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Pagina 209
... symbol of everything carnal summed up in the word " abomi- nation , " is for the other the symbol of 209 FLESH AND BLOOD.
... symbol of everything carnal summed up in the word " abomi- nation , " is for the other the symbol of 209 FLESH AND BLOOD.
Pagina 226
... symbol of the corruptibility of the flesh . The result of this emphasis on physiology , on dissolution , is to strip the human organism of transcendental qualities . The point is strikingly made by a series of tropes that re- duce first ...
... symbol of the corruptibility of the flesh . The result of this emphasis on physiology , on dissolution , is to strip the human organism of transcendental qualities . The point is strikingly made by a series of tropes that re- duce first ...
Pagina 256
... symbol for Jonson's pur- poses , since in fact the masque cannot proceed without him , without the expenditure , that is , and hence the prior accumula- tion , of large sums of money . To banish Plutus indeed would be to outlaw the ...
... symbol for Jonson's pur- poses , since in fact the masque cannot proceed without him , without the expenditure , that is , and hence the prior accumula- tion , of large sums of money . To banish Plutus indeed would be to outlaw the ...
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Antecedents I | 1 |
Prose as Prose | 41 |
Rhetorics Tinkling Bell | 90 |
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