God in History: Or, The Progress of Man's Faith in the Moral Order of the World, Volum 2

according Æther already ancient apprehension Aristotle Aryan Athenian Athens Baldur beautiful belief brother called century Chorus Christian Codex Regius conception dæmon daughter death Deity Destiny Dionysus divine earth Edda Edipus element epic Epos Eschylus eternal ethical Euripides evil existence expressed faith fate father German goddess gods Greek hand heart heaven Heimdall Helgi Hellenic Heracles heroes Hesiod Homer human idea Iliad immortal king Kosmos Kronos latter lays legends Loki man's mankind mind Moral Order myth mythological nature Nemesis noble Odin origin Orphic passage Pelasgian Philoctetes philosophical Pindar Plato poem poet poetic poetry present Prometheus prophet prose Edda Pythagoras race regarded reign religion religious consciousness rites Roman sacred says sense sentiment Sigurd Socrates Sophocles soul spirit Strophe Tacitus Teutonic things thou thought tion tradition tragedy tragic true universe Völuspa whole wisdom words Zeus