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... Apollo : raptio remeatio : Intermedio III Intermedio I Semanatio raptio : Proteo Pan raptio rematio } : Intermedio IV emanatio Intermedio II : raptio : Graces remeatio Venere : remeatio : Epilogue Amore , ' maker of all things in nature ...
... Apollo : raptio remeatio : Intermedio III Intermedio I Semanatio raptio : Proteo Pan raptio rematio } : Intermedio IV emanatio Intermedio II : raptio : Graces remeatio Venere : remeatio : Epilogue Amore , ' maker of all things in nature ...
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... Apollo and so , by inversion , into that of Bacchus . In sacred rites , says Macrobius , it is a religious observance of the mystery for the sun to be called Apollo by day but to be thought of as Bacchus by night.2 And Bacchus it is who ...
... Apollo and so , by inversion , into that of Bacchus . In sacred rites , says Macrobius , it is a religious observance of the mystery for the sun to be called Apollo by day but to be thought of as Bacchus by night.2 And Bacchus it is who ...
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... Apollo and Marsyas as musicians , he preferred the music of the satyr , Marsyas -or Pan as Hyginus , Cooper , and Lyly all call him . Bacchus being at that time in India , Midas was rewarded by Apollo with the ass's ears : ' Quale cor ...
... Apollo and Marsyas as musicians , he preferred the music of the satyr , Marsyas -or Pan as Hyginus , Cooper , and Lyly all call him . Bacchus being at that time in India , Midas was rewarded by Apollo with the ass's ears : ' Quale cor ...
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INTRODUCTION Pastoralism and Aesthetic Platonic Tradition I | 1 |
THE PASTORALISM OF TASSOS AMINTA | 21 |
The Shepherds Life | 44 |
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