast. 4- 821 (1'
441
adqUe ■ cocl- G.)] quibus eos posituri erant, sacrificio facto hostiaque inmolata
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ciebant C'U'^US con5Uetudo est Termini (terminis codd. B.G.) sacrum fieri, in fossis
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x?p°g>-aphie j °- Ar«nanini) Milano 1898 pp. 1—75 pis. 1—5, H.Jordan—C. Htilsen
444
Recently, however, the pendulum has swung back. G. Cozzo Ingegneria romana RoW'
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time of Septimius Severus, on the site of a quite separate pre-Agrippan building. g
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fantastic and unreal. Still, the occurrence of this novel and striking motif 'derna ^g]Jied
446
of the principal elders address the following prayer to the rain-g°d
…
gottxa'...'Frau Hoick, Holle, Hulle, mile, Wnlle, Holkel von hold, g- hu p
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §9. Zeus and the rain / (e) Rain as the seed of Zeus
475
^U-iiS e°ren' Schlaagen und das damonische Fabeltier, den Drachen'), N. G. Polites
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■ttapaj/ '5o6' P. Sebillot LeFolk-lore de France Paris 1904 i. 48—51, N. G. Polites
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §9. Zeus and the rain / (f) Ominous rain sent by Zeus
480
reported. B. Platina Storia delle vite de' Pontefici Venezia 17^' "g/j:
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1 First in the field was C. G. Ehrenberg ' Passatstaub und Blutregen m adrnirable
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of silicic acid, argillaceous earth, iron- and copper- oxides, is sometimes sweP^ g^p*
481
f rinyes, the G igantes, and the nymphs called Meliai, 'Ash-trees.'
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k'°od.' g ^nen Zeus was setting all things in order there fell from him drops of sacred
482
3 G. Korting Latetnisch-romanisches W'orterbuch Paderborn 1901 p. 27/ gelie»
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KaXetrat de At0£5es airb tov <rvp.{Be3riK6Tos. p.earbii yap ecm \l6wv ■xeipov'MlSoiP, 'g-ellne i11
485
° °e dated c. 420—410 b.C. (O. Benndorf—G. Niemann Das Heroon von Gfblbaschi- Trysa
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lra' re'iefs in terra cotta referable to the period c. 30 b.C.—c. 140 a.d. (G. P. Campana
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lng of the scene complicated by the presence of other onlookers (G. Winckelmann
…
teller /Presentir>g Theseus and the rock are listed ib. pp. 69—71) and H. Steuding
489
2°G> 2oR° .^P^aia m Aigina (A. Furtwangler Aegina Miinchen 1906 Text p. 250 ff. figs.
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'S frottl the rA by G" Thiele AntUte Himmelsbilder Berlin 1898 p. 145 fig. 62). Fig.319
492
that of Iupiter Latiaris, whose temple on the summit 0 g
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1837 i. 110—119 (' Albanus Mons'), G. B. de Rossi 'Ricerche archeologiche ^
498
Wort deckt sich mit d-Bdvaroi.' „g^
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(sc. quam roboribus). Honey dripping from the oaks is a characteristic of the g e]la,
…
an ash (asir Yggdrasils), from which trickled a bee-nourishing dew name g p, 3
500
Trai'£bvTwv, lb Zei)s Zfipe^e ,ueXi.' irpo-qyelro 8t pitl; p.£v euipvxySt d>s & dtpei, \y r g^av^
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then shall I know that thou wilt save Israel by mine hand,' etc. . g g (!)•
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0 Frag. com. Gr. i. 256 Meineke. g E yei<r*T_
501
rassburg 1899 p. 229, G. Korting Lateinisch-romanisches Wdrterbuch? Paderborn 1901
…
, e text was first published by G. Hickes Linguarum Veil, septentrionalium thesaurus
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g£teCla"y vv- 96—100 'Trois fois i pluet en la semaine | Une ondee de flaons (sc. " tartes,
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I87 (EiffhtV, eca"ter°nc. G. Boccaccio The Decameron trans. J. M. Rigg London 1920 ii.
502
G. PoKvka Anmerkungen zur den Kinder-u. Hausmdrchen der Brilder Grimm Le'P2'!
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1836 i. 163—165 in 63 short riming lines). In this topsy-turvy country e.g. 'sweet honey
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Taubenschlag mauler gepraten Wachteln fangen, die dem Bauren uber Nacht irn g .
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See the tales cited by J. Bolte—G. Polivka Anmerkungen zu den Kinder- ■
504
Schlaraffenland ?o\v^ the g ('11
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2 J. Poeschel loc. cit. 1878 v. 409 f., J. Bolte—G. PoHvka op. cit. Hi. ^48-
506
Teleboans. Meantime Zeus quitted Olympos, and came by wa^, g
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emphasised by J. A. K. Thomson Studies in the Odyssey Oxford 1914 P- 34 g_ 5. W"'
508
1 Sir J. G. Frazer Apollodorus London 1921 i. 175 n. o quoting Pherekyd. fl'aS' ^
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tended to grow longer and longer: see e.g. Plaut. Amph. 112 ff. MERC, et meus pater _
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275 ff. sos. neque ego hac nocte longiorem me vidisse censeo [ .-. . | ... | credo e g
509
1 g h t= 1 night, longer than usual.
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GailfEur- 'AxTJ,?^ 90 {TraZ- Gr-f«*g- P- 3»6 Nauck2) ap. Poll. 10. 117.
515
p 9'9. 28 ff. Lentz), Steph. Byz. s.v. 'ApeSowra, and accepted e.g. by G. Hirschfeld in
…
eiltilich-.u°jde (G" Wilke 'Ockerbestattung' in Ebert Reallex. ix. 156 f.: 'Oder
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g ec M. rjjer, ce Personnage barbu comme la personnijication du mont OEla, ou bien,
517
andern g^ ^enkm. hi. 300) 'der Gott auf der
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In g ° tne vase-painter. Was the ground-line originally a caduceust
518
Pindar made Zeus come to Alkmene 'at midnight in a snow of g° '
…
that, in Euripides' version, Amphitryon's wrath was roused, not by the c ^ g(;,
520
Kroisos and the Delphic oracle4. Yet the actual rain-sender is ,g
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(p. 52. 10 ff. Kroll), Anth. Pal. 6. 60. 3 f. (Palladas), 14. 12, Tzetz. chil- i- 19 g). 0°
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(obverse and reverse). See also the due de Luynes 'Cresus' in the -d""' yasesl- 'g
522
fight him—the unsuccessful fighter to be slain. In this way he .g
…
5 The mythographers, as A. Mai and G. H. Bode ad locc. saw, are tran
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §9. Zeus and the rain / (g) Zeus Ómbrios
530
Blumer3 cites this coin-type in support of G. Hirschfeld's4 con-
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4 G. Hirschfeld 'Kelainai—Apameia Kibotos' in the Abh. d. berl. Aliad\^ fkylttW
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G. Hirschfeld he. cit. p. 15 n. 4 remarks: 'Es ist auffallend genug, dass
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that an artificial harbour at Alexandreia was called Kifiurds (Strab. 79S)- ;s ro«g'
535
Picard La sculpture antique de Phidias a Ph~e Byzantine Paris 1926 ii. 243, G. Roden-
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atue °f Zeus = my fig. 346), 4 (upper part of do.), G. Bagnani in the Journ. Hell. Stud.
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\ 238 has an^'VeS a Pnolographic facsimile, cp. ib. p. 205 fig. 8. G. Bagnani loc. cit.
540
borrowed an occasional trait from Alexander (see e.g. the Alexander-like Zeus in
…
—a historian dating from the first half of s. i B.C. (W. Christ Geschichte der g> Ca0-
543
> g "
550
more often Mama), and Sir G. F. Hill8 has made out a strong case
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incised in an archaic alphabet of Graeco-Phoenician character (see e.g. j-]ie of '''e
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8 G. F. Hill Some Palestinian Cults in the Graeco- Roman Age (extr. iw"0).phfP
…
Sir G. F. Hill Some Palestinian Cults p. 16 f. concludes 'that the two del^^tU •
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §9. Zeus and the rain / (h) Zeus Hyétios
562
3 Supra ii. 957 n. 2. g(
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[to ^d]|0ttT/ita es crdXap \iBlvav k\oX] \ avaOivTUv trap rbv (jwfibv \ tov Albs ^ ^g p. ^
570
- Inscr. Gr. ins. iii no. 249 (a base of bluish local marble built into the outei g fl
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1—3. But G. Lippold in Pauly—Wissowa Real-Enc. xii. 1996 is more caut.'°"ung allf
571
I g '* 20"~28.
572
no. 5938, J. N. Svoronos Les monnaies d''Attenes Munich 1923—1926 pi. 81, 9 g^ner
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iiber dieselben bei der Kleinheit des Bildes und der massigen Erhaltung des -^^g in
…
have for honesty's sake added fresh drawings taken from J. N. Svoronos JiP'^'g- 40*)
574
a seated figure (e.g. E. Gerhard Uber die Minervenidole Athens Berlin 1844 PP- \
…
Athena. Accordingly G. von Brauchitsch Die panathendischen Preisamphoren kelP*
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behind them are faint traces of older inscriptions, which may possibly g°
583
t) An oinochde at Munich (Jahn Vasensamml. Miinclien p. 366 f. no. 1335, G. Micali
…
Pailsanias -' P' 7'8' 43 ff" See mrther an interesting note by Sir J. G. Frazer in his
584
admitting that von Prott's solution is possible, inclines to adopt an emendation prol ^ g
…
1 In Porph. de abst. 2. 30 (context supra p. 577 n. 1) &v 8f) al /J-tf v5po<p0P°t g>
588
Athens 1878 p. 36 pi. 1, 2, G. Schlumberger Sigillographie de Fempire byzantine r*
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years: see G. Thiele Antike Himmelsbilder Berlin 1898 pp. 57—64 ('Der T'er nn!l)i
595
ty; * Von ProU in the Rhein. Mus. 1897 lii. 191 ff. (followed by G. Wissowa in Pauly—
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by g e priest and his god. The derivation here propounded was already recognised
600
. Lehrbuch der gottesdienstliclicn Alterthiimer der v . g
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lichen bestimmt waren.' Similarly G. F. Schoemann Griechische Alterthuwer ^
602
O. Jahn1, C. Robert2, and G. F. Schoemann3 infer from the
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3 G. F. Schoemann Griechische Al/er/hiimer* Berlin 1902 ii. 528.
603
nir>g and the end of it appear to have been magical rather than
…
» g"^ra P- 583.
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a g°rm- lex- p- 1790, 57 f.), and still more so by Hesych. s.v. 'TSpotpopla (cod.),
608
4 Lyk. Al. 359 f. (Kassandra) 7) iroWa Si] Boudeiav Mdmav Kdpyv | apuyo" ""g^ph.
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philologists such as P. Kretschmer Einleitung in die Geschukte der Griechischen i>P g{
609
2 g rrS'e'^' or- 2- ' 3 (i- 20 Dindorf) koX Boufiryjj! Tit virij\0t fie twv 0- aicpoTrdXeas, k.t.X.
…
GruPPe r 8 f' Wkh Sir J* G- Frazer loc-
612
obviously an unjustifiable assumption. .^g »
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Pausanias iii. 266f.) or the stone-throwing on the Nonae Caprotinae at Roffle g 0f;,
615
^"^i'p black-figured lekythos from Kyme in Campania, now at Naples (G. Fiorelli
…
StePhani* P '4 pl' 4' " *=m>' fi£' 4l6))> has g'ven rise to several misconceptions.
622
supported foot (supra a. 47911. 6, infra p. 706). Finally, seated at a higher 'eve'j_a^g
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tracing of the original) = my fig. 421). Europe hurries forward to caress the wh' e g
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perhaps inspired by some such painting as that described in Ach. Tat. 1. 1 e^p-a g^gpa,
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his head before Europe, who looks longingly at him and toys with her veil. °g seen
…
4 E.g. supra i. 539 fig. 411, iii. 618 n. o (3) pi. xlvi, 1 and 2.
633
■>g- 43°-
634
fig. 2 ( = my fig. 430), L. G. Eldridge in the Am. Joum. Arch. 1917 xxi. 41 f- ^6' \'
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loc. cit. pp. 18 f., 46 pi. 1, 7, G. P. Secchi in the Ann. d. Inst.
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Mischwesen zu denken, I[o] mag auch in den Hik[etides] nur als kuhbormg g
636
F'g- 433-
638
(G. Perrot in the Rev. Arch. 1870—1871 h 387 ff. pi. 15 ( = my. fig. .434), Overbeck
…
Nikias' masterpiece exerted a powerful influence over the vase-painters of South _ g
…
The scene is repeated and amplified on another 'Lucanian' vase, a red-figured/yw7' a _ g;>
640
on South-Italian vases (e.g. supra i. 222 pi. xix, i. 375 fig. 287, ii. 416 with fig. 3")-
…
in contending that in other Pompeian frescoes representing Io, Argos, an tj]g
646
source (G. Wissowa in Pauly—Wissowa Real-Enc. i. 1880), mentions among the wonders
…
L. Schwabe History of Roman Literature trans. G. C. W. Warr London 1891 >■
650
this island was in mythical times colonised by the Aiakidai of Aigina (see e.g. J- ^ °P ^
…
humanised and equipped with a large shield, to be seen e.g. on the gold rm°~^rllax
655
t F'g- 462. Fig. 463.
…
110 d°ul>t ),g ')Ut "' a Scythian or a Russian peasant; to others he is Poseidon. But
657
21 5 with F \published by G- Winckelmann Momtmenti antiehi inediii2 Roma
…
S? Sc<>/e fr. "UW in h"s castle at Tegel. See further G. F. Waagen Das Schloss Tegel
…
^Se'ne jf* now in his castle at Tegel. See further G. F. Waagen Das Schloss Teg,
659
x B • See further G. F. Waagen op. cit. p. 16, Einzelaufnahmen no. 2990 with Text
…
'n the Jr l'16 Pe'ra'e>rs. See, however, the objections raised by P. Arndt and G. Lippold
661
^P°lt»8i \ G' He>'ne)» 'AlVS » SxXois ave$opev, schol. Find. CV. 7. 66 a fr'ioi 8^ rip
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i 27 duller)) T?' °1' ?' 66a 2w<rl'3")s W 'E/y»j> 0i)<" (Sosib. /ra^. 7 (/<>'«.?. Wrf. G>. ii.
662
black-figured vase of my type (4), now in the Museo Municipale at Orvieto (G. gf
…
Schriften Halle a.S. 1886 ii. 635—722), G. Loeschcke 'Tiber Darstellungen der ^ ^
…
parent's head), id. Didale Paris 1930 p. 263 n. 5 with fig. 17, 4, G. Ancey
670
3 H. G. G. Payne Necrocorinthia Oxford 1931 p. 142 cites an Argive-.Con^,^
…
confidence 'to the second and third quarters of the sixth century' (W. Lamb ^g^e in
679
' P}- G—H, Gerhard Etr. Spiegel iv. 12 f. pi. 284, 1 ( = my fig. 488), A. Fabre
…
his th m armour risi"g f'orn his head. Left and right of him, leaning on the back of
690
which to me at least is very unconvincing (see e.g. the criticisms of C. Picard 1H
…
denn 13 war von 12 her schwer belastet. Dem entspricht der grosse Barren g ]\litte
694
Fig. 507. Fig. 508. Fig. 509. F'g- 5I°'
…
Nationalmus. pi. 142 no. 2357, pi. 143 no. 2383, pi. 2 to. no. ii. 1330, CP' ' g xiii
700
Museum (G. Henzen in the Ann. d. Inst. 1842 xiy. 90—103, Mon.
…
the Louvre (G. Conestabile in the Bull. d. Inst. 1861 p. 214 f., R. Schneider Die Gebtl^
704
v. 14 pi. 788 fig. 1973, cp. pi. 802 G fig. 1973 a (reversed), Brunn—
…
La sctilpture antique Paris 1926 ii. 84, 160, 170, G. M. A. Richter The ^&xao^
706
p. 119 pi. 27, 3), Hypnos (B. Sauer in Roscher Lex. Myth. i. 2849 ff0> tlie wind'g°
…
M. Collignon Le Parthhion Paris (1909—1912) pi. 78, 29 and pi. 83, 12. . g_
…
pi. 30 f., G. Lippold in Pauly—Wissowa Real-Enc. xiv. 58. The bronze origin* ^
…
wangler G/yptothek zu Miittchen p. 291 ff. no. 287, ib." p. 309 ff. no. 287, id. £'n g^,
…
Parthenon, and attributes to a pre-Lysippean master. Klein's results were- ^ g,
…
pi. 238 a, b, but by nobody else (see e.g. Furtwangler Glyptothek zu Miinchen p- ^n
711
Eileithyia. This was conjectured in 1876 by G. Loeschcke2, and
…
1 A. H. Smith in the Brit. Hut. Cat. Sculpture i. nof. no. 303 G, A Guide to
…
G. Loeschcke in the Arch. Zeit. 1876 xxxiv. 118.
712
Eileithyia is an easy task, thanks to F. Studniczka and G. Dickins.
…
Spyia ttjs Aij/tT/rpos eve-yKeiv irpiiiTt)V etc Hapov (pairly. g
713
cation, first mooted by F. G. Welcker2 in 1817, doubted by
…
F. G. Welcker in the Zeitschriftfiir Gescliichte und Auslegung der alien Kunst 1817
714
suggest an attitude of simple repose and are inconsistent e.g. with
…
2 A. H. Smith in the Brit. Mus. Cat. Sculpture i. 107 f. fig. 9 (no. G 281, not >
717
E-g. supra i. 128 pi. 12, cp. 130 pi. 13.
…
(') The Kekropides Aglauros, Herse, and Pandrosos (F. G. Welcker supra p. 71J
728
E. Riickert1, and G. Hermann2 early in the nineteenth century,
…
tations4. F. G. Welcker5, like Diogenes, took Zeus to be the
…
" G.Hermann De Graeca Minerva Lipsiae 1837 p. 11 (id. Opuscula Lipsiae ^
732
explanation put forward the next year by G. Ancey7. He holds
…
7 G. Ancey 'La naissance d'Athena' in the Rev. Arch. 1913 i. 209—2H- >aura>'
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9 G. Ancey id. p. 210 'Athena est la Kbpy KeKopvB/xipri, Kbppys (virb xbpov) v
742
Uocreibwva' AirbWwva Ata irtpi ydp.ojf ttjs OStlSos tplaai, Kutkvdrjvat. bi avrois Kara rt^g
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comments of Kiientzle in Roscher Lex. Myth. iii. 1028 ff. and Sir J. G. Frazei
753
g'ves us in gilded relief a close copy of the central group (fig. 53S)2.
…
6 g- p1 llm es ganz correct zu sagen, als der Palast des Kekrops...zu erklaren ist.'
763
j^j .^or -A-tnena standing beside her olive see e.g.]. n. Svoronos Les monnaies d'Athhies
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p g rrnann Athenatypen auf griechischen Miimett Mtinchen 1900 - o »«r
764
4 My colleague Dr J. A. Ramsay kindly refers me to G. A. Boulenger The ^na^,js>
…
6 One bearded (!), the other beardless. For bearded snakes cp. e.g. supra i>. n
767
SerPent seeN. G. Polites MeWr?) M rod piovT&v Newripuv"E\\iivuv Athens 1871 i. 165 ff.
…
f en- 8. 287 ff., paus. ,. 24. 2, Hyg. fab. 30) and in art (e.g. the decorative bronze
…
G- Dickins Catalogue of the Acropolis Museum Cambridge 1912 i. 74 f. figs.
768
In this he is followed by G. Dickins5, M. Schede6, and the majority
…
5 G. Dickins op, cit. p. 62 ff. fig.
779
(1) an older and better type in Louvre no. 4144 (G. P. Campana Anticlie opere in plastica
…
(2) a later, less satisfactory version of it in Villa Albani no. 181 (G. Winckelmann
784
3 Schol. Aristoph. vesp. 1086 y\avKa Si tt)v ' kd-qvav KaXei. W. G. Rutherford Sen
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fig. 580) Vienna, Sir G. F. Hill Coins of Ancient Sicily London 1903 p. 155 (• p'" \ 'rfifi
789
sir G. Macdonald C«'« Types Glasgow 1905 p. 43 ff., C. Seltman Greek Coins
…
other"' ?crit>ed in I-G. 11, 2, 875 sqq., and I.G. II, 5, 875 b sqq., together with four
799
Uton^a -°S' found at Todi' and now preserved in the Villa Giulia (G. Bendinelli in the
…
in ft„, , S SUcn anc' has become a commonplace soul-bird of the Seiren sort (G. Weicker
801
can hardly be, as G. Weicker2 supposes, the soul of a valiant
…
, G> Weicker Der Seclenvogel Leipzig 1902 p. 35 fig- >5 ( = m)' fiS- 6o1'-
807
l0c. " riglU: >'<-''> Beazl ey's suggestion notwithstanding, G. Lippold and H. B. Walters
…
*l "g. 221.
814
ii. 99 n. i, W. Judeich Topographic von Athen* Mtinchen 1931 pp. 218 n. 1, 22^ '.^g
…
suggested blood (Artemid. oneirocr. 1. 73 poaX di Tpavpi&tuv elel G-nnavTiKoX Sat T^ ^ ^j,
817
fr*g. 1, 11 f. (Frag. com. Gr. iii. 556 f. Meineke) ap. Athen. 84 c). Her connexion with
…
coins of Melos is always a pomegranate, never an apple (see e.g. Babelon
820
see G. Fougeres in Daremberg—Saglio Diet. Ant. hi. 1917 f. fig. 5050.
…
(G. Fougeres in Daremberg—Saglio Diet. Ant. iii. 1925 fig. 5060: see further
832
Terra-cotta Relief ib. pp. 354—357 figs. 2—6 aptly cites several parallels, e.g- ^'^^ is
…
examples in Ebert Reallex. vii pi. 143 Sun-god (4 pairs of horns) and pi. i45> ^ g j_,'Ar'
…
compares part of the stele of Ur-Nammu, on which the coil is rendered as having ^ ^g
833
£ m to the Cypriote form of ankh on coins of Salamis (e.g. Brit. Mus. Cat. Coins
…
Fli \l "' '34^i 339 £)■ Yet other interpretations are still rife (see e.g. Sir W. M.
…
'yre-nl £ar'y 'Ionic' sculpture, e.g. the left hand of the rejoicing woman or of the
843
specimens in my collection), the winged Nike from Delos (G. M. A. Richter TheSculpture
…
'G?—176 pi. N. Both in Reinach Re"p. Vases i. 284 and 288. I have once more to thank
…
occurs e.g. in imperial coin-types. An unpublished bronze piece issued by Valerian i for
…
4 F. Kuhnert in Roscher lex. Myth. iii. 1986 ff., G. Glotz in Daremberg—Saglio Diet.
845
G°rg6nionh. Hence E. Gerhard6, G. R. Gaedechens7, and many more8
…
3 D. G. Hogarth in the Journ. Hell. Stud. 1902 xxii. 84 no. 76 fig. 20, no. 78 fig. 22.
…
7 G. R. Gaedechens in J. S. Ersch-J. G. Gruber Allgemeine Encycbpiidie der
846
and R. G. Collingwood15 labels it 'an apotropaic mask.' Finally-
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3 C. Dilthey in the Ann. d. Inst. 1871 xliii. 214. .g
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16 R. G. Collingwood—J. N. L. Myres Roman Britain and the Engl'*'1 J
850
4 G. Glotz in Daremberg—Saglio Diet. Ant. ii. 1627. ^
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contest of beauty between Medousa and Athena was a commonplace of the later ta^e[g,
856
F'g- 675 a billon statir of Lesbos c. 550—440 B.C. (McClean Cat. Corns iii. 103
…
assembled at the temple of Minerva (Ov. fast. 6. 651 ff. with Sir J. G. Frazer's com-
859
1 G. Wissowa in Roscher Lex. Myth. ii. 2989, id. Rel. Knit. Rom.2 p. 254 f.,
…
Sulien (F. G. Holweck A Biographical Dictionary of the Saints St Louis, Mo. 1924
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'gnis tabuit, vertit (vertitur codd. G. B. P2., Westerm., anon. Leid. Voss.) in globos
…
(Halle 1854) P- 220 and R. G. Collingwood—J. N. L. Myres Roman Britain and
863
interpreted. G. Scharf2 in 1855 declared that it is not a Gorgoneion
…
of Medousa with Phobos. R. G. Collingwood4 derives the type,
…
G. Scharf in Archaeologia 1855 xxxvi. 194 ff. The flowing locks are streams of
…
R. G. Collingwood—J. N. L. My res Roman Britain and the English Settlements
…
g' °> G. Scharf in Archaeologia 1855 xxxvi. 198 f., H. M. Scarth op. cit. p. 24).
869
«W. num." p. 232 fig. i45, id. Coins of the Greeks p. 62 pi. 35, 6, Sir G. F. Hill
…
HiM S° by numismatic wrilers in general (B. V. Head, Sir G. Macdonald, Sir G. F.
…
Bat eissenDorn (ed- - Lipsiae 1930). Older editors, e.g. A. Drakenborch (ed. Lugd.
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §9. Zeus and the rain / (i) Zeus Hýes
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §9. Zeus and the rain / (j) Zeus and the hail
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §10. Zeus and the meteorites / (a) The cult of meteorites
882
been collected in a series of important papers by Mr G. A.
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2 G. A. Wainwright 'The aniconic Form of Anion in the !\Tew Kingdom' in the
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from Karnak (fig. 5 after G. Daressy 'Une nouvelle forme d'Amon' ib. 1908 ix. 64—69
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witness the one found by G. A. Reisner in the inner part of Anion's temple at Napat*
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D. G. Hogarth in the Ann. Brit. Sch. Ath. 1899—1900 vi. 107 pi. x, 1 f. published
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §10. Zeus and the meteorites / (b) Baítyloi, Baitýlia, and Zeus Bétylos
887
G. F. Moore2 of Harvard felt constrained to protest against its
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1 On the litholatry of Greeks and Romans see e.g. De Visser De Gr. diis non ref.
…
2 G. F. Moore 'Baetylia' in the Am.Joum. Arch. 1903 vii. 198—208.
891
as I have supposed9, or a meteoric block, as Mr G. A. Wainwright
…
As is done by G. A. Wainwright in Palestine Exploration Fund: Quarterly State-
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §10. Zeus and the meteorites / (c) Kybele und meteorites
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §10. Zeus and the meteorites / (d) The stone of Elegabalos
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §10. Zeus and the meteorites / (e) The stone of Dousares
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §10. Zeus and the meteorites / (f) The stone siderítes or oreites
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §10. Zeus and the meteorites / (g) Ákmon
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §10. Zeus and the meteorites / (h) The stone of Kronos
928
adopts G. F. Schoemann's cj. waLSav 6' (sc. 'Bpij/Cs). t0
…
means always nomiua agentis (see e.g. K. Brugmann Griechische Grammatik* MUllC „
931
1 See E. Pottier Vases antiques du Louvre 3m= Serie Paris 1922 p. 236 no. G 366.
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-P* apart from those of the Oinanthe Painter'), G. M. A. Richter Red-figund Athenian
933
opinion is expressed by several modern critics, e.g. Collignon Hist, de la Sculpt, gr. ii.
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Mitth. 1880 iv. 1—25, is still highly problematic: see e.g. U. Koehler 'Praxiteles der
…
4 Paus. 8. 9. 1, with the remarks of G. M. A. Richter op. cit. p. 198 f. figs. 679—681.
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V*r Schleier von Sumer bis heute (Der A lie Orient xxxi Heft 1/2) F;g _77
936
Helsinki 1934 iii. 207 G 72 ' Unnatural parents eat children.'' See also J. A. MacCulloch
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G. Polfvka Anmerkungen zu den Kinder- u. Hatismarchen der Briider Grimm Leipzig
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(3airv\os be etsriv 6 eaira,pyavwp.£vos \160s, bv Kpbvos Kartiriev dvri rod Atbs. G. F. Moofe
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cp. G. Goetz Corpus glossariorum Latinorum Lipsiae 1888—1901 iii. 8, 52 fio.^^0
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §10. Zeus and the meteorites / (i) Zeus Kappótas
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §11. General conclusions with regard to Zeus as god of dark sky
956
among classical archaeologists: see e.g. H. Brunn ' La nascita di Venere sulla base del
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1900 xv. 136—144, H. G. Evelyn-White 'The Throne of Zeus at Olympia' in the Jourt'-
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Parthtnos (G. Fougeres VAcropole d'Athhies: Le Parthenon Paris 1910 ii. 2 pi. I34>
957
(J- G. Wilk inson Manners and Customs of the Ancient Egyptians London 1837 ii. 196
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Was enthroned on a pedestal representing two lions controlled by a servitor (G. Contenau
…
Etc. p t y y tne kter numismatic die-sinkers (e.g. Brit. A/us. Cat. Coins Macedonia,
958
3 See Sir J. G. Frazer and H. Hitzig—H. BlUmner ad loc, also G. Q. Gigli
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Some at least of the earlier types (e.g. the seated Zeus supra ii. 757 figs- ?° vjtli
959
Miss G. M. A. Richter The Sculpture and Sculptors of the Greeks Yale Univ. Press 1929
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History Cambridge 1936x1. 320 f. and G. Rodenwaldt ii. p. 800 f.) and the emperor
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known. See Overbeck Gr. Kunstmyth. Zeus p. 35 f. Munztaf. 2, 4. H. G. Evelyn-White
…
°«lin cabinet. H. G. Evelyn-White loc. cit. p. 51 fig. 2 illustrates it to the scale \.
…
■ G- Evelyn-White loc. cit. p. 51 fig. 3 illustrates it to the scale J. This coin, like
Maßstab/Farbkeil
344 The holed vessel in Egypt
The story of Kanopos implies the local cult of an actual man,
who died and was buried near the river-mouth. As a dead man he
would of course be identified with Osiris, and—from the position of
his grave—with Osiris as god of the Nile1. Nile-water was in fact
regarded as the very seed of Osiris2 and credited with generative
and fertilising powers of the highest order3. Apparently the divinised
Kanopos was represented by a terra-cotta strainer full of Nile-water.
Its holes were caulked with wax. Its surface was painted with
divers figures. And its neck was completed by the addition of a
human head. This peculiar, but not impossible, image must have
served some practical purpose; and it lies near at hand to conjecture
that in the hottest weather* the wax would melt, the image would
stream with water5, and a fertility-charm of exceptional potency
would automatically protect the neighbourhood from drought. The
alleged rencontre with the Chaldaeans is on this showing a later
moralising version of the previously existing rite6.
1 Heliod. 9. 9 6eoir\a.(TT0v<Ti tov NaXoc MyvivTioi Kal Kpeirrbvuv tov p.tywrov ayov<rw>
dvrip.ip.ov oupavov rbv Trorafibv ae/Avyyopovvres, ola 5tj 5ixa vt,<j>eruiv Kal iierCiv depiav t??
dpovniv-qv airoTs &pSovra Kal els 'iros del reraypLivois £wopi{3pL£ovTa. Kal ravrl fikv 0 iroXus
\eiis. a 5' tK6eid£ovttiv, iKetva. rod elvai Kal %r\v dvBpdnrovs, rty vypas re Kal ^pas ovo~las
ativoSov airiav p.d~kurra vop.i£ov<ri, to. 5' oiXXa oroi^eta roirois crvvwapx^v re Kal avvava<t>a^
eaBai \iyovres (an \eyovo-il) Kal tt)v p.ev vypdv, tov NeZXoc, Baripav 5e tt\v yrjv tt)V ctl'T^
i/jupaiveiv. Kal ravrl p.ev Stjp.oo-ievovai. irpbs 5e roiis jiiaras "\0~1v tt\v Trjv Kal'' Offipw
NeiXov KarayyiWovai, to. irpdyp.ara rots bvbp.ao-l /j.erd\afi^dvovres. On this equivalent
Osiris and the Nile see further Gruppe Gr. Myth. Rel. pp. 1573 n. 5, 1580 11. 8.
2 Supra ii. 482 n. o, infra n. 6. ^ I
3 Aisch. suppl. 853 ff. ix-qiTOT ISoiui rraXiv | a\<peaifioiov iiSup, \ 'ivBev de^bp-evov I
iditj>vTov alp.a /SpoTOicri 0dXXei with schol. 854 to faoirotovv rd Bpfy/xara, ?l £oV ■
p.era<popiKQs. Xtyei 5e < to > tou NeiXou and 856 dppevoybvov yap to vSoip tov 1 e'
SBev Zeis irtav IreKev "Apea. This exploit of Zeus is unrecorded elsewhere. Is
reference to the Egyptian Ares of Papremis (Hdt. 2. 63, cp. 2. 83)? Other »llusl°"^
the fertilising virtues of Nile-water are collected by R. Wagner in Roscher Lex.
Myth
111. 93.
4 Heliod. 9. 9 Kal yap was avviwetre Kal to. NeiXfia tote tt\v /j.eylffrijv wap A17ll7r
eoprrjv evearriKe'vai, Kara rpowas /xiv ras Beptvas p.d\wra Kal or' dpx'nv rrjs av^rjosas 0 jt _
e/xtpaivei reXov/ikv-qv, k.t.X. On the NciXiya see R. Wagner in Roscher Lex. Myth.
5 Sweating or weeping statues, whether ancient (e.g. Cic. de div. r. 74> 4" $ ' ie,g.
Obs. 31, Loukian. de dea Syr. 36 (supra i. 585), cp. supra ii. 428) or modem
P. Sebillot Le Folk-lore de France Paris 1907 iv. 165), are (SXXos \6yos. :p] r
6 W.Weber Drei Untersuchungen zur dgyptisch-griechischen Religion HeK'e'kel^0111es
pp. 42, 48 (summarised by G. Roeder in Pauly—Wissowa Real-Enc. x. 1872 W ^ at
to the conclusion that the god Kanopos was a local type of Osiris-Neilos wor ^j,;cb
the mouth of the Nile. Osiris was hidden inside the jar in
the form of Nile-water^. ^
is known to have played a considerable part in late religious rites (e.g- j TQp
Os. 36 oi p.6vov 5k rbv NeTXov dWa wav bypbv dw\as 'OalpiSos dwopporp* KoKovd ^e^et,
lepav del wpowop-wetiei to i/dpeiov iwl rtp.7j tov Beov). More exactly, according q(j f0r
Kanopos was the Osiris-Neilos of fresh water: Set-Typhon, his opponent, s
The story of Kanopos implies the local cult of an actual man,
who died and was buried near the river-mouth. As a dead man he
would of course be identified with Osiris, and—from the position of
his grave—with Osiris as god of the Nile1. Nile-water was in fact
regarded as the very seed of Osiris2 and credited with generative
and fertilising powers of the highest order3. Apparently the divinised
Kanopos was represented by a terra-cotta strainer full of Nile-water.
Its holes were caulked with wax. Its surface was painted with
divers figures. And its neck was completed by the addition of a
human head. This peculiar, but not impossible, image must have
served some practical purpose; and it lies near at hand to conjecture
that in the hottest weather* the wax would melt, the image would
stream with water5, and a fertility-charm of exceptional potency
would automatically protect the neighbourhood from drought. The
alleged rencontre with the Chaldaeans is on this showing a later
moralising version of the previously existing rite6.
1 Heliod. 9. 9 6eoir\a.(TT0v<Ti tov NaXoc MyvivTioi Kal Kpeirrbvuv tov p.tywrov ayov<rw>
dvrip.ip.ov oupavov rbv Trorafibv ae/Avyyopovvres, ola 5tj 5ixa vt,<j>eruiv Kal iierCiv depiav t??
dpovniv-qv airoTs &pSovra Kal els 'iros del reraypLivois £wopi{3pL£ovTa. Kal ravrl fikv 0 iroXus
\eiis. a 5' tK6eid£ovttiv, iKetva. rod elvai Kal %r\v dvBpdnrovs, rty vypas re Kal ^pas ovo~las
ativoSov airiav p.d~kurra vop.i£ov<ri, to. 5' oiXXa oroi^eta roirois crvvwapx^v re Kal avvava<t>a^
eaBai \iyovres (an \eyovo-il) Kal tt)v p.ev vypdv, tov NeZXoc, Baripav 5e tt\v yrjv tt)V ctl'T^
i/jupaiveiv. Kal ravrl p.ev Stjp.oo-ievovai. irpbs 5e roiis jiiaras "\0~1v tt\v Trjv Kal'' Offipw
NeiXov KarayyiWovai, to. irpdyp.ara rots bvbp.ao-l /j.erd\afi^dvovres. On this equivalent
Osiris and the Nile see further Gruppe Gr. Myth. Rel. pp. 1573 n. 5, 1580 11. 8.
2 Supra ii. 482 n. o, infra n. 6. ^ I
3 Aisch. suppl. 853 ff. ix-qiTOT ISoiui rraXiv | a\<peaifioiov iiSup, \ 'ivBev de^bp-evov I
iditj>vTov alp.a /SpoTOicri 0dXXei with schol. 854 to faoirotovv rd Bpfy/xara, ?l £oV ■
p.era<popiKQs. Xtyei 5e < to > tou NeiXou and 856 dppevoybvov yap to vSoip tov 1 e'
SBev Zeis irtav IreKev "Apea. This exploit of Zeus is unrecorded elsewhere. Is
reference to the Egyptian Ares of Papremis (Hdt. 2. 63, cp. 2. 83)? Other »llusl°"^
the fertilising virtues of Nile-water are collected by R. Wagner in Roscher Lex.
Myth
111. 93.
4 Heliod. 9. 9 Kal yap was avviwetre Kal to. NeiXfia tote tt\v /j.eylffrijv wap A17ll7r
eoprrjv evearriKe'vai, Kara rpowas /xiv ras Beptvas p.d\wra Kal or' dpx'nv rrjs av^rjosas 0 jt _
e/xtpaivei reXov/ikv-qv, k.t.X. On the NciXiya see R. Wagner in Roscher Lex. Myth.
5 Sweating or weeping statues, whether ancient (e.g. Cic. de div. r. 74> 4" $ ' ie,g.
Obs. 31, Loukian. de dea Syr. 36 (supra i. 585), cp. supra ii. 428) or modem
P. Sebillot Le Folk-lore de France Paris 1907 iv. 165), are (SXXos \6yos. :p] r
6 W.Weber Drei Untersuchungen zur dgyptisch-griechischen Religion HeK'e'kel^0111es
pp. 42, 48 (summarised by G. Roeder in Pauly—Wissowa Real-Enc. x. 1872 W ^ at
to the conclusion that the god Kanopos was a local type of Osiris-Neilos wor ^j,;cb
the mouth of the Nile. Osiris was hidden inside the jar in
the form of Nile-water^. ^
is known to have played a considerable part in late religious rites (e.g- j TQp
Os. 36 oi p.6vov 5k rbv NeTXov dWa wav bypbv dw\as 'OalpiSos dwopporp* KoKovd ^e^et,
lepav del wpowop-wetiei to i/dpeiov iwl rtp.7j tov Beov). More exactly, according q(j f0r
Kanopos was the Osiris-Neilos of fresh water: Set-Typhon, his opponent, s