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Myth and Allegory in Ancient Art. By Roger Hinks. Pp. 135; pl. 32. London: The Warburg Institute. 1939. 18s.
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page 104 note 1 E.g. Od. iv. 691, xi. 218, xiv. 59, xix. 168, xxiv. 255. The author's authority seems to be Miss Jane Harrison rather than any primary source.
page 105 note 1 Because it is the religion of the satisfied and comfortable. In Mr. Hinks's scheme the Ionian cosmographers are directly in this tradition. This will interest, and possibly annoy, another schematic writer, Prof. Farrington, who in his Science and Politics in the Ancient World wishes on political grounds to make the Ionians the champions of enlightenment against the comfortable Olympian religion. A plague on both your houses, say I.