10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HELLENICALLY»
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History of the development of the doctrine of the person of ...
... And so I call thee, since thou canst not know Me, to the contemplation of the
world." 3 De Execrat. § 9, T. II. p. 435. looking at it as he did, not ethically, but
Hellenically. INTRODUCTION. 37.
Isaak August Dorner, Patrick Fairbairn, 1861
2
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
God is become manl Not the glowing, Hellenically-enjoying, sensual man, but the
preaching, Christianity-loving, sufi'ering man. Sin was not in the world; neither
without sin were repentance, contrition, lifting up of the heart, and atonement
here ...
3
David Rudkin: Sacred Disobedience: An Expository Study of ...
Rudkin's protagonists are usually Hellenically heroic in their impulses to detach
and break free, to achieve individuation and self-determination, to refuse
incorporation into any social fiction that does not acknowledge their self-invented
...
4
The Handbook of World Englishes
Dialektos was defined by the Stoics “as an expression (lexis)” which is stamped
on one people “ethnically and Hellenically” or as “an expression peculiar to some
particular region” (Harris, 1998: 84). In examining a number of definitions of the ...
Braj Kachru, Yamuna Kachru, Cecil Nelson, 2009
5
The Invention of Jane Harrison
... under guidance of my Jesuit teacher in Spain"37), her introductory tirade in
Apotheosis and After Life makes it all too plain why her college obituary felt
bound to allude to the "irritation" she caused to "the more Hellenically inclined.
6
Methodology of Social Sciences: Max Weber
They rationalized the popular folk polyphony for their own purposes instead of
following the Byzantine monks in allowing the music to be arranged for them by
the Hellenically trained melopoios. Certain socially and religiously conditioned ...
Edward Shils, Henry A. Finch, 2011
7
Nationalism in Asia and Africa
... eponymized its nucleus as Al-Sindh; next, in the age of heathen mythology, its
Hindu hegemonists cunningly Sanskritized this eponym as the Sindhu Valley;
then, in the epoch of Alexander, its Macedonian invaders hellenically called it the
...
8
The Monotheists: Jews, Christians, and Muslims in Conflict ...
... second was termed Monophysitism, and was clearly more congenial to some
of the Hellenically minded theologians. The ecumenical council convened at
Chalcedon in 451 condemned both and asserted against all logic—but
unmistakably ...
9
The Children of Abraham: Judaism, Christianity, Islam: A New ...
And the resistance was social, particularly in Jerusalem, where the mores of the
Hellenically as- similated, their taste for theater and athletics and nudity, aroused
the ire of the piety-minded. Pharisees and Sadducees waged a relentless war ...
10
Folk Tale, Fiction and Saga in the Homeric Epics
... list for two poems of such wide scope. The Iliad in particular is ill represented.
Yet if the pattern of Marchen be as distinctive as we have claimed, it should be
possible to discover it even where Homer has most Hellenically hidden it from
view.
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