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Studies and Exercises in Formal Logic

Note 216 — Chapter VIII

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The universe of the Greek mythology does not consist of gods, heroes, centaurs, &c., but of accounts of such beings currently accepted in ancient Greece, and handed down to us by Homer and other authors. As regards the reference to reality, therefore, such a proposition as The wrath of the Olympian gods is very terrible is elliptical in a sense already explained.

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