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"70 Eleusinian andepaotXeooev zaTaTapTapcoaac TOV Tuarepat.EtTa TOV Aia 8isieotto 6 Atovoao^, 6vcpaat %ar eirtpooXiQV TTJ<;cHpac too? rcspt omooaTuotparuetv,*at TCDV aap^cov aotoy. Kat TOOTOU^ opyca^sc^ 6 Zsoc,ac s% TYJC atftaXiqc"^vatjtcov avaSofl-svicov ^ aotcov, 6X7]^Ytv vjjia^ saoto jc, GO/ OTCsv TCVCv ?TI,5C[J->%ai 00% avpjx-ov S^SYS, aXX 5 Git oo SetOos a)^ TOO acojxaToc StovootaxooTJ[J.(OV*(JtepG^ Y a Pa^ to J SGJJLSV, etYe sx tr^Ttiavcov aoY%et(JLefl-a Y yaa l JLS~vcov TCOV aap^wv TOOTOO. rO (isv oov Scoxpa-TYJCepYCpTOOfTCOppTjTOV SctT-VO^, TOO [JLO^OO.TupoaTtO-jiat TOO co^ sv Ttvt cppooparOt 5s s^TjY^Tai ^GV (lo^ov JipGartiJ-eaotvea)fl-ev. After this he beautifully observes,That these four governments signifythe different gradations of virtues, according to which our soul contains the symbolsof all the qualities, both contemplative andpurifying, social and ethical; for it either
Bacchic Mysteries. 71operates according to the theoretic or contemplative virtues, the model of which is thegovernment of Uranus or Heaven, that wemay begin from on high; and on this account Uranus (Heaven) is so called TrapaTOO TO. avo) opcfv,from beholding the thingsabove : Or it lives purely, the exemplar ofwhich is the Kronian or Saturnian kingdom ;and on this account Kronos is named asKoro-nous, one who perceives through himself. Hence he is said to devour his ownthe conversion of himoffspring,signifyingself into his own substance : or it operatesaccording to the social virtues, the symbol of which is the government of Jupiter.Hence, Jupiter is styled the Demiurgus,as operating about secondary things: orit operates according to both the ethicaland physical virtues, the symbol of whichis the kingdom of Bacchus; and on thisaccount is fabled to be torn in pieces bythe Titans, because the virtues are not cutoff by "Jeach other. ACVOTTOVTOII(lege caviT-TovTca) 5s Tooc Sta^spooc pa&jiooc TCOV a 4os-TCOV
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SltcljaicVOL. I.ELEUSINIAN AND BACC
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Copyright, 1891, byJ. W. BOUTON.THE
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Bacchic Ceremonies.
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EleusinianPriestesses.Bacchante and
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Kleusiiiian Mysteries.
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Apollo ami Muses.
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120 Eleusinian andAndrequisite to t
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122 Eleusinian andindivisible natur
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124 Eleusiriian anda death mean but
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Bacchic Mysteries. 129life] is impl
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Bacchic Mysteries.133But of these s
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Proserpina. Greek. Bacchus. India.C
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Bacchic Mysteries. 143residence of
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Bacchic Mysteries. 147these energie
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Bacchic Mysteries. 149Castra movent
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Proserpina gathering Flowers.Pluto
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154 Bacchic Mysteries.O male dileet
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158 Eleusinian andCeres, and bewail
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160 Bacchic Mysteries.the divisible
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164 Eleusinian andnamely, the fixed
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166 Bacchic Mysteries.phyry, in his
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Bacchic Mysteries. 171earth, whose
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Cupid and Venus. Satyr and Goat. Ba
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"176 Bacchic Mysteries.tious p
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178 Eleusinian andNothing more is m
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Psyche Asleep in Hades.
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194 Eleusinian andTrapfO[Jiy]p(pnpo
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196 Bacchic Mysteries.no other than
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Bacchic Mysteries. 199place, then,
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Bacchic Mysteries. 201sary for her
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"comes a Bacchus ;Bacchic Myst
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Bacchic Mysteries. 207,oftsvTOcpuTo
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Bacchic Mysteries. 209And the same
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Hercules Reclining.
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216 Eleusinian andBut Ocean s circl
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222 Eleusinian andAnd thus much, fo
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224 Eleusinian andchus, as will be
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226 Eleusinian andWas sav d in ^the
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228 Bacchic Mysteries.think, we may
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230 Appendix.(ov TC/,aytoc- Etta ya
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232 Appendix.mysteries of Sabazius,
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"Appendix. 235be mine, and the
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Appendix. 237discourses, and those
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Appendix. 239He is the breath of al
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Nymphs and Centaurs.GLOSSARY.Aporrh
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Glossary. 243EnergyEternalOperation
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Glossary. 245Interpreter continued.
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"RevoltGlossary. 247A rolling
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List of Illustrations. 249woven int
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