Excerpt from De Symbolis Pythagoreis<br/><br/>Si semper antiquis tantum scriptis ad symbola explicanda uti mihi proposuissem, desperandum fuit, in multis enim casui debetur, quod illa ratione huius vel illius symboli sensus ex plicetur. Itaque saeime alio confugiendum erat. Atque primum quidem nonnulla profeci libris quibusdam perlectis, qui et a Graecis et a Germanis de vita atque moribus Gracco rum recentiorum conscripti sunt. Nam hic quoque saepenumero cognosci potest, quanta pervicacia Opiniones quaedam super stitiosae ab antiquissimis Graeciae temporibus usque ad hunc diem permanserint. Cuius modi reliquias non tam ex Grae corum (b bilakis, Neugriech. Leben. Berlin 1840. Holiw;g yelà u; e'm mi? ?iov uò'v vewrs'pwv 'ellrjvwv, 'a3ffyde qui satis panca praebent, quam ex Germanorum libris cognovi, cum ex C. Wachsmuthii,, Das alte Griechenland im neuen tum ex B. Schmidtii libris,, Volksleben der Griechen, cuiue operis priorem tantum partem publici iuris factum esse maxim, dolendum est, et Marchon, Sagen und Volkslieder der Neu griechen. Deinde cum aliaram quoque Europae gentium inprimis Germanorum saepe mirum in modum consentiant cum Gracco rum, mihi gravissima quaeque neglegenda non esse videbantur, quamquam ad eonfirmandum eis magis quam ad demonstran dum utendum esse putavi. Hunc in usum maxime adhibui collationem A. Wuttkii:,, Der deutsche Volksaberglaube der Gegenwart. 3. Au?age v. Elard H. Meyer, Boro]. 1900, qua in citanda W littera utar. Quo tamen libro quamvis diligen tissime et uberrime scripto non inutilis facta est Jacobi Grimmii Mythologia Germanorum (ed. [v cur. E H. Meyer). Praetorea nonnulla recepi ex Weinholdii et Boltii,, Zeitschrift des Ver eins fùr Volkskunde.
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Paperback. Zustand: New. Print on Demand. This book explores the symbolic meanings of 22 common objects mentioned in ancient Greek texts, spanning from everyday items such as beans and rings, to animals and clothing articles like owls and head coverings. The author explores their diverse historical and cultural significance, seeking to understand their role in everyday life as well as their deeply engrained presence within religious rituals, superstition, and religious practices. Some of these symbols have remained integral to human life and religious practices, even into present times, though their original meanings may now be forgotten. Understanding the complex beliefs and superstitions of ancient Greece provides a unique lens through which to explore similar beliefs and customs throughout human history and across different cultures. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9781390700343_0
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