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The Contemporary Review, Volume 36, October 1879

Note 9 — THE MYTHS OF THE SEA AND THE RIVER OF DEATH.

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The fact that the sun dies every day militates against his claim to the rank of a god: otherwise he would probably always receive the greatest meed of worship. As it is, he is often worshipped rather as a hero or demigod than a true immortal.

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