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Eleusinian Ceremony.—Denkmäler Sculptor. p. 1 THE ELEUSINIAN AND BACCHIC MYSTERIES. A DISSERTATION. BY THOMAS TAYLOR, TRANSLATOR OF “PLATO,” “PLOTINTUS,” “PORPHYRY,” “IAMBLICHUS,” “PROCLUS,” “ARISTOTLE,” ETC., ETC. EDITED, WITH INTRODUCTION, NOTES, EMENDATIONS, AND GLOSSARY, BY ALEXANDER WILDER, M. D. Εν ταις ΤΕΛΕΤΑΙΣ καθαρσεις ἡγουνται και περιρῥαντηρια και αγνισμοι, ἁ των εν απορῥητοις δρωμενων, και της του θειου μετουσιας γυμνασματα εισιν. Proclus: Manuscript Commentary upon Plato, I. Alcibiades. WITH 85 ILLUSTRATIONS BY A. L. RAWSON. FOURTH EDITION. NEW-YORK: J. W. BOUTON, 8 WEST 28th STREET. [1891] Prepared for sacred-texts.com, April 2009. This text is in the public domain because it was published prior to 1922.
Source: Internet Sacred Text Archive, file cla/ebm/ebm00.htm.
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