Excerpt from Les Barbares, Byzance Et Rome
Les plus anciennes traditions théogoniques de la Grèce appartenant à une époque où ses peuples se sentirent encore plus rapprochés de leur patrie asiatique les traditions des Titans et de Deucalion indiquent le Caucase comme le théâ tre commun de leur jeunesse comme la patrie des Ases émigrés qui, avec une foule d'autres analogies de l'asie, jouent un grand rôle dans la théogonie scandinave, qui est celle de nos frères.
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