10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNTREMBLING»
Discover the use of
untrembling in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
untrembling and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Indian Writing in English: Critical Appraisals
... abstract idea of the stability of the spiritually enlightened heart or feelings of
Gangey amidst the divergently pulling base sensual passions is illustrated with
the visible concrete phenomenon of the flames of an earthen lamp, untrembling
in ...
2
The Ancient Quarrel Between Poetry and Philosophy
Then all the realities were clear, immortally beautiful, and filled us with peace.
The phasmata were “untrembling,” atremé (250 c 3). We were pure ourselves (
katharoi ontes) and saw reality bathed in pure light (en augéi katharai, 250 c 2—
5).
3
A grammar of the English language, together with an ...
[When] men died, ( If at once they ceased to be, d, < returning to the barren womb
(_ of nothing, e, Whence first they sprung, ( Then might the debauchee, (
untrembling, mouth the heavens /, Adv. sent, to d, (time.) Adv. sent, to/ (condition.)
...
She sang thus far with a clear, untrembling voice, — so clear and untrembling as
to be almost metallic, — the restraint she had put upon herself making it
unnatural. At the commencement she had estimated her strength, and said, " It is
...
Anna Elizabeth Dickinson, 1868
With a light and sudden exertion of his strength, the Count put away Beatrice, and
fell on his knee before Violante, who, drawn to her full height, death-like pale, but
untrembling, regarded him with unntterable disdain. “ You scorn me now," said ...
6
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
In what other country is the personal liberty of the subject held so inviolate ? ~—
the laws administered with such equal regard to all ranks ?--the balance of
justice held with so firm and untrembling—with such pure hands? To genius, to
talent, ...
7
Originary Metaphysics: Why Philosophy Has Not Reached Its End
As opposed to the meaningless and illusory commotion that the mortals create,
the is insofar as it is whole is called by the goddess untrembling: “the word '
untrembling', the programmatic title for these lines [B8, 26-29], shows that what is
...
8
Memorials of a tour in some parts of Greece: chiefly poetical
The gods, who with untrembling poise Mete out the sum of human bliss, Never
ordained a sacrifice More righteously than this. The honor of the Grecian arms,
And Helen's error to redeem, What other price more just could seem? Beauty for
...
Richard Monckton Milnes (1st baron Houghton.), 1834
9
Robert Graves: The Lasting Poetic Achievement
Repelled by the unthinkable - the vistas opened by the lens - we have reasserted
ourselves once more in the familiar only to discover, Graves points out, that it has
turned stale: untrembling we renew Old fears of earthquakes, adders, floods, ...
Themeditativeman is to experiencethe untrembling heart of unconcealment. What
does the word about the untrembling heart of unconcealment mean? It means
unconcealment itself in what is most its own,meansthe placeofstillness ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNTREMBLING»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
untrembling is used in the context of the following news items.
An Old Norse Legend, Courtesy of JRR Tolkien
Högni's “untrembling” heart is still cut from his living breast and brought to his brother on a golden dish, and Signy still sleeps incestuously with her brother ... «Wall Street Journal, May 09»
Return of the Zeppelin: From height of luxury to war machine, the ill …
The largest flying machine ever built, it glided through the air so smoothly that wine glasses stood untrembling on tables, and so silently that people on board ... «Daily Mail, Jul 08»
The Falling Man
Though squinting, he stares forward almost unblinkingly and speaks—reads—in a voice that is resolute and untrembling against the sound of the wind. He has a ... «Esquire, Sep 07»
