The Mythology of the Aryan Nations volume 1
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-^4( Thus was produced an epic as magnificent as it is com- CHAP. Plicated ; but through, all its intricacy may be traced the • ^ — thread of the original myth : and the fact that it may be so The tale traced becomes the more remarkable as we realise the exteno Achilleis. To which the process of disintegration has been carried on. If the poem does not exhibit the systematised theogony of Hesiod, still Phoibos is in it a person distinct from Helios, Artemis, or Athene. Hekabe is no longer identi...fied with Selene or Leto : Zeus is no longer one with Ouranos. Only a few signs remain of that interchangeable character which is so prominent in the gods of the earlier Vedic poems. And further, the Iliad, by the admission alike of those who uphold and of those who reject the Wolfian theory, necessarily exhibits the later elements which must spring up with the growth of a definite religion, and the developcment of some- thing like civil government. Still, on the Trojan shore, facing the island of Tenedos, the old tale is repeated, which assumes a gloomier form in the mythology of the North.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
-^4( Thus was produced an epic as magnificent as it is com- CHAP. Plicated ; but through, all its intricacy may be traced the • ^ — thread of the original myth : and the fact that it may be so The tale traced becomes the more remarkable as we realise the exteno Achilleis. To which the process of disintegration has been carried on. If the poem does not exhibit the systematised theogony of Hesiod, still Phoibos is in it a person distinct from Helios, Artemis, or Athene. Hekabe is no longer identi...fied with Selene or Leto : Zeus is no longer one with Ouranos. Only a few signs remain of that interchangeable character which is so prominent in the gods of the earlier Vedic poems. And further, the Iliad, by the admission alike of those who uphold and of those who reject the Wolfian theory, necessarily exhibits the later elements which must spring up with the growth of a definite religion, and the developcment of some- thing like civil government. Still, on the Trojan shore, facing the island of Tenedos, the old tale is repeated, which assumes a gloomier form in the mythology of the North.
What to read after The Mythology of the Aryan Nations volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cox, George W. (George William), 1827-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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