It originally appeared in Lucian's Philopseudes, in which Eucrates relates the story to Tychiades, but with notable differences from later versions, including the usage of a pestle and one of the main character's being a Priest of Isis.
It originally appeared in Lucian's Philopseudes, in which Eucrates relates the story to Tychiades, but with notable differences from later versions, including the usage of a pestle and one of the main character's being a Priest of Isis.* The next version was a ballad by Goethe, Das Zauberlehrling, does not include the stern rebuke that the title character normally receives and is the origin of the German proverb "Die ich reif, die Geister". FTP, what is this story which inspired a symphonic poem by Paul Dukas and which is now most often associated with Mickey Mouse?
It originally appeared in Lucian's Philopseudes, in which Eucrates relates the story to Tychiades, but with notable differences from later versions, including the usage of a pestle and one of the main character's being a Priest of Isis.
The Sorcerer’s Apprentice