Dialogue

 1 Intro|   lingers around the forms of mythology, which he uses as symbols
 2 Intro|     separated from poetry and mythology.~A greater danger with modern
 3 Intro|     eyes. The associations of mythology and poetry have to be added,
 4 Intro|      was the natural enemy of mythology, and yet mythological ideas
 5 Intro|  thought intermediate between mythology and philosophy and had a
 6 Intro| ancient philosophers found in mythology many ideas which, if not
 7 Intro| external nature, which, as in mythology, so also in philosophy,
 8 Intro|      nature. They pass out of mythology into philosophy. Early science
 9 Intro|    conceptions. The clouds of mythology are still resting upon him,
10 Intro|     away or drops the veil of mythology, and presents her to us
11 Intro|    passed out of the stage of mythology into that of rational religion.