The Makers of Hellas: A Critical Inquiry Into the Philosophy and Religion of Ancient GreeceC. Griffin, Limited, 1903 - 711 pages |
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... Phoenicians • 179 The Ionians The Achæan Age · 189 Pelasgi , Danaans and Achæans Mycenæ . The Thessalian Invasion . 193 The oldest Monuments of Greece · The Achæans ( Boeotians ) 195 The Great Migrations 201 The Walls The Idea of God ...
... Phoenicians • 179 The Ionians The Achæan Age · 189 Pelasgi , Danaans and Achæans Mycenæ . The Thessalian Invasion . 193 The oldest Monuments of Greece · The Achæans ( Boeotians ) 195 The Great Migrations 201 The Walls The Idea of God ...
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... Phoenicians in the command of the Medi- terranean , and therefore we are apt to infer that they derived their seafaring knowledge from these first mariners . Not so . That Greek seamanship was entirely of native origin and home growth ...
... Phoenicians in the command of the Medi- terranean , and therefore we are apt to infer that they derived their seafaring knowledge from these first mariners . Not so . That Greek seamanship was entirely of native origin and home growth ...
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... Phoenicians and Lycians - who paid them visits from time to time . Across the bridge formed by the islands of Rhodes , Carpathos , Casos , Crete , Cythera , with the intervening little islets , came the Phoenicians , and although their ...
... Phoenicians and Lycians - who paid them visits from time to time . Across the bridge formed by the islands of Rhodes , Carpathos , Casos , Crete , Cythera , with the intervening little islets , came the Phoenicians , and although their ...
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... Phoenicians that its name among them , rimmon , was identical with that of their sun - god , Hadad - Rimmon ( F. C. Movers , Die Phoenizier , i . p . 197 ; Hehn , op . cit . , p . 206 et seq . ) . Among the Hellenes it was sacred to ...
... Phoenicians that its name among them , rimmon , was identical with that of their sun - god , Hadad - Rimmon ( F. C. Movers , Die Phoenizier , i . p . 197 ; Hehn , op . cit . , p . 206 et seq . ) . Among the Hellenes it was sacred to ...
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... Phoenicians , who used it in the production of the famous Tyrian dye . Last of all , we notice the still more humble sponge , which was known to Homer ; and the tortoise , which figures in that quaintest of all quaint myths , the story ...
... Phoenicians , who used it in the production of the famous Tyrian dye . Last of all , we notice the still more humble sponge , which was known to Homer ; and the tortoise , which figures in that quaintest of all quaint myths , the story ...
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