Natural ReligionAsian Educational Services, 1979 - 608 pages |
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... Etymology of μulos . - Myth , a word . - Eos . - Mythology universal . - Comparative mythology and its three ... etymology . - The names of gods.— The etymological meaning must be physical . - Learned and popular etymologies of Greeks ...
... Etymology of μulos . - Myth , a word . - Eos . - Mythology universal . - Comparative mythology and its three ... etymology . - The names of gods.— The etymological meaning must be physical . - Learned and popular etymologies of Greeks ...
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... Etymological Definition . Many people still imagine that an etymology is in itself a definition . This was an impression which prevailed widely in early times 2 , before the true principles of etymology had been discovered ; and it ...
... Etymological Definition . Many people still imagine that an etymology is in itself a definition . This was an impression which prevailed widely in early times 2 , before the true principles of etymology had been discovered ; and it ...
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... Etymological Definition of Religio . The etymological definition of religion has attracted considerable interest among theologians , owing to that kind of tacit persuasion that the etymology of the word must somehow or other help to ...
... Etymological Definition of Religio . The etymological definition of religion has attracted considerable interest among theologians , owing to that kind of tacit persuasion that the etymology of the word must somehow or other help to ...
Contents
LECTURE I | 1 |
LECTURE II | 27 |
the infinite led to religious ideas Tangible semitangible | 43 |
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