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] _Transactions of the Third International Congress of Religions_, Oxford, 1908, pp. 26-7. [10:1] _The Buddhist Dharma_, by Mrs. Rhys Davids. [10:2] See _Die Mutaziliten, oder die Freidenker im Islam_, von H. Steiner, 1865. This Arab was clearly under the influence of Plotinus or some other Neo-Platonist. [11:1] Cf. E. Reisch, _Entstehung und Wandel griechischer Goettergestalten_. Vienna, 1909. [12:1] Parm. Fr. 8, 3-7 (Diels{2}). [12:2] Xen. Fr. 24 (Diels{2}). [12:3] Xen. Fr. 15. [12:4] Aesch. _Cho._ 60; Eur. _Hel._ 560; Bac. 284; Soph. _O.T._ 871. Cf. also +he phronesis hagathe theos megas+. Soph. Fr. 836, 2 (Nauck). +ho ploutos, anthropiske, tois sophois theos.+ Eur. _Cycl._ 316. +ho nous gar hemon estin en hekasto theos.+ Eur. Fr. 1018. +phthonos kakistos kadikotatos theos.+ Hippothooen. Fr. 2. A certain moment of time: +arche kai theos en anthropois hidrymene sozei panta+. Pl. Leg. 775 E. +ta mora gar pant' estin Aphrodite brotois.+ Eur. _Tro._ 989. +helthen de dais thaleia presbiste theon.+ Soph. Fr. 548. [14:1] See J. E. Harrison, _Prolegomena_, i, ii, iv; Mommsen, _Feste der Stadt Athen_, 1898, pp. 308-22 (Thesmophoria), 384-404 (Anthesteria); 421-6 (Diasia). See also Pauly Wissowa, s.v. [14:2] _Prolegomena_, p. 15 f. [15:1] Luc. _Icaro-Menippos_ 24 schol. ad loc. [16:1] Frequently dual, +to Thesmophoro+, under the influence of the 'Mother and Maiden' idea; Dittenberger _Inscr. Sylloge_ 628, Ar. _Thesm._ 84, 296 _et passim_. The plural +hai Thesmophoroi+ used in late Greek is not, as one might imagine, a projection from the whole band of worshippers; it is merely due to the disappearance of the dual from Greek. I accept provisionally the derivation of these +thesmoi+ from +thes-+ in +thessasthai+, +thesphatos+, +theskelos+, +polythestos+, +apothestos+, &c.: cf. A. W. Verrall in _J. H. S._ xx, p. 114; and _Prolegomena_, pp. 48 ff., 136 f. But, whatever the derivation, the Thesmoi were the objects carried. [16:2] Frazer, _Golden Bough_, ii. 44 ff.; A. B. Cook, _J. H. S._ xiv, pp. 153-4; J. E. Harrison, _Themis_, p. 5. See also A. Lang, _Homeric Hymns_, 1899, p. 63. [17:1] _Feste der Stadt Athen_, p. 390 f. On Seed Jars, Wine Jars and Funeral Jars, see _Themis_, pp. 276-88, and Warde Fowler, 'Mundus Patet,' in _Journ. Roman Studies_, ii, pp. 25 ff. Cf. below, p. 28 f. [17:2] Dieterich, _Muttererde_, 1905, p. 48 f. [18:1] Dr. Frazer, _The Magic A
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