Orpheus and Greek religion : a study of the Orphic movement
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TextSeries: (Mythos)Princeton, NJ Princeton University Press c1993Description: xl, 291 p., [15] p. of plates ill.; bibliog. refs.; indicesContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 0691024995
- BL820.O7 G8 1993
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Orig. pub.: London : Methuen, 1952.. Foreword to Mythos ed. by Larry J. Alderink
Foreword to the Mythos edition - Larry J. Alderink. Preface. 1 Famous Orpheus. 2 What is meant by Orphism. 3 Orpheus and his story. 4 The creation and the gods as presented by Orpheus. 5 The future life as seen by Orpheus. 6 Life and practices of the follower of Orpheus. 7 Orpheus and other Greek religious thinkers. 8 Orpheus in the Hellenistic and Graeco-Roman world
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