 And here it would seem as if in all mythology there were a sort of prophetic perception of what had to be completed in a holier, higher form in the mighty works which Christianity has taught us to contemplate. Let us not be accused of irreverence when...  The Archaeological Journal - Pagina 1521883Visualizzazione completa - Informazioni su questo libro
 | 1882 - 308 pagine
...Christianity has taught us to contemplate. Let us not be accused of irreverence when we fancy that there are such traces of prophetic truth in these wild poetic...three times three days, and saw the bitter evil of man ! when the God-principle (under another name) descends into Jotunheim to combat the Giants, we are... | |
 | 1882 - 322 pagine
...Christianity has taught us to contemplate. Let us not be accused of irreverence when we fancy that there are such traces of prophetic truth in these wild poetic...three times three days, and saw the bitter evil of man ! when the God-principle (under another name) descends into Jotunheim to combat the Giants, we are... | |
 | 1882 - 328 pagine
...Christianity has taught us to contemplate. Let us not be accused of irreverence when we fancy that there are such traces of prophetic truth in these wild poetic...three times three days, and saw the bitter evil of man ! when the God-principle (under another name) descends into Jotunheim to combat the Giants, we are... | |
 | Cumberland and Westmorland Antiquarian and Archaeological Society - 1883 - 646 pagine
...Christianity has taught us to contemplate. Let us not be accused of irreverence when we fancy that there are such traces of prophetic truth in these wild poetic...three times three days, and saw the bitter evil of man ! When the God-principle (under another name) descends into Jotunheim to combat the Giants, we are... | |
 | Cumberland and Westmorland Antiquarian and Archaeological Society - 1883 - 670 pagine
...Christianity has taught us to contemplate. Let us not be accused of irreverence when we fancy that there are such traces of prophetic truth in these wild poetic...a wondrous weird song, tells his worshippers that lie hung from a cursed tree three times three days, and saw the bitter evil of man ! When the God-principle... | |
 | William Slater Calverley - 1899 - 546 pagine
...Christianity has taught us to contemplate. Let us not be accused of irreverence when we fancy that there are such traces of prophetic truth in these wild poetic...three times three days, and saw the bitter evil of man ! When the God-principle (under another name) descends into Jotunheim to combat the giants, we are... | |
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