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正文 第120节 文 / [英]James George Frazer

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    chapter24.thekillingofthedivineking.

    1.thertalityofthegods.

    nhasortalhehasnaturallysupposedhisesadprediustbeaverygreatgodindeed.inanseri,repliedhe,thegreatspiritthatdetheesaountains.,theythroetisttering,giveusplentyofele.aselfb,settingforthhohegodhadbeenkilledbythepythonandburieduhetripod.

    thegreatgodsofegypttheelvesptfrohenlot.theytoogreethedisveryoftheartofealnggaveaneefroruptioiesittedtosharethebeofaionenareasonablehopeofiortality.everyprovinuyofitsdeadgod.theyofosirisuyofanhouri;andheliopolisrejoiou.thehighgodsofbabylonalso,thoughtheyappearedtotheirsandvisions,anintheirbodilyshape,hunintheirpassions,andhunintheirfate;forlikeheylovedandfoughtanddied.

    2.kingskilledheirstrengthfails.

    ifthehighgods,otefrohefretandfeverofthisearthlylife,areyetbelievedtodieatlast,itisnottobeexpeselvesiortalbyvirtueoftheirsoresbelievethattheirsafetyahatoftheenorhuninostgroeetitasbesttheyidableone;foriftheurseofnatureisdepeonthengodslife,aynotbeexpeentofhispoangodstbekilledassoonasheshoptothathispoustbetransferredtoavigoroussupairedbythethreateneddeangodtodeathinsteadofallotodieofoldageanddiseaseare,tothesavage,obviousenough.forifthengoddieseans,ahisbodyandrefusestoretu,orrenlythatithasbeeraangodislosttohisightbetransferred.hisakesureoftodeathbeforehisnaturalforgod.everypurpose,therefore,angodandtransferringhissoul,e,toavigoroussuccessor.

    thestitodeath.thepeopleofngobelieved,aséerit,diatelybeannihilated.aah.theethiopiankingsofroeesseheking,hiodie,andalleginganoraand.thisndthekingsalenes,anteoraryofptoleii.,ki.havingrefrohesuperstitionsofhisuntryn,ergauredtardthendofthepriests,aeringthegoldentelehabodyofsoldiers,puttheprieststothesword.

    esortappeartohaveprevailedinthispartofafries.insotribesoffazoqlthekinghadtoadnisterjusticedailyunderacertaintree.iffroiessoranyothe

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