Outline-history of Greek religion

by Lewis Richard Farnell

^[23.1] Vide my Hibbert Lectures, p. 93.

^[24.1] Vide my Greece and Babylon, pp. 95-99.

^[24.2] The name Hera is probably Aryan-Hellenic, but applied in Argolis to the pre-Hellenic Goddess.

^[29.1] Od., 13, 174.

^[31.1] At Gournia. Vide Hawes’ Crete the Forerunner of Greece, pp. 101-102.

^[32.1] Il., 16, 234.

^[32.2] Il., 16, 605.

^[32.3] Il., 5, 77.

^[33.1] He is aware, however, that a θεοῦ ὀμφή, an oracular mandate, might be delivered against the royal house. Od., 3, 215.

^[33.2] Vide my Cults, 4, p. 190.