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• Title: Tree of Life/Knowledge: Lecture III: The Power of Thought
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  • figure, constitutes the greatness in the works of Homer and
• Title: Raphael's Mission in the Light of the Science of the Spirit
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  • add: in a certain respect the gods of Homer, described by him
  • expression of Raphael's creations. Thus, what Homer brought
  • in the remarkable recreation of the gods of Homer in the
  • Herman Grimm frankly states in his book on Homer
  • Homers Ilias;
  • We can also no longer fully enjoy the original works of Homer,
  • power, in taking in Homer's “Iliad” and
  • originals. Even so, Homer's poetic works speak to us. But, what
• Title: The Worldview of Herman Grimm in Relation to Spiritual Science
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  • to that grandiose phenomenon of western cultural life, Homer's
  • Homer. One gladly takes up this volume again and again
  • directed to the world of the gods as depicted in Homer's
  • striking, what a tremendous difference there is in the Homeric
  • attempts to present the gods in Homer's sense as portraying, so
  • into a culture that in Homer's time had long lost its
  • another in Homer's “Iliad;” and what has remained
  • previously, enters for Herman Grimm (in Homer's sense) into
  • before our era, with Homer. Thus, Herman Grimm addresses
  • even his works on Homer, on Raphael, on Michelangelo, on
  • he wrote in his comprehensive works on Homer, Raphael,
  • portrayals of Homer, Michelangelo and Goethe with his Raphael
  • Whoever takes up his book on Homer will possibly find it not
  • page, that this book is not meant to be a contribution to Homer
  • Herman Grimm's Homer book may seem intolerable. All the many
  • questions that have been raised concerning Homer —
  • his immersion in the soul-life of the Homeric heroes.
  • extend to the soul-life of Homer's heroes. Everywhere we see
  • the single Homeric figures, some scholars will inevitably say,
  • with disregard for the whole of Homer research and all
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• Title: Problems of Our Time: Lecture I
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  • beings, it had an organizing power on the body. Homer's poems,