World Literature And Its Place in General Culture
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[231] THE FIVE LITERARY BIBLES knowledge — fused in an ardor of religious devotion, devotion of course of the Catholic type. In any version of the story Christian theology must play a part; in the Mighty Magician we find successive articles of the faith dilated upon for page after page with untiring enthusiasm, a devout exuberance reflect- ing audiences that only Spain could pro...duce. It is again the religious aspect of magic which is prominent ; nature powers are seen as the evil coimterpart to the sacred might of the holy religion. Lucifer acknowl- edges himself as Antichrist, as Satan, as the Serpent, as the one who tempted the first father of mankind, and vainly tempted its God ia his human form ; he is the Son of the Morning, fallen from heaven, and going to and fro in the earth, armed with the very instrument of hate that blasted him — lightning anticipates his coming and the thunder rolls behind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is something more than a translation: an example of the "mediating interpretation" discussed below, pages 311-2.
[231] THE FIVE LITERARY BIBLES knowledge — fused in an ardor of religious devotion, devotion of course of the Catholic type. In any version of the story Christian theology must play a part; in the Mighty Magician we find successive articles of the faith dilated upon for page after page with untiring enthusiasm, a devout exuberance reflect- ing audiences that only Spain could pro...duce. It is again the religious aspect of magic which is prominent ; nature powers are seen as the evil coimterpart to the sacred might of the holy religion. Lucifer acknowl- edges himself as Antichrist, as Satan, as the Serpent, as the one who tempted the first father of mankind, and vainly tempted its God ia his human form ; he is the Son of the Morning, fallen from heaven, and going to and fro in the earth, armed with the very instrument of hate that blasted him — lightning anticipates his coming and the thunder rolls behind.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moulton, Richard Green, 1849-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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