1897 William John Courthope: Life in Poetry: Poetical Decadencehttps://www.lyriktheorie.uni-wuppertal.de/lyriktheorie/texte/1897_courthope1.html
common to all the fine arts, may, I think, be formulated as follows. In the infancy of poetry or painting the universal element of life predominates over the individual; men's ima
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Hermes and Hermeticismhttp://www.gnosis.org/hermes.htm
their Semitic counterparts, the Greeks claimed no uniqueness for their deities but freely acknowledged that the Olympians often had exact analogues in the gods of other nations. T
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Myth, Philosophy, Why the Greeks?, Parmenides, Greek Historyhttps://friesian.com/greek.htm
are no Muses of plastic arts (painting, sculpture, architecture), or of philosophy: The Muse Clio, detail of "The Art of Painting," or "The Painter in his Studio," Johannes Vermee
My Papers on Chronologyhttps://www.rcyoung.org/papers.html
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Solomon Spalding's Oberlin MS: 1886 LDS editionhttp://www.solomonspalding.com/docs/lds1886.htm
& skilled in the arts of war, and that on ground where thou now treadest many [an hard fou] a bloody {MS-004} Battle hath been fought -- & heroes by the thousand [have been] made
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