The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 523John Murray, 1935 - English literature |
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Page 33
... theories . These These see in the Christmas boar an emblem of that other boar of high anti- quity who slew Adonis ... theory we incline , or whether we favour a combination of both , pagan the boar was , and pagan he was to remain ...
... theories . These These see in the Christmas boar an emblem of that other boar of high anti- quity who slew Adonis ... theory we incline , or whether we favour a combination of both , pagan the boar was , and pagan he was to remain ...
Page 104
... theory which until the time of Anselm , was the dominant doctrine of the Atonement . It was a dramatic conception of the Cross as divine conflict in which Christ fights and triumphs over the evil powers of the world under which mankind ...
... theory which until the time of Anselm , was the dominant doctrine of the Atonement . It was a dramatic conception of the Cross as divine conflict in which Christ fights and triumphs over the evil powers of the world under which mankind ...
Page 137
... theory has been missed by some because ' relativity ' has suggested to them ' shifting ' and ' transient ' in opposition to ' per- manent ' and ' exact . ' The gist of the theory , however , is concerned not with a relative but with an ...
... theory has been missed by some because ' relativity ' has suggested to them ' shifting ' and ' transient ' in opposition to ' per- manent ' and ' exact . ' The gist of the theory , however , is concerned not with a relative but with an ...
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