Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Հատոր 80W. Blackwood & Sons, 1856 |
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Էջ 352
... thought - origin of Byzantine art - types are involved two diverse mental is found in their satisfying the re- operations . In the debased Roman quirements and phases of thought . we see the individual actual model These Byzantine ...
... thought - origin of Byzantine art - types are involved two diverse mental is found in their satisfying the re- operations . In the debased Roman quirements and phases of thought . we see the individual actual model These Byzantine ...
Էջ 360
... thought and the noblest effort . To distinguish between accident and es- sence , to discover in nature a ruling , pervading thought struggling for expression in outward form ; to un- derstand and interpret nature's lan- guage ; to ...
... thought and the noblest effort . To distinguish between accident and es- sence , to discover in nature a ruling , pervading thought struggling for expression in outward form ; to un- derstand and interpret nature's lan- guage ; to ...
Էջ 503
... thought , notwithstanding a wordy diffuseness and an over sub- tlety of distinction , often degenerating into mere ingenious trifling . We are told that Poetry , and consequently , by inference , all other forms of Art , essentially ...
... thought , notwithstanding a wordy diffuseness and an over sub- tlety of distinction , often degenerating into mere ingenious trifling . We are told that Poetry , and consequently , by inference , all other forms of Art , essentially ...
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