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Mythological associations were called in aid of these fancies, as had been done in astrology.
CHAUCER'S WORKS, VOLUME 3 (OF 7)GEOFFREY CHAUCER
Brahma had his mythological side as Brahm, apparently a development specially intended for his employment in myth.
AN INTRODUCTION TO MYTHOLOGYLEWIS SPENCE
We might, moreover, have pointed out the care of Aristophanes to maintain this mythological propriety.
STUDIES OF THE GREEK POETS (VOL II OF 2)JOHN ADDINGTON SYMONDS
His portrait painted by himself is in the Louvre, where are many of his mythological pictures.
A HISTORY OF ART FOR BEGINNERS AND STUDENTS: PAINTING, SCULPTURE, ARCHITECTURECLARA ERSKINE CLEMENT
A link is thus supplied which carries back the history to the animistic and mythological periods, in this case, prehistoric.
NATURE MYSTICISMJ. EDWARD MERCER
They are sometimes grammatical; but more frequently relate to obscure (at that time) customs or mythological allusions.
The mythological allusions in the following lines are well explained in the notes of Barnes and Seidler.
Mythological divinities and heroes, also, have been very fairly represented on our signboards.
THE HISTORY OF SIGNBOARDSJACOB LARWOOD
Where women had much to do with agricultural operations they greatly influenced society and religious and mythological ideas.
If the basis of the poem is mythological, we have a further species of the Metrical Romance.
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WORDS RELATED TO MYTHOLOGICAL
- abstract
- apocryphal
- apparitional
- assumed
- chimerical
- deceptive
- delusive
- dreamed-up
- dreamlike
- dreamy
- fabulous
- fancied
- fanciful
- fantastic
- fictional
- figmental
- hallucinatory
- hypothetical
- ideal
- illusive
- illusory
- imaginative
- imagined
- legendary
- made-up
- mythological
- nonexistent
- notional
- phantasmal
- phantasmic
- quixotic
- shadowy
- spectral
- supposed
- supposititious
- theoretical
- trumped up
- unreal
- unsubstantial
- visionary
- whimsical
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