Note 394 — Lecture VIII. GREEK AND CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY. II. The Moral Governor.
Reading edition
The data for the long history of the moral conceptions of Greek religion which are briefly indicated above are far too numerous to be given in a note: the student is referred to Nägelsbach, Die Nachhomerische Theologie, i. 17-58. One may note the list of titles applied to God, e.g. in Dio Chrysostom, and the diminishing use of ἱλάσκεσθαι.