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204 SPIRITUAL SABBATHISM p, 13. Mythology.—The literature is endless. A good introduction is Tylor's Primitive Culture. Max Miiller's Science of Religion and his Science of Language are important, and so is Lang's criticism of them in the Encyclopedia Brittanica article. Preller's Greek Mythology, Brinton's Myths of the New World, Curtin's American Creation- Myths, Frazer's The Golden Bough—^these will constitute a beginning. p. 15. Babylonian Creation Tablets.—The translation may be had in the Extra Volume of the Hastings Dictionary of the Bible, under Professor Jastrow's article on Religion of Babylonia ; or in Kent's Student's Old Testament, vol. i. Appendix. There are full discussions in Smith's The Chaldean Account of Genesis, and Schraeder's The Cuneiform Inscriptions and the Old Testament; but the latest and best is King's The Seven Tablets of Creation. p. 16. Tel el-Armarna Tablets.—The text may be had in English, tr. Conder. There are good selections in Harper's Assyrian and Babylonian Literature, and in Hastings there are many references (i, 179, 223, 227, 347, 661, 665; ii, 554). p. 17. The slain god, corn spirit, or wood spirit.—Attention was first drawn to this subject by W. Robertson Smith, in his Religion of the Semites. Frazer's great work. The Golden Bough, is devoted to it. Frazer's inquiry began with an effort to explain "the golden bough" mentioned in the sixth book of the ^neid. The enterprise led him into an unexplored world. The second edition of his book in three volumes appeared in 1900. A third edition will be broken into a series of volumes, of which one, Adonis, Attis, and Osiris has already appeared.
APPENDIX 205 p. 18. Huxley: Collected Essays, ii, 358. p. 20. Astrology. — J. A. Craig: Astrological-astronomical Texts (in Delitsch and Haupt: Assyriol- Bibliotek) ; Maspero: Dawn of Civilisation; Lang: Magic and Religion; W. Jones: Credulities Past and Present; Eliphas Levi: Dogme et rituel de la haute magie. p. 24. Mentras.—See Frazer: Adonis, Attis, and Osiris, ch. ix, on the Doctrine of Lunar Sympathy. p. 25, Comte.—See F. Harrison: Realities and Ideals, p. 181. p. 26. Delambre: Historic d'Astronomie. p. 27. Shahhatuni.—Meinhad: Sabbat nnd Wache im Alien Testament; Jastrow: Religion of Babylonia and Assyria, p. 376ff; Am. Jour. Theol. ii, 32iff, 332ff, 345ff; Sayce: Early History of the Hebrezvs, p. 193. For criticisms of Jastrow and Sayce, seef Driver's article, Sabbath, in Hastings. p. 28. Maspero: Daivn of Civilisation, 21 off. p. 30. Time in Zoroastrianism.—See Art. Ages of the World, Diet. Ethics and Religion; Jackson: Zoroaster; Geldner: Avesta; Hoffding: Philoso^ phy of Religion, 52-57. p. 32. Time in Hindu Religions.—Art. Ages of the World, supra; Deussen : Philosophy of the Upanishads; Rhys Davids: Dialogues of the Buddha; Ribot: The Creative Imagination, 207ff. p. 34. Swami Vivekananda: Karma Yoga, 89, 159. p. 36. The Zervanite heresy. Diet. Ethics and Religion, i, 207. p. 38. The contrast in philosophy.—Some notion of how deceptive the antithesis is when taken literally can be had from the inconsistencies of a semiphilosophic author like Carlyle. Carlyle was deeply impressed by the antithesis, and his references to it arouse strong emotions. But where-
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