The Presbyterian Quarterly Review, Volume 6B. J. Wallace, Albert Barnes proprietor, 1858 - Presbyterian Church |
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... human mind . They belong to a philosophy on which there has as yet been no unity of opinion among men , and not a few of them seem to lie beyond the range of the human intel- lect in any of its developments in this world . There has ...
... human mind . They belong to a philosophy on which there has as yet been no unity of opinion among men , and not a few of them seem to lie beyond the range of the human intel- lect in any of its developments in this world . There has ...
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... human race would introduce into the world ? Can this be the religion which a Saviour of the human race- a Redeemer of mankind - would care to establish ? Would the Father of all ; would the Redeemer of a world enter into any arrangement ...
... human race would introduce into the world ? Can this be the religion which a Saviour of the human race- a Redeemer of mankind - would care to establish ? Would the Father of all ; would the Redeemer of a world enter into any arrangement ...
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... human nature , which , even in an Attic audience , could not bear too long a flight in ethereal heights . In these three tragedies were no inserted scenes . of comic power , found so necessary in these degenerate days , but the mind was ...
... human nature , which , even in an Attic audience , could not bear too long a flight in ethereal heights . In these three tragedies were no inserted scenes . of comic power , found so necessary in these degenerate days , but the mind was ...
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... human greatness . Everything bends to this . Creon and Tiresias . address the monarch most unnaturally , but their epithets and insinuations are part of his overthrow . Jocasta is , historically speaking , a woman of sixty or seventy ...
... human greatness . Everything bends to this . Creon and Tiresias . address the monarch most unnaturally , but their epithets and insinuations are part of his overthrow . Jocasta is , historically speaking , a woman of sixty or seventy ...
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... human nature , rude even at its best . 2. We now arrive at our second point of observation . What was the moral and religious tone of the Greek Tragedy ? This leads to an analysis of that instruction which we have seen that it conveyed ...
... human nature , rude even at its best . 2. We now arrive at our second point of observation . What was the moral and religious tone of the Greek Tragedy ? This leads to an analysis of that instruction which we have seen that it conveyed ...
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