IN characterizing the genius of the Greeks Mr Ruskin says: 'there is no dread in their hearts; pensiveness, amazement, often deepest grief and desolation, but terror never.
An edition of Prolegomena to the study of Greek religion
(1903)
Prolegomena to the Study of Greek Religion
New Ed edition
by Jane Ellen Harrison
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Cults, Greek Cultus, Greek Mythology, Religion, Religious Mysteries, Rites and ceremonies, Mythology, greek, Greece, religion, Godsdienst, Riten, Griekse oudheidPlaces
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