CL 222 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Euhemerus, Aulos, Lucretius
24 Jan 2017
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As walking down the hallway there is a man looking out the window, squinting his eyes, swaying back and forth (he is a deranged, as were many) Patient reaches out and pulls him to the window, pointing to the sky and sun, patient insists that if you look at the sun long enough you can see a giant phallus hanging from the sun. Life and the wind that is stuck in the sun (crazy man had the same vision) Patient believes this is where the wind comes from. 4 years later an academic volume was published: papyrus of the (cid:498)mithraic(cid:499) As carl looked through this book he came across a vision, in the vision (cid:498) in the sun something that looks like an aulos(cid:499) wind is coming out of the flute. Pythagoreans wouldn"t allow their followers to eat beans. Breath our last, expire, give up the ghost. Common elements going on: sun, tube, wind.
