Dead, Cult of the. Although Homer represents the dead in Hades as devoid of physical und mental power, and Hesiod credits the disembodied spirits of the golden race with being altruistically beneficent, the common Greek belief was that the behaviour of the dead was influenced by the conduct of the living:
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| title_short | Dead, Cult of the. Although Homer represents the dead in Hades as devoid of physical und mental power, and Hesiod credits the disembodied spirits of the golden race with being altruistically beneficent, the common Greek belief was that the behaviour of the dead was influenced by the conduct of the living |
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