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The Jews among the Greeks and Romans

Note 252 — Chapter XVI · JEWS IN ROME DURING THE EARLY EMPIRE

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Myths are understood by modern anthropologists exclusively as a “folk-way,” with the effects of single creative imaginations almost wholly eliminated. However, the better-known Greek myths are not at all folk-devised. As far as the Romans are concerned, it has so far been impossible to pick out a definite story which does not appear to have been derived from an existing Greek myth by quite sophisticated methods.

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