…system he stood on that. Also we know how in the hellenistic period and thereafter the Greek Deities lost stature and in Aeschylus the concept of zeus becomes totally transformed into something much more in the oriental style. Zeus is air, zeus is earth,…

…century we have the emergence of Athens and the cities of the classic period in contention with each other and you can take Aeschylus as the contemporary of the buddha and Confucius in a world of contentions as well with Persia smashing in and so forth…

…book was written by the greeks and the heroes are really the trojans they are described with great respect and come later to Aeschylus, the persians. The persians had moved in they were aryans also ravaging the Greek lands and they are made the heroes of…

…Islam which immediately follows this come from this period. Here the buddha's dates 563 to 483 BC. Confucius dates 551 to 478 BC. Aeschylus dates 525 to 456 BC these are all contemporaries. And then in Persia, in the near East, Darius the great 521 to…

…way and that way just as life can which we're going to bring an interpretation. When you think of the way in which Aeschylus treats of this there's a very interesting theme here I would oppose as contraries Prometheus and job. They're of about the same…

…with harpoons, zeus to it and a little delegation comes and says apologize and he'll let you go. Those wonderful words of Aeschylus. And by the way Aeschylus says Prometheus is almost exactly a contemporary of the book of job. The words were: you tell…

…it and a little delegation comes and says apologize and he'll let you go. Those wonderful words of Aeschylus. And by the way Aeschylus says Prometheus is almost exactly a contemporary of the book of job. The words were: you tell him I despise him let…

…it was primarily oriented to the superiority of the patriarchal societies over the matriarchal. This is the whole problem in the Aeschylus Agamemnon cycle and also in the oedipus: the male versus the female systems. The next point with respect to these two…

…along asking philosophical questions from the standpoint of rational consciousness, the art of the tragedy declines? Its great strength is in Aeschylus. Its last sort of cliché stage is in Euripides. And why is it that the philosophical mind always turns the…