...marie them better citizens and better men. This faith was taught them in the Mysteries through symbols, through prayer and fasting, through wild rejoicings...moral state — in fact, by being spiritually revived. 1De Legg. ii. 14, S 36. 2/>z Cer. \. 480. 3 Thren. *OC 1042. 5/iVz«. 455. 6 Phad. cc. 29, 30. 7Paneg.§6....

...made them better citizens and better men. This faith was taught them in the Mysteries through symbols, through prayer and fasting, through wild rejoicings...intellectual persuasion, but by a change into a new moral state—in fact, by being spiritually revived." After adverting to the wonderful fidelity with which...

...condition, but as a consequence, of this clearer light, this higher faith — made them better citizens and better men. This faith was taught them in the Mysteries...most striking analogy to our religion in the Greek my1 There seems no doubt that some of these symbols, derived from old nature-worship, were very gross,...

...made them better citizens and better men. This faith was taught them in the Mysteries through symbols, through prayer and fasting, through wild rejoicings...moral state — in fact, by being spiritually revived. " After adverting to the wonderful fidelity with which this secret, known to so many, has been kept,...

...to come after death. "This faith," he continues, "was taught them in the Mysteries through symbols, through prayer and fasting, through wild rejoicings;...but by a change into a new moral state, — in fact that of being spiritually revived." This conviction of the learned and the most eminent contemporary...