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The Peril of Modernizing Jesus
The archaizer will deliberately adopt the sandals, the phylacteries, and the whole
garb both inner and outer of the biblical era. . . . The archaizer mistakes the
portrait for a mirror while the other mistakes the mirror for a portrait.”5 While much
of ...
2
The Last Pagans of Rome
As for Macrobius, though hardly the authentic archaizer he pretends to be, he
was enough of a conservative to resist the vogue for the post-Augustans. As we
saw, he puts his one quotation from Juvenal in the mouth of the boorish
Evangelus ...
3
Mass and Lord's Supper: A Study in the History of the Liturgy
THE ALLEGED ARCHAIZER AND ROMANCER 397 altogether useless and
imaginary, even though it were derivative and one-sided, a picture conceivably
built up from the New Testament and the writings of the early Fathers in hostility
to ...
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Mass and Lord's Supper A Study in the History of the Liturgy
THE ALLEGED ARCHAIZER AND ROMANCER 397 altogether useless and
imaginary, even though it were derivative and one-sided, a picture conceivably
built up from the New Testament and the writings of the early Fathers in hostility
to ...
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American Journal of Philology
The practice of Fronto is what we might expect of the leading archaizer : he uses
pattern neque with a frequency of 3.2 ; pattern aut, with a frequency of 2.2. But the
pattern neque can in no period baldly be labeled an archaism. Although it ...
Basil Lanneau Gildersleeve, Charles William Emil Miller, Benjamin Dean Meritt,
1958
But it is impossible to- reason thus with the archaizer. So l6ng as the language of
the people receives the grafts that are made on it from the old stock, so long as
the dead tree revives at the scent of the waters of Castaly and Pirene, so long the
...
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Selections from the Brief Mention of Basil Lanneau Gildersleeve
So long as the language of the people receives the grafts that are made on it from
the old stock, so long as the dead tree revives at the scent of the waters of
Castaly and Pieria, so long the archaizer will not lose courage.' — A Spartan
School ...
Basil Lanneau Gildersleeve, Charles William Emil Miller,
1930
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ElderSpeak: A Thesaurus or Compendium of Words Related to ...
Concerned with very ancient things: archaist, archaizer 2. Age by decade: a. In
one's fourth decade: quadragenarian b. In one's fifth decade: quinquagenarian c.
In one's sixth decade: sexagenarian d. In one's seventh decade: septuagenarian
...
James L. Reynolds, MD,
2014
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The Great Reversal: Ethics and the New Testament
... pretense of playing the role of first- century Christians. To do so would be to
construe God's relationship to us as archaizer rather than sanctifier. There is
backing for our authorization in the Gospels. There, 183 A MODEST PROPOSAL
CXII.
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History of Latin Literature
Unlike Fronto, who was a conscious archaizer, Apuleius used all available
resources, ancient and contemporary, to make his style effective. The noticeable
characteristics of that style are balance and symmetry, attained by devices of
structure ...