10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EXCITANCY»
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excitancy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The complete works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge: With an ...
... excitancy belongs to the former, the passive life or excitability to the latter. Call
the former the afficients, the latter the affections, the deeds being merely the signs
or impresses of the former, as the NOTES ON LUTHER'S TABLE TALK. 288.
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, William Greenough Thayer Shedd, Henry Nelson Coleridge, 1856
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The Camera and the Pencil, Or, The Heliographic Art: Its ...
Probably this, — tremendous physical force ; a disposition which, from its energy
and excitancy, may rush into cruelty when fully roused ; but which in ordinary
moods, blends magnanimity with power ; and finally the capacity to overwhelm
and ...
Marcus Aurelius Root, 1864
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THE CAMERA AND THE PENCIL; OF THE HELIOGRAPHIC ART ITS ...
Probably this,— ^tremendous physical force ; a disposition which, from its energy
and excitancy, may rush into cruelty when fully roused .; but which in ordinary
moods, blends magnanimity with power ; and finally the capacity to overwhelm
and ...
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Notes: Theological, Political and Miscellaneous
The life is divided between the rewards and punishments on the one hand, and
the hope and fear on the other ; namely, the active life or excitancy belongs to the
former, the passive life or excitability to the latter. Call the former the afficients, ...
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Derwent Coleridge, 1853
... would have been useless. The life is divided between the rewards and
punishments on the one hand, and the hope and fear on the other ; namely, the
active life or excitancy belongs to the former, the passive life or excitability to the
latter.
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Henry Nelson Coleridge, 1853
The inflammation here subsists in an " over marked" excitancy of system, the
reduction of which by bleeding will reduce the inflammation also. There are many
cases wherein the distress is extreme, and yet the amount of inflammation is by
no ...
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The Elements of Rhetoric; a Manual of the Laws of Taste, ...
This latent power, the sufficient excitancy eiug supplied, necessarily manifested
itself. In the sense, therefore, of adaptation and adjustment—0f pre-arranged and
pre-established creation-interwoven law, “Language is of divine origin.
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The complete works: With an introductory essay upon his ...
... the store-room or treasury on the ground floor, the ladder or steps would have
been useless. The life is divided between the rewards and punishments on the
one hand, and the hope and fear on the other ; namely, the active life or excitancy
...
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, 1854
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Spiritual Philosophy: Founded on the Teaching of the Late ...
And this temptation may be ab extra or ab intra : — it is not sufficient to say that
wickedness is only produced by outward inducements, for the inducements could
have no influence nor excitancy, except the disposition already existed ; — and ...
Joseph Henry Green, Sir John Simon, 1865
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The Literary Remains of Samuel Taylor Coleridge: Notes on ...
The life is divided between the rewards and punishments on the one hand, and
the hope and fear on the other: namely, the active life or excitancy belongs to the
former, the passive life or excitability to the latter. Call the former the affi- cients, ...
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Henry Nelson Coleridge, 1839
