Bibliotheca Sacra and Theological Review, Volume 5Allen, Morrill, and Wardwell, 1848 - Theology |
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... mind an entirely false direction , and quite destroy , instead of quickening it . Furthermore , we must discard all manuals and exercise - books that are patched up from writers of all periods , from poets and prose - writers . It seems ...
... mind an entirely false direction , and quite destroy , instead of quickening it . Furthermore , we must discard all manuals and exercise - books that are patched up from writers of all periods , from poets and prose - writers . It seems ...
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... mind as it stands forth in wondrous majesty ; such a course cannot fail to be a palaestra in which the pupil , by wrestling with the genius of Rome , becomes acquainted not only with that , but with his own inward nature ; the spirit ...
... mind as it stands forth in wondrous majesty ; such a course cannot fail to be a palaestra in which the pupil , by wrestling with the genius of Rome , becomes acquainted not only with that , but with his own inward nature ; the spirit ...
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... mind , after its mission was fulfilled , and learn to comprehend it the better from its own counterpart . As to writing Latin , we have already expressed our views of its importance in another place ; here then we would but say , that ...
... mind , after its mission was fulfilled , and learn to comprehend it the better from its own counterpart . As to writing Latin , we have already expressed our views of its importance in another place ; here then we would but say , that ...
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... mind displays itself . At the universities the lectures in which the Roman authors are interpreted are no longer regularly attended even by young philolo- gists . A genial age seeks genial and philosophical modes of instruc- tion , and ...
... mind displays itself . At the universities the lectures in which the Roman authors are interpreted are no longer regularly attended even by young philolo- gists . A genial age seeks genial and philosophical modes of instruc- tion , and ...
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... mind , must each unite in itself the Greek free- dom and the Roman formality . After the establishment of Christian- ity , which is the religion of freedom , guiding the whole will of man to the fulfilment of the law , and thus soaring ...
... mind , must each unite in itself the Greek free- dom and the Roman formality . After the establishment of Christian- ity , which is the religion of freedom , guiding the whole will of man to the fulfilment of the law , and thus soaring ...
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