Essays and remains, ed. with a mem. by R. Vaughan, Том 2 |
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... better , and becomes the pupil of Hypatia . But , in the sequel , he discovers that what is refined in heathendom , cannot be practically separated from what is brutal and licentious , -that philosophy , even in the person of its best ...
... better , and becomes the pupil of Hypatia . But , in the sequel , he discovers that what is refined in heathendom , cannot be practically separated from what is brutal and licentious , -that philosophy , even in the person of its best ...
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... better of philosophic pride , and he has much more of the Christian in him than the name . Such was the position of the historical Synesius in the con- troversy between philosophy and faith , and the Synesius of Mr. Kingsley's fiction ...
... better of philosophic pride , and he has much more of the Christian in him than the name . Such was the position of the historical Synesius in the con- troversy between philosophy and faith , and the Synesius of Mr. Kingsley's fiction ...
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... better result . At last he confessed that it was within a bird that lived in a church secured by iron doors , and surrounded by a deep moat . It was thus that the heart of mankind had withdrawn itself 18 Hypatia ; or , New Foes with an ...
... better result . At last he confessed that it was within a bird that lived in a church secured by iron doors , and surrounded by a deep moat . It was thus that the heart of mankind had withdrawn itself 18 Hypatia ; or , New Foes with an ...
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... better understood by us than by themselves . The likeness observable between some of their ideas and those contained in the Christian revelation , is that of the dim and distorted morning shadow to the substance from which it is thrown ...
... better understood by us than by themselves . The likeness observable between some of their ideas and those contained in the Christian revelation , is that of the dim and distorted morning shadow to the substance from which it is thrown ...
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... better excuse for its origin than that of the West . But we should rather have seen Philammon spending the remainder of his days in the endeavour to be of some use at Alexandria , than subsiding , after all , into the saintly and ...
... better excuse for its origin than that of the West . But we should rather have seen Philammon spending the remainder of his days in the endeavour to be of some use at Alexandria , than subsiding , after all , into the saintly and ...
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