Plutarch, כרך 111Twayne Publishers, 1970 - 177 עמודים |
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תוצאות 1-3 מתוך 28
עמוד 100
... gods , " those five days saw the birth to Rhea of five gods , one each day : Osiris first , Arueris ( also called Apollo and Elder Horus ) , Typhon , Isis , and last Nephthys , sometimes called Finality , Aphrodite , and Victory ( V. 12 ...
... gods , " those five days saw the birth to Rhea of five gods , one each day : Osiris first , Arueris ( also called Apollo and Elder Horus ) , Typhon , Isis , and last Nephthys , sometimes called Finality , Aphrodite , and Victory ( V. 12 ...
עמוד 107
... god : " For either the actual offend- ers have been made to pay , and there is no further need to punish the innocent , since even the guilty may not in justice be twice punished for the same offence , or the gods have indolently al ...
... god : " For either the actual offend- ers have been made to pay , and there is no further need to punish the innocent , since even the guilty may not in justice be twice punished for the same offence , or the gods have indolently al ...
עמוד 108
... gods : " As for the various tales of rapine and wanderings of the gods , their concealments and banishment and servitude , which men rehearse in legend and in song , all of these are , in fact , not things that were done to the gods or ...
... gods : " As for the various tales of rapine and wanderings of the gods , their concealments and banishment and servitude , which men rehearse in legend and in song , all of these are , in fact , not things that were done to the gods or ...
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