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Complete text of
Hermann Usener's Epicurea (1887) (Gr**** and Latin) at
Internet Archive English version of the
Fragments in
Usener's Epicurea at attalus.org...
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Hermann Karl
Usener (23
October 1834 – 21
October 1905) was a
German scholar in the
fields of
philology and
comparative religion.
Hermann Usener was born...
- had
given an
account in his
Bibliotheca (Codex 254). Then in 1877
Hermann Usener edited the Gr****
original (BHG 1847),
which had been
located in
Paris Codex...
- 679 Lewis, C.T. & al. "Pangaeus" in A
Latin Dictionary. (New York), 1879.
Usener, H.
Scholia in
Lucani Bellum Civile, Vol. I. (Leipzig), 1869. As "Pangaea"...
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primordial patterns.
Later contributions came from
Adolf Bastian and
Hermann Usener,
among others. In the
first half of the
twentieth century, it
proved impossible...
- is one of the
Roman goddesses most
often identified with the moon, but
Usener thought Iana
might be
better identified with Juno Lucina. The
Church Father...
- His teachers, Otto Jahn and
Hermann Usener, had a
formative influence on him. Willamowitz's
relationship with
Usener was strained. He
developed a lifelong...
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Epicurean by
Robert Drew
Hicks (1910) (Internet Archive) Epicurea,
Hermann Usener - full text
Works by or
about Epicurus at the
Internet Archive Works by...
- the
earliest Roman calendar had
begun with the
month of March,
Hermann Usener thought the
ceremonies of the
ancilia movere were a
ritual expulsion of...
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calls a "devilish and
abominable festival.""
Klauck 2008, p. 249. Text in
Usener 1877, 11.48–51;
English translation from
Lawson 1910, 222.
Lipsius 1884...
