The concept of the ΘEIOΣ ‘ANHP in the Graeco-Roman world with special reference to the first two centuries A.D
The origin of the concept of "godlike man" in Graeco-Roman civilization may be traced back to mythological accounts of sons of gods. Later the shaman-like figures of archaic Greece possess an other-worldliness which was clearly perceptible in an age of superstition and intense religiosity....
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Durham University
1973
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