Prolegomena to the Study of Greek Religion
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It is not the guilty conscience of the murderer, but a sort of onset of the consciousness of the murdered.
^ Plat. Legg. ix. 865.
' Mr F. M. Comford draws my attention to a similar and even omder English saperstition. Sir Eenelm Digby, in his ObBervatioru on the Religio Medici (5th ed.
p. 128), maintains as against Sir Thomas Browne who says that apparitions are dcTils, that those that appear in oemeteries and charnel-houses are the souls of the dead which have * a byas and a languishing ' towa...rds their bodies, and that the body of a murdered man bleeds when the murderer approaches (* which is frequently seen in England') because the soul, desiring revenge, and being unable to speak, *mu8t endeavour to cause a motion in the subtilest or most fluid parts (and consequently the most moveable ones) of it. This can be nothing but the blood, which then being violently moved, must needs gush out at those places where it findeth issues.' Digiti ized by Google v] The Curse of the Blood 219 Its action is local, and hence the injunction that the murderer must leave the land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is not the guilty conscience of the murderer, but a sort of onset of the consciousness of the murdered.
^ Plat. Legg. ix. 865.
' Mr F. M. Comford draws my attention to a similar and even omder English saperstition. Sir Eenelm Digby, in his ObBervatioru on the Religio Medici (5th ed.
p. 128), maintains as against Sir Thomas Browne who says that apparitions are dcTils, that those that appear in oemeteries and charnel-houses are the souls of the dead which have * a byas and a languishing ' towa...rds their bodies, and that the body of a murdered man bleeds when the murderer approaches (* which is frequently seen in England') because the soul, desiring revenge, and being unable to speak, *mu8t endeavour to cause a motion in the subtilest or most fluid parts (and consequently the most moveable ones) of it. This can be nothing but the blood, which then being violently moved, must needs gush out at those places where it findeth issues.' Digiti ized by Google v] The Curse of the Blood 219 Its action is local, and hence the injunction that the murderer must leave the land.
What to read after Prolegomena to the Study of Greek Religion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harrison Jane Ellen to read onlineMoreLess
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