2013
DOI: 10.25162/hermes-2013-0013
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The Myths of the Three Glauci

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“…10 PEG (= Apollod.,III 10,3), que revivieron gracias a las artes curadoras de Asclepio. También Glauco, el hijo de Minos, que volvió a la vida gracias al adivino Poliido (o a Asclepio) y que quizás fue objeto de culto en Cnossos desde el s. V a.C. Véase Beaulieu, 2013y Callaghan, 1978 Argos Panoptes y su muerte a manos de Hermes, Hes., fr. 294 M-W; A., Pr.…”
Section: El Mito De Ticio En Las Fuentes Literarias Griegasunclassified
“…10 PEG (= Apollod.,III 10,3), que revivieron gracias a las artes curadoras de Asclepio. También Glauco, el hijo de Minos, que volvió a la vida gracias al adivino Poliido (o a Asclepio) y que quizás fue objeto de culto en Cnossos desde el s. V a.C. Véase Beaulieu, 2013y Callaghan, 1978 Argos Panoptes y su muerte a manos de Hermes, Hes., fr. 294 M-W; A., Pr.…”
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“…Which, although having the same contextual meaning, I don't like (see n. 8). On shamanism see Meuli, 1935;Chadwick, 1942;Eliade, 1964;Lewis, 1971;Burkert, 1972: 120-165;Dodds, 1973;Burkert, 1996: 67-69;Humprey, 1996. According to Kindstrаnd (1981: 18), "it is notable that when barbarians, known for their wisdom, arrive in Greece, they always come from the North and their wisdom is displayed in the religious sphere, connected in most cases with the cult of Apollo. We may here recall Orpheus who came to Greece from Thrace".…”
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“…My concern is that "shaman" is used as a general expression applicable to the magico-religious life of all primitive peoples. As Gagné 2021: 53 notes, the "Greek shamanism" starts with Levesque 1789 (who researches the influence of Thracian "Orphic shamans" in Greek society) and is further developed by Creuzer, 1803, Lobeck, 1829and Meuli, 1935 For Greek shamanism in general, and for Aristeas' relation to the beliefs of his age, see Dodds (1973: 135-178). He states (p. 135), that Arimaspea "may have been modelled on the psychic excursions of northern shamans" (cf.…”
Section: Arimaspeamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(19) Cousin 2002Cousin et 2012 Edmonds 2004, p. 22 ;Beaulieu 2016, p. 2-3. (20) Gallini 1963 Versnel 1980, en particulier p. 154-156. divinités…”
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