In a section titled "Our Debt to the Savage," this work describes how it is only ordinary men who cannot "play fast and loose" with "old-world maxims" and the "venerable saws" of "savage philosophers.
In a section titled "Our Debt to the Savage," this work describes how it is only ordinary men who cannot "play fast and loose" with "old-world maxims" and the "venerable saws" of "savage philosophers." This follows sections about tabooed acts, persons, things, and words, while another section refers to the Shilluk tribe when discussing "Succession to the Soul." Several chapters are dedicated to both Adonis and Osiris, and it opens by discussing the deities at Nemi in the section "The King of the Wood." Taking its title from the gift presented by Aeneas and the Sibyl to enter the underworld, this is, FTP, which "study in Magic and Religion," a work by James Frazer?
In a section titled "Our Debt to the Savage," this work describes how it is only ordinary men who cannot "play fast and loose" with "old-world maxims" and the "venerable saws" of "savage philosophers.
The {Golden Bough}