But their belief is easier to comprehend when we remember that the myths of savages clustered about beings whom they worshipped. […] Pisistratus of Athens ordered a commission of scholars (about 537 b.c. […] Although a note in the Upsala manuscript, of date about 1300 a.d. […] The breeze moved not her hair, no color was on her cheek, her eyes glared fixed and immovable, there was no sign of life about her. […] They plied their fortunate sister with questions about her husband.