...purple veils, contain nothing half so much worth seeing, as the beautiful maidens who carry them.1 " She looked at Pericles, and saw that he again cautioned...personification of wisdom. It is not to be supposed that the philosophers of any country consider the sun itself as any thing more than a huge ball of fire...

...mystic baskets of Demeter, covered with long purple veils, contain nothing half so much worth seeing, as the beautiful maidens who carry them." She looked...personification of wisdom. It is not to be supposed that the philosophers of our country consider the sun itself as anything more than a huge ball of fire ;...

...face, us if inhaling its fragrance. There was a brief pause ; which Anaxagoras interrupted, by saymg, "The wise can never reverence images merely as images....personification of wisdom. It is not to be supposed that the philosophers of any country consider the sun itself as any thing more than a huge bull of fire...

...wise can never reverence images merely as images. There is a mystical meaning in the Athenian manncr of supplicating the gods with garlands on their heads...personification of wisdom. It is not to be supposed that the philosophers ii.— R * 33 of any country consider the sun itself as anything more than a huge...

...toward his face, as if inhaling its fragrance. There was a brief pause, which Anaxagoras interrupted b> saying : " The wise can never reverence images merely...gods with garlands on their heads, and bearing in theii hands boughs of olive twined with wool. Pallas, at whose birth we are told gold rained upon the...

...if inhaling its fragrance. " There was a brief pause ; which Anaxagoras interrupted, by •aying, ' The wise can never reverence images merely as images....personification of wisdom. It is not to be supposed that the philosophers of any country consider the sun itself as any thing more than a huge ball of fire...