 | James Warburton Begbie - 1882 - 494 pagine
...more reasons than one," he remarks, " from the greatness of the evil, for the word hpoe also means great, or because the cure of it is not human, but divine; or from the notion that the disease occurred from the entrance of a demon into the man." Plato, in the ' Timseus,'... | |
 | James Warburton Begbie - 1882 - 468 pagine
...more reasons than one," he remarks, " from the greatness of the evil, for the word Icpoc also means great, or because the cure of it is not human, but divine ; or from the notion that the disease occurred from the entrance of a demon into the man." Plato, in the ' Timseus,'... | |
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also signifies great; or because the cure of it is not human, but divine; or from the opinion that it proceeded from the entrance of a demon into the man: from some one, or all these causes together, it has been called Sacred. 