PEP | Article - Applied Psycho-Analysis: J. S. Van Teslaar. The Death of Pan: A Classical Instance of Verbal Misinterpretation. Psychoanalytic Review, 1921, Vol. VIII, p. 180.

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Abstract

It is here maintained, following Reinach, s investigations, that the early Christian traditions about the death of Pan arose as a simple mis-hearing. An Egyptian pilot named Thamus confounded the chant Qamons, Qamons, Qamons panmegas teqnhce with the message Qamons, pan o megas teqnhce.

PEP | Article - Applied Psycho-Analysis: J. S. Van Teslaar. The Death of Pan: A Classical Instance of Verbal Misinterpretation. Psychoanalytic Review, 1921, Vol. VIII, p. 180. - J., E.