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Page 376
... soul has perfected repentance and got its sin and misery left behind ! I call all this a noble embodiment of a true noble thought . But indeed the Three compartments mutually sup- port one another , are indispensable to one another ...
... soul has perfected repentance and got its sin and misery left behind ! I call all this a noble embodiment of a true noble thought . But indeed the Three compartments mutually sup- port one another , are indispensable to one another ...
Page 378
... soul , differs altogether from what is uttered by the outer part . The outer is of the day , under the empire of mode ; the outer passes away , in swift endless changes ; the inmost is the same yesterday , to - day and forever . True souls ...
... soul , differs altogether from what is uttered by the outer part . The outer is of the day , under the empire of mode ; the outer passes away , in swift endless changes ; the inmost is the same yesterday , to - day and forever . True souls ...
Page 483
... soul as if it lived at one point or group of points only , of ignoring other points , or groups of points , at which it must live as well . And herein the conception of life shown in this French ideal and in its drama really resembles ...
... soul as if it lived at one point or group of points only , of ignoring other points , or groups of points , at which it must live as well . And herein the conception of life shown in this French ideal and in its drama really resembles ...
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References to this book
Interpretatio: Language and Translation from Cicero to Tytler Frederick M. Rener No preview available - 1989 |
Interpretatio: Language and Translation from Cicero to Tytler Frederick M. Rener Limited preview - 1989 |