The sun., 1897-08-15


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their manifold applications to industry, COM
merce. the fine arts. and tactics were just as
strange and wonderful as electrical phenomena
form of thought, a lifeloss abstraction, should
once have been regarded as the solution of every
problem the cause of all existence, or that spec
oroo ro,,,,,oa ~ ,, ~ Xa..,,ha,,os ~
once revived IN aiter ages 10 Aenophanes OF
Mnor is accorded @ ~ mope tban passing Sn refer
mr wh @ Sa snS zens "sS the
named from the city in southwestern italy
where a Greek colony had settled. He was the
first known observer to detect the value OF fossils
evidences of the action of water. but his
chet claim 10 notice rests ON tho fact that, pass
ing beyond the purely physical speculations of
mary substance and ,heori1.a ohou, -. " a.pro p
mary SUBSTANCE ana theorized ABOUT me nature
., a,,,,.o Al.
smners,itions 70 ,yh,o ,ha o,u anu s,uss
sMpers.i.,ohs super 10 whieh the vulgar had recourse
the traditional and persistent ideas about the
Gods Ar,on,r ,ha .a,,or.o" o,,s,a, go, ,he ~
fragments Of his M writings are the foow,nT % 1
Homer and Hcsiod have Inscribed to the gods
mentbeft and ndmitcpics aha ana dacssn AMONG
another" Again: There never was nor will
be. a man who has clear &c certainty ' as 10 "" what
say about the gods and about ali things: for
even II he docs Chance TO ssy what is risbt. vet
he himself does not know that it is so. but ali
that the gods were born AS they are. and
have senses and Voice and body ike
gods black and ' snnhDosed maze tbe Tbras Fhear
clans give theirs red hair and blue eyes,"
gods and men. unlike moptsls b6tb IN mind ana
body" Our author reminds us that. had such
herssies here been spoken in Athens. the secular
made short work Of XenophaRncs. ] R9o"G IN Flea, EH
hSWe vsd OF IN NdS other colony he may
tsr than the PHI
the obscurity Of bis stvIe Nany of b;;s onhor
isms are indeed dark savinrsl hnt If those that
and Fer are tu 2, truth
are more exact witnesses than the ears e!!es.
rovenr nEo IN anr Sh. taS OF soul by
put out like light in the night t time o' any
SnMsysl MSns sh1rss.eT snvs his he following
%ssrsp twSe INTO he
in saying Would that strife mebt mer;s frn
among gods and men He d na sa shnt hn
for il his psaver xere beard III III , thS ;
pass away" Fpy heard; al nan al tnanss "ouid
Heraciitus. :'is the eiipervadine law nf tbinns u
arc kept going there is UNDERLINE harmony" o
applied to derails theories 81 III o anu a'iore
lfe being foIIowed br 3heer 91 tne oeEinnngs OF
its various forms fhs %as as oam2e nH erE " Ss os
philosophy of Emnedocias a. o,;,n 20 VI W M@ .no
tum Who honrishpS IN r. 1t,h Hai'e Oh Agrigen-
He has an honored nace m tne mtth H., centITy =;
into tbe word sseIf @ ,ng woria ny inquiries
his magic arts. he is said a. are toia OF
had henn dead Sor @ tb,rt w3rsn MO, apparentiy.
about tbin9s lRe Ibnse ~ LIS Gu hEn
nnrs. ana E ELuSrettus after him. were set down in
nature we learn tbat he concs, ms reS poem on
four roots Of ali things be free nr eeqtb
thoughts wbo deem tbs;; hai n ,reachlhg
comes into being or that aunht can nsr;b aS ma ,U
be utterly destroTed Tbe "Snots % ~ poiusr I anu
are eternal a,.G ;nd.s, me LootS OF elements
upon bv Two Sorces whinh r icy Is % are actea
love and strife: tho one a nntt,nd o ant ~
other n diSrmn,,;,. .no ome, HhitlnR agent, tne
hen R araRmehtary parts OF animals, heads
down in want OF n forebcad Witch fran' am
mentary parts. combined together, produced
,,ront ,no,nstrous forms lhese; lacking power to
"whoie-natured" bnt sexiess nIorn,p Uh;S u
arose from the earth. and which, as strife
Rn,heu nin me upper hand became male and fe.
our author thinks he can discern the enr VI;
the modern theory that the unadaptcd become
SAtinca tii ,h hma that only the adapted survive.
her Successes ' ''''' &c " ''''hc 'ooih ior
An, ,Nngoras, who was a contemporary of EN-.
pe..oclGSS hs., IS Interesting because he was the
the t!rs sufferer. for trmth,s sska 'hehS nf mm1
we have record In Greek annals Because he