 | Thomas Maurice - 1806 - 404 sider
...indeed, northern, and adapted to descent; but Capricorn is southern, and accommodated to ascent: and, indeed, the GATES of the cave, which look to the north, are, with great propriety, said to be pervious to the descent of men ; while the southern southern GATES are not the avenues of... | |
 | Friedrich Max Müller - 1893 - 656 sider
...Capricorn that through which they ascend [and exchange a material for a divine condition of being]. And indeed the gates of the cave which look to the North are with great propriety said to be pervious to the descent of men: but the northern gates are not the avenues of the gods,... | |
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Capricorn is fouthern, and accomodated to afcent : and, indeed, the GATES of the cave, which look to the North, are with great propriety... 