The Hindustan Review March 1914

In the realm of religion we see -the influence of the cult of the Syrian Astarte iu the worship of Aphrodite and other Greek goddesses and the Phoenician god Melkart was not only taken into Greek mythology under the name of Melicirtes but was identified in many places with the Greek god H racles while in the more worldly spheres of life it is well-known that the Greeks learnt the art of ma [...] The discovery of Sanskrit during the latter half of the 18th century perhaps the greatest event in the history of European culture silica the Renaissance opened many new avenues of inquiry to European scholars and created the sciences of comparative philology and comparative mythology while the speculations of Hindu thinkers in the region of the Unknown are not without their influence even in [...] After the conclusion of the first invasion and the Japanese retreat from the north before the combined strength of the Chinese and Koreans on May 22nd 1593 Fusan became one of the fortified camps upon the coast where Japanese armies passed the winter in sight of the shores of their own land. [...] With the connivance of the Tai Won K un and the sanction of the Japanese Minister a plan was formed to seize the Palace to murder the Queen to depose the King and to establish once again the rule of the eRegent. [...] So we hereby depose her from the rank of Queen and reduce her to the level of the lowest class." The next day a second Edict raised the posthumous state of the late Queen to the rank of a concubine of the first class.