Collected Studies in Greek And Latin Scolarship
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In celebrating the festival according to the date of the sacrifice, whereas it should have been determined by the true 'end, ' that is the death, men had constantly antici- pated the intention of the heavenly powers. And so, in the usual fashion, the credit of the gods was saved, and a place made for practical correction. We need not indeed suppose that the sacrifice on Cenaeum was then for the first time invented. That Heracles offered there a part of his spoil had probably always been an inci...dent in the tale. What was new was to identify this as the final sacrifice, the occasion on which he received the fatal robe. To this amendment of the story and the practice 1 66 The Calendar in the refer both the traditional phrases presented by the ms. Version of our passage. When it was said that from 'the island altar' Heracles e/xoXe Travrj/jLepos, came home with all his days, the point to be made was that only after this last journey from Euboea to Oeta, and not before, had he absolutely and exactly completed the period fixed by the gods for the instructive cycle of his toils.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In celebrating the festival according to the date of the sacrifice, whereas it should have been determined by the true 'end, ' that is the death, men had constantly antici- pated the intention of the heavenly powers. And so, in the usual fashion, the credit of the gods was saved, and a place made for practical correction. We need not indeed suppose that the sacrifice on Cenaeum was then for the first time invented. That Heracles offered there a part of his spoil had probably always been an inci...dent in the tale. What was new was to identify this as the final sacrifice, the occasion on which he received the fatal robe. To this amendment of the story and the practice 1 66 The Calendar in the refer both the traditional phrases presented by the ms. Version of our passage. When it was said that from 'the island altar' Heracles e/xoXe Travrj/jLepos, came home with all his days, the point to be made was that only after this last journey from Euboea to Oeta, and not before, had he absolutely and exactly completed the period fixed by the gods for the instructive cycle of his toils.
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