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The Book of the Thousand Nights and a Night — Volume 10 (of 10)

Note 322 — Terminal Essay. (continued 2)

Richard Francis Burton translation · Edition 2

Evidently. Its cosmogony is a myth read literally: its history is, for the most part, a highly immoral distortion, and its ethics are those of the Talmudic Hebrews. It has done good work in its time; but now it shows only decay and decrepitude in the place of vigour and progress. It is dying hard, but it is dying of the slow poison of science.

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