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Myths of Greece and Rome: illustrated with fine art classics paintings

Myths of Greece and Rome: illustrated with fine art classics paintings

Hardcover

Mythology & FolkloreAncient History General

ISBN13: 9791029907746
Publisher: Fv Ed
Published: Oct 6 2019
Pages: 92
Weight: 0.65
Height: 0.25 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

All men, in virtue of their humanity, are image-makers, but in some the image is clear and vivid, in others dull, lifeless, wavering. The Greeks were the supreme ikonists, the greatest image-makers the world has ever seen, and, therefore, their mythology lives on to-day. The genius of Rome was not for ikonism; their mythology, save when they borrow from the Greeks, is negligible. They worshipped not gods, not dei, but powers, numina. These numina were only dim images of activities; they never attained to personality, they had no attributes, no life histories; in a word, no mythology. J. Harrison

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