...nature, and to abstain from confounding them with ordinary and certifiable history. There are good reasons for pursuing this second method, in reference...indeed, in that of the human race generally." * The italics here arc Mr. Grote'e. We have now done with the first volume, but Mr. Grote has not yet finished...

...confounding them with ordinary and certifiable history. There are good reasons for pursuing this весош! method, in reference to the Grecian mythes ; and when...indeed, in that of the human race generally." • The itálica here are Mr. Crete's. We have now done with the first volume, but Mr. Grote has not yet finished...

...are good reasons for pursuing this second method, in reference to the Grecian mythes ; and when BO considered, they constitute an important chapter in...indeed, in that of the human race generally." • The italics here »re Mr.Grote'i. We have now done with the first volume, but Mr. Grote has not yet finished...

...history. There are good reasons for pursuing this second method in. reference to the Grecian myths ; and when so considered, they constitute an important...than great violence can disjoin. Gods, heroes, and men — religion and patriotism — matters divine, heroic and human — were all woven together by...

...good reasons for pursuing this second method, in reference to the * Tlie italics here are Mr. Grole's. Grecian mythes ; and when so considered, they constitute...and, indeed, in that of the human race generally." We have now done with the first volume, but Mr. Grote has not yet finished clearing his ground. In...

...good reasons for pursuing this second method, in reference to the * The italics here are Mr. Grote's. Grecian mythes; and when so considered, they constitute...and, indeed, in that of the human race generally." We have now done with the first volume, but Mr. Grote has not yet finished clearing his ground. In...

...good reasons for pursuing this second method, in reference to the * The italics here are Mr. Grote's. Grecian mythes; and when so considered, they constitute...Grecian mind, and, indeed, in that of the human race genernlly." \Ve have now done with the first volume, but Mr. Grote has not yet finished clearing his...

...good reasons for pursuing this second method, in reference to the * TUe italics here are Mr. Crete's. Grecian mythes ; and when so considered, they constitute...history of the Grecian mind, and, indeed, in that of the bnrntn race generally." We have now done with the first volume, but Mr. Grote has not yet finished...

...nature, and to abstain from confounding them with ordinary and certifiable history. There are good reasons for pursuing this second method in reference...than great violence can disjoin. Gods, heroes, and m«?a — religion and patriotism — matters divine, heroic, and human — were all woven together...

...certifiable history. There are good reasons for pursuing the second method in reference to the Grecian myths, and when so considered they constitute an important...and, indeed, in that of the human race generally." l He did not agree with those, however, who believed that the Homeric picture of life was wholly fictitious....