Quotes About Mythology
Människohjärtan kan krossas, läka och börja slå igen... Kanske är drakhjärtan likadana?
~ Cressida Cowell
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But both had the remote, virgin look of modern girls, sisters of Artemis rather than of Hebe.
~ D.H. Lawrence
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Aja gave Loor an up and down once-over. She then said, Is Loor a man's name or a woman's name? Ouch. Loor answered, It is the name of a legendary hero on Zadaa. A woman. Really? Aja said. What did she do that was so heroic? She killed her enemies and ate them.
~ D.J. MacHale
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It is difficult for gods to walk the earth without taking the forms of beasts.
~ Walker Percy
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Renovate your life, the old myths say, and the universe is yours.
~ Wally Lamb
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And ne er did Grecian chisel trace A Nymph, a naiad or a grace Of finer form or lovelier face.......
~ Walter Scott
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I remember," someone said, "how in ancient times one could turn a wolf into a human and then lecture it to one's heart's content.
~ Charles Simic
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Jak ?íkám, romantická láska existovala i d?ív než v 12. století, ale neidealizovala se a p?íb?h Parida a Heleny je skv?lý p?íklad. Láska jim p?inesla jen prchavé št?stí, ale celkov? to byla katastrofa.
~ Chester Brown
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We are all creatures of myth, shadowed by archaic images of life and death.
~ Chet Williamson
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It is said that the first storyteller crept at night to listen to the gods talking in their sleep — so each tale collected contained the breath of gods.
~ Author Unknown
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There is a place above, where Scorpio bent, In tail and arms surrounds a vast extent; In a wide circuit of the heavens he shines, And fills the place of two celestial signs.
~ Ovid (43 BCE–17 CE)
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Words that provoked the gods once from him fell. No beasts so fierce, said he, but I can quell; When lo! the earth a baleful Scorpion sent, To kill Latona was the dire intent. Orion saved her, though himself was slain, But did for that a spacious place obtain In heaven. To thee my life, said she, was dear, And for thy merit shine illustrious there.
~ Ovid
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...for the gods too love a joke...
~ Plato
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A burning map. Every epic, my friend Jack used to say, should start with a burning map. Like in the movies. Fucking flames burning the world away; that's the best thing about all those old films, he said -- when you see this old parchment map just ... getting darker and darker in the centre, crisping, crinkling until suddenly it just ... fwoom.
~ Hal Duncan
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Let sleeping gods lie.
~ Hal Duncan
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Drink, drink! Bacchus is the enemy of Venus. "From The Diary Of An Orange Tree
~ Hanns Heinz Ewers
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We [sea folk] can live to be three hundred years old, but when we perish we turn into mere foam on the sea.
~ Hans Christian Andersen
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A cultured society that has fallen away from its religious traditions expects more from art than the aesthetic consciousness and the 'standpoint of art' can deliver. The Romantic desire for a new mythology... gives the artist and his task in the world the consciousness of a new consecration. He is something like a 'secular saviour' for his creations are expected to achieve on a small scale the propitiation of disaster for which an unsaved world hopes.
~ Hans-Georg Gadamer
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My mind was on a silent hillside, in a land far away, and gods who should be left to sleep. *
~ Harry McCallion
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Maybe somebody will come along and be, like, a Tolkien for horror.
~ Harry Turtledove
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Vampires don't sparkle.
~ Heather Brewer
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Orion's butt used to be a tuba," said Rigel, "and that's why it makes those noises.
~ Laurie Frankel
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I flew too near the sun and my wax wings fell off
~ Lawrence Ferlinghetti
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fortaleza y el ingenio (bi? y m?tis), representadas respectivamente por Aquiles y Ulises (u Odiseo);
~ Lawrence Freedman
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