Outline-history of Greek religion

by Lewis Richard Farnell

^[87.1] For more detailed discussion, vide Cults, 3, pp. 126-198.

^[89.1] Plut., Mor., p. 881 E; Porphyr., Vit. Pyth., 19, 20.

^[89.2] Strom., V, p. 714.

^[90.1] Vide Gilbert, “Speculation und Volksglaube in der Ionischen Philosophie,” in Arch. Relig. Wiss., 1910, p. 306.

^[90.2] Frag., CXXVI, CXXVII, CXXX (Bywater).

^[91.1] Vide Ridgeway’s Origin of Tragedy; his theory is criticised in Hermathena, 1912.

^[93.1] Pan, the daimon-god of flocks, came in from Arcadia at the beginning of this century (vide Cults, V, p. 431); Asklepios, with his circle from Epidauros, at the close.

^[94.1] Herod., 8, 77.

^[94.2] Heydemann, Die Vasensammlungen des Museum Nazionale zu Neapel, 3253.

^[94.3] Vide specially l. 805-808, 822-824.