The Quarterly Review, Volumes 263-264William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1934 |
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Page 103
... spirit , should partake of a common spirit and illustrate one another . It was only gradually that the Crucifixion made its way into the subject - matter of Christian art . The sufferings and death of Christ did not concern the early ...
... spirit , should partake of a common spirit and illustrate one another . It was only gradually that the Crucifixion made its way into the subject - matter of Christian art . The sufferings and death of Christ did not concern the early ...
Page 293
... spirit in degree not kind , akin to men - a step , though a vast one , higher in the scale of being that leads , as body up to spirit works , ' from lowly to sublime up to the Author of all Being . In spite of the poet's early vision of ...
... spirit in degree not kind , akin to men - a step , though a vast one , higher in the scale of being that leads , as body up to spirit works , ' from lowly to sublime up to the Author of all Being . In spite of the poet's early vision of ...
Page 377
... Spirit that he believes is the centre of the universe , and the crux of an infinite unity , of the Hindus , Keshub Chander Sen , Ramakrishna , and Vivekenanda ; of the Moslem the Bab ; of St Theresa of Lieux ; of the anonymous author of ...
... Spirit that he believes is the centre of the universe , and the crux of an infinite unity , of the Hindus , Keshub Chander Sen , Ramakrishna , and Vivekenanda ; of the Moslem the Bab ; of St Theresa of Lieux ; of the anonymous author of ...
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