...the sleep and oblivion with which they are oppressed. He is likewise the supplier of recollection, the end of which is a genuine intellectual apprehension...and wrestling to gymnastic, in which those youths that were well born were instructed. In the next place follows Venus, who is the cause of beauty to...

...the sleep and obliviqn with which they are oppressed. He is likewise the Bupplier of recollection, the end of which is a genuine intellectual apprehension of divine natures." After this he observes that the different ages of our life on the earth correspond to the order of...

...the sleep and oblivion with which they are oppressed. He is likewise the supplier of recollection, the end of which is a genuine intellectual apprehension of divine natures." After this he observes that the different ages of our life on the earth correspond to the order of...

...the sleep and oblivion with which they are oppressed. He is likewise the supplier of recollection, the end of which is a genuine intellectual apprehension of divine natures." P. 10. The ancient pillars of Hermes. These pillars, according to Amm. Marcellinus, lib. xxii. were...

...the sleep and oblivion with which they are oppressed. He is likewise the supplier of recollection, the end of which is a genuine intellectual apprehension of divine natures." This is the " eternal memory "or "heart-memory"; and thus Hermes is appropriately said to have given...

...the sleep and oblivion with which they are oppressed. He is likewise the supplier of recollection, the end of which is a genuine intellectual apprehension of divine natures." This is the "eternal memory" or "heart-memory"; and thus Hermes is appropriately said to have given...

...the sleep and oblivion with which they are oppressed. He is likewise the supplier of recollection, the end of which is a genuine intellectual apprehension of divine natures." XXIX. TO PROSERPINE. A HYMN. DAUGHTER of Jove, Persephone divine, Come, blessed queen, and to these...