10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «METAMORPHIST»
Discover the use of
metamorphist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
metamorphist and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
City planning in America: between promise and despair
The metamorphist becomes proficient in the needs and demands of the
marketplace, struggling to make something happen virtually to the exclusion of
concern for the needs of the people to be served or for the objectives of the
development ...
2
The ruins; or, A survey of the revolutions of empires: To ...
+ The sun was supposed to assume their forms (the forms of the twelve animals).
These are the very words of Iamblicus de Symbolis iEgyptiorum, c. 2. sect. 8. The
sun was the grand .Proteus, the universal metamorphist. tial virgin, and passed ...
Constantin-François Volney, 1849
These are the very 'lordsoflamblicus de Symbolis .ffigyptiorum,_c.2. sect. 7. _The
sun was the. grand Proteus, the universal metamorphist. Page 24 5. (54.). Your
ton/izre is tbe dish as tszeszm. The Arabs, says Herodotus, shave their heads in a
...
Constantin-Franã§Ois Volney, 2010
4
The philosophy of geology. Stereotyped ed
This opinion does not refute the objection of the metamorphist geologists; and
cannot be supported if the theory of igneous stratification of crystalline rocks be
true. fication of crystalline schists is considered as a proved ...
5
The Philosophy of Geology: French and English
... only guide which can direct the geologist through the labyrinth of difficulties
with which a too limited interpretation of the general principle of stratification had
encircled science, leaving it entirely to the speculations of metamorphist
geologists.
Antoine Claude Gabriel Jobert, 1847
6
The ruins: or, A survey of the revolutions of empires
The Sun was said to assume their forms, and to act, life, (the forms of the twelve
animals.) These are the very words of Iamblicus de Symbolis jEgypti- orum, c. 2,
sect. 7- The sun was the grand Proteus, the universal metamorphist. Note (h 4,) ...
Constantin-François Volney, 1822
7
Volney's Ruins, Or, Meditation on the Revolutions of Empires
... Proteus , the universal metamorphist. Page 22o, line 3. ( Your tonsureis the
disk of the sun. ) « The Arabs, say Herodotus, b. in , Shave their heads in a cirele
and about their temples, in imitation, as they pretend, of Bacchus ( who is the sun
).
Constantin-François Volney, 1820
8
The commonwealth of reason
psarifcn, Sopralapsarian, Metamorphist, Ebionite, Jatir senist, Rogatist,
Merinonite, Sabean, Apellitiari, Marcion'ist, Dulcinist, Catbarian, Ascordrigilian,
Macedonian* Augustl- nian, Montanist, Chiliast, Muncerian, Libertine, Bongo-
milian, ...
9
The Nature of Capital: Marx After Foucault
A seed becomes a plant. A tadpole becomes a frog. Marx was a metamorphist, as
well as a realist. He believed social relations pass through a series of material
forms before becoming social relations once more. Ashes to ashes. Dust to dust.
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The Ruins: Or, Meditation on the Revolutions of Empires and ...
... and performtheir astronomical functions.* * These are the very words of
Jamblicus de Symbolis Aegyptiorum, c. 2, sect. 7. The sun was the grand Proteus
, the universal metamorphist. "People of Japan, your bull, which breaks the
mundane ...
Constantin-François Volney, 2014
