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...they are printed. It was in the spring of 1894 that the late Professor Max Muller first suggested to me that I should compile a General Index of the names and subject-matter for the complete series of the Sacred Books of the East. Such an Index, he thought, would be a great help to all students of the Sacred Books of tile East, and of the greatest value for the study of ...

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...ller & J. Takakusu. 50. INDEX : M. Winternitz. A GENERAL INDEX TO THE NAMES AND SUBJECT-MATTER OF THE SACRED BOOKS OF THE EAST COMPILED BY M ... ...uller first suggested to me that I should compile a General Index of the names and subject-matter for the complete series of the Sacred Books of th... ...if the Index was to be of any use it would have to be, not a bare list of names and important words, with strings of references which no one would h... ...dex for reference: he had to read the whole book and all the books on any given subject. But nowadays even German scholars have found out that life ... ...een the one and constant aim of the compiler. Verbal quotations have been given-they are marked as such by the use of italics-from passages that see... ...lly under the letter A. There, e. g. ' Ahura-Mazda' and' Auha1'mazd' are given as two separate articles, while later on in such cases all the passa... ...ro = Pdlkrit. t. w. = title of a work. Zd.= Zend. References. The large arabic figures denote volumes, the smaller arabic pages, and the smaller r... ...reedom, 32, 255 ; identified with other deities, 32, 25+ sq., 261 ; as a masculine deity, 32, 261-3; Dyaus Aditi, 32, 348, 351; Death is c~Jled A....

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...thousands of years, taught by a handful of unique individuals in every generation. Their task has been to ensure that the truths of Kabbalah would be given to those ready to receive them. During all that time, Kabbalah was concealed from the public (which was not yet ready to receive it), until the current generation; it was this generation for which this method was specif...

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...eneration. Their task has been to ensure that the truths of Kabbalah would be given to those ready to receive them. During all that time, Kabbalah w... ...lity of this world, the whole of humanity and each and every one of us at any given moment. With the help of Kabbalah, we can T H E K A B B A L A H... ... Creator, unlike a scientific pro- cess, is the gratification and satisfaction given by the Creator. According to the Kabbalah, mankind is the whole ... ...law of creation, uses words such as God, Creator, and Emanator, as technical names for forces, lights and degrees. The names, Creator and Emanator, ... ...ucture of the Upper World, Kabbalists have chosen to name the Upper Forces by names and appel- lations from our world. Thus the Upper Object gets its... ...ah wrote in Ara- maic, Hebrew and some Greek. There are also Kabbalah books in Arabic, and Kabbalists in the middle ages wrote in ancient French. Aga... ... from up downward, there is a division, a separation into a feminine part and masculine part. The lower the degree of creation, the coarser and simp... ...the coarser and simpler it becomes, and the more overlap there is between the masculine and feminine parts. S O U L , B O DY A N D R E I N C A R N A... ...s it. Without the feminine part, the system of creation is inconceivable. The masculine part depends on the feminine part and waits for it. Q: Are t...

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...URSE OF KALI 15 ‘The Trust is administered by a legal firm in India, who refuses to divulge the names of Chandra Lal’s heirs. However, whatever the... ...her long for sleep. She felt him bend down and kiss her forehead and whisper, ‘Och, I would have given my life for you, sweet lassie,’ and Helen fel... ...rved wardrobe and a sandalwood chest. A roll-topped desk and shelves full of books completed the masculine furnishings. Helen opened the wardrobe a... ... with fierce passion and jealous possessiveness and would brook no rivals. His love, when it was given, would be all consuming, different to the gen... ...thought John would repeat the words he had whispered on the night of the storm ‘Och, I would have given my life for you, sweet lassie.’ But after a ... ...for the guests to wash and dry their fingers. Gavin guided Helen through the menu and the exotic names of the delicious dishes. Helen was glad that... ...e night. He had displayed jealousy, which made her wonder if he loved her after all - but no, his masculine pride would insist on her fidelity, even... ...t glistening now with droplets from the waterfall. Helen wondered if he was aware of his blatant, masculine sexuality and THE CURSE OF KALI 165 o... ...ning Revenue Collector Word Doonga Meaning a pleasure boat in Kashmir Word Effendi Meaning Arabic for a man of high social standing. Word E...

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... the kind of early hours that casinos fear, I tell you" – and he goes on to rattle off the names of acquaintances turned millionaires. The next day ... ...porting heavy bust, the other clutching a sheaf of papers densely written in calligraphic Arabic. "Driver" – the mob exclaims – "There is an Arab ... ...rret out the common denominators of all these incidents. I never abuse a potted plant when given access to a restroom less than three minutes walk ... ... against him. He envied them instead of loving. He kept strict ledgers of help received and given. He felt deprived, begrudging their successes. The... ...umbling, cornered appliance. The following morning, at six o'clock, the warden bawled our names, marking those present. Ensconced in dreary blazers... ... Jezebel" - she said and her voice had qualities obscured by telephony. It was deep, nearly masculine, and, usually, I didn't find such voices appea... ... them beat you. Once, a stranger lifted me on his shoulders and asked me to read aloud the names on the mailboxes. We went through many buildings, ... ...ill stay connected if we do. It is in such times that I remember an especially sad song, Arabic sounds interlaced with Jewish wailing. Wall after ...

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...hung-Yuan Chang “Tao and the Sympathy of All Things” is based on a lecture given at the Eranos Conference in Ascona in 1955 and was published in Erano... ...iasm. The liturgical churches — Lutheran, Catholic, Episcopalian (the name given to the Church of England in the United States) left me with a sense o... ...onal equilibrium. The requirement of study and experience in psychiatry is given equal footing with undergoing analysis, a reminder that Jung was firs... ...ce, both natural and supernatural. The various aspects of God have various names. God is understood as being at the heart of every person and in that ... ...uter; that is, it has no gender. (The Greek language distinguishes between masculine, feminine, and neuter nouns.) But in Syriac (the language in whic... ... the early theologians wrote, and in which all nouns are designated either masculine or feminine) the custom was in religious writing to assign a femi... ...reasing in strength, partly because of a tendency among feminists to adopt masculine stereotypes as a goal for themselves. Such steadily increasing re... ...t except of drunkenness and revelry I have no tale to 86. These letters in Arabic spell the Hebrew name of God. THE RELIGIOUS DIMENSION 128 tell. 87 ... ...outh, and robed and haloed. (This dress has raised theories of shipwrecked Arabic or Asian sailors.) It was the Wandjinas who formed the landscape in ...

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...t angles, old concepts, systems: showing that an idea, which is true in a given referential system, may be false in another one, and vice versa; - ... ...in Noica). The worth of an action is determined by its conformity to given binding rules (deontology), and equally by its consequences. T... ...ti-Mathematics? There exist (feminine) YN Energy - left channel, and (masculine) YANG Energy - right channel, for psychic or spiritual power. F... ...utrality. 61 Politics is dictated by mean interests (Machiavelli). The Arabic philosopher Ibn-Haldun defines history as a repetition in a regular ... ...t the beginning and, if it constantly keeps enlarging its intensity, at a given moment we hear it, and for a while its loudness increases in our ear... ...n the modal logic it was named necessary truth, Dinulescu-C >mpina (2000) names it ‘intangible absolute truth’ ), whereas NL t (A) = 1 if A is true ... ...subsets of . 0, 1 + 0, and C(A) is the neutrosophic complement of A. One names a set N, endowed by two associative unitary internal laws, * and #, w...

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...u nun manhi irum ul cajigo isumnita. I sarem i wanhamnita." He threw in both names that the little guy went by and the telephone clicked off. He calle... ...ne was free to be gay in Korea. Then the18 year-old boy was told to meet the masculine and the vicious just as his country dictated. Right after getti... ... book and key chain from the souvenir shop at the history museum Sung Ki had given to him. He lost both by leaving them in the locker at the mokotang ... ...nt to make a seedy experience into something transformational by exchanging names and telephone numbers, and making subsequent calls although that wa... ... spilled like pints of milk that Mrs. Ghrame, the kindergarten teacher, had given to each class member as they watched Winnie the Pooh and Piglet on ... ...ify a life of barren prospects. "Unto us a child is born. Unto us a child is given." He thought of the words of the composer, Handel. Yes, he thought... ...azies are always religious--no offense." Gabriele heard Osama's palaver in Arabic." "Osama wants to know if you play volleyball with us." said Khali... ... nape of his neck and as abundant growth on his fertile chest, and a general masculine handsomeness that told a woman, that breeding with him would gr... ...s if she were the gravity and the bar by which he might do pull-ups to claim masculine strength and virile complacency. He wanted to toss her onto a m...

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...red treatment, in the underdeveloped areas, shamans are more likely to be given the task of healing the afflicted. In our modern world we look to sci... ... change in values, because it is traditional. Of course our tradition was given to us by the Almighty, or maybe even by Emily Post. It remin... ...ten and whether it had been mistranslated. ―For example, Moses is given credit for writing the first ten books of the Bible. Did Moses actua... ...ically. If, as a Muslim, I accept the belief in the same God, which in the Arabic language is Allah, and the sanctity of the first born son of Abraha... ... the early church fathers in the third century choose only those with the names Matthew, Mark, Luke and John? We know that they were not written by t... ...n? We know that they were not written by the apostles of 182 the same names. The apostles were probably dead when these gospels were written. The... ... worship Allah they are worshiping a different God. But Allah is just the Arabic word for the same monotheistic God that the Jews and Christians wor... ...r the same monotheistic God that the Jews and Christians worship. In fact Arabic speaking Jews and Christians use the word Allah, just as English sp... ... in Pakistan were cowardly acts of revenge by men of other families whose masculine egos had been slighted. But this is feudal tradition—not Pakista...

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...n that those Governments Have to disappear, that “na- tionality” has to be given up, or anything so drastic as that. But it does mean that all those G... ... its fourth and last stage as a war. The war of the great attack will have given place to the war of the military deadlock; the war of the deadlock wi... ...er had any other power to give or withhold credit than the credit that was given to them. They exist by sufferance or superstition and not of necessit... ...ere have always been those women who wanted to get, like Joan of Arc, into masculine attire, and the school of the “mystical darlings.” There have alw... ... understand women. Women always hide deep and wonderful things away beyond masculine discovery. Men do not even suspect. Some day, perhaps—It is someo... ...distressed manhood imputing motives. It was pure hareem, and the perplexed masculine intelligence could never deter- mine whether it was out for a dem... ...een times—the European settlement of America and Siberia, for example, the Arabic sweep across North Africa, the invasion of Britain by the Low German... ...h the French and the British have the strongest interest in the revival of Arabic culture. Let the German learn T urkish if it pleases him. Through al... ...stroke of the pick at the open- ing of the mine. English, French, Russian, Arabic, Hindustani, Spanish, Italian; these are the great world languages t...

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...med for the last time in my hearing; and at night, when the muster-roll of names was called over, and mine (as usual) was called first, I stepped forw... ...heir very titles, a sufficient notification of their rank. Nay, their very names (and this applies also to the children of many untitled houses) are o... ...t oppressed with gratitude might have a like prerogative, might have power given to it from above to chase, to haunt, to waylay, to overtake, to pursu... ... pounds, I prepared to go down to Eton. Nearly 3 pounds of the money I had given to my money-lending friend, on his alleging that the stamps must be b... ...ve him any excuse for charging his own delays upon me. A smaller sum I had given to my friend the attorney (who was connected with the money-lenders a... ...d published, they would be thought generally to exhibit as much strong and masculine sense, delivered in as pure “mother English,” racy and fresh with... ...ays a friend, a succession of musical sounds is to me like a collection of Arabic characters; I can attach no ideas to them. Ideas! my good sir? There... ...gues is not remarkably extensive, being indeed con- fined to two words—the Arabic word for barley and the Turkish for opium (madjoon), which I have le... ...epartments of creative and combining thought; but there is a sad dearth of masculine thinkers in any ana- lytic path. A Scotchman of eminent name has ...

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...ed and friends. Other letters only repeat the narrative or the reflections given elsewhere; and of 4 Life of John Coleridge Patteson these, it has se... ...n these respects than myself, and, above all, in that full and sympathetic masculine grasp of a man’s powerful mind, which is necessarily denied to me... ...t were to carve the figure of the Saint for his niche among those who have given themselves soul and body to God’s Work. It has been an almost solemn ... ... To this Lady Patteson ‘never yielded; the thing was to be done, the point given up, the temper subdued, the mother to be obeyed, and all this upon a ... ...tical errors, that these studies were almost relinquished, and gave way to Arabic and Hebrew. Before we left Dresden, Patteson had read large portions... ...o surprise his sisters on his return to England by playing chants, but the Arabic and He- brew studies proved too absorbing; he grudged the time, and ... ...ure I shall make it useful; and so I tell you without fear I am working at Arabic. I hope you won’t think it silly. It is very hard, and for ten days ... ...f fastening upon that a sectarian char- acter, as of fixing him with party names. His was a catholic mind. What distinguished him was his open-mindedn... ...w tide, and watch all the little crabs and other creatures with long Latin names, than walk about Sydney arm-in-arm with the Bishops of New Zealand an...

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...he river at dawn, in a fog. The enemy were either before Mark Twain 4 him or behind him; but in any case he wanted to get across, very badly. He woul... ...s before me, rise as knight; knavish you have acted, and Knave of Bergen shall you be called henceforth, and gladly the Black knight rose; three cheer... ...n the dense woods that clothe all these lofty Neckar hills to their beguiling and im- pressive charm in any country; but German legends and fairy tale... ...sident calls for volunteers from among the membership to offer battle; three or more respond—but there must not be less than three; the president lays... ....” “Don’t you do it! No Americans there! You stop at one of those big hotels over the bridge—they’re packed full of Ameri- cans.” “But I want to pract... ... to practice my Arabic.” “Good gracious, do you speak Arabic?” “Yes—well enough to get along.” “Why, hang it, you won’t get along in Geneva—they don’t... ...ell, I begin to cipher out the German for that answer. I begin at the wrong end, necessarily, for that is the German idea. I say to myself, “Regen (ra... ... das (the) Regen, according to which gender it may turn out to be when I look. In the interest of science, I will cipher it out on the hypothesis that... ...most ridiculous mixture; and if he ends by trying to comfort himself with the thought that he can at least depend on a third of this mess as being man...

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...cied, amongst the weakest of men, that the bodies of the criminals will be given up to their widows for Christian burial? Now, the doubts which were r... ...ough the darkness to every village or solitary house on its route, has now given way for ever to the pot-wallopings of the boiler. Thus have perished ... ... by the post-office servants, and summoned to draw up, the great ancestral names of cities known to his- tory through a thousand years—Lincoln, Winche... ...n of Arc embarrassed by the coachman’s person and reins interven- ing, had given to the guard a “Courier” evening paper, con- taining the gazette, for... ...htly they did us all the mischief they could (which was really great), are names justly reverenced in England. On the same principle, La Pucelle d’Orl... .... Michael and All Angels, is on September 29. Hilary and Trinity are other names for Lent term and Act term respectively. Act term is the last term of... ...mrah, which is not found in Century Dictionary, is itself really plural of Arabic amir (ameer), a commander, noble- man. 15 23 THE 6TH OF EDWARD LONGS... ...the folds of a matronal gar- ment. Thus two orders were invented, one of a masculine character, without ornament, the other bearing a character which ... ...um, Oct. 6, 1888, quoted by Hart, the word is explained as a corruption of Arabic burghul. 101 30 ENGLISH PRINCE, REGENT OF FRANCE: John, Duke of Bedf...

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...e departed, Danglars approached, and said, — “Well, it appears that he has given you satisfactory reasons for his landing at Porto-Ferrajo?” “Yes, mos... ...o gave orders for this delay.” “Talking of Captain Leclere, has not Dantes given you a letter from him?” “To me? — no — was there one?” “I believe tha... ...and sailors there assembled, to whom he had repeated the promise al- ready given, that Dantes should be the successor to the late Captain Leclere. Edm... ...spoken on the shores of that large lake called the Mediterranean, from the Arabic to the Provencal, and this, while it spared him inter- preters, pers... ... before the sun, we are here to ease your fall.” He then said something in Arabic to Ali, who made a sign of obedience and withdrew, but not to any di... ... her national attire. Behind her, but in deep shadow, was the outline of a masculine figure; but the features of this latter personage it was not poss... ...” They found the carriage where they had left it. The count said a word in Arabic to Ali, and the horses went on at great speed. It was just two o’clo... ...ly with her naturally pale complexion. But that which completed the almost masculine look Morcerf found so little to his taste, was a dark mole, of mu... ... might have found with her beauty, that they were somewhat too erudite and masculine for so young a person. She was a perfect linguist, a first-rate a...

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...because he was by profes- sion a painter and a mediocre one (though he has given us the best portrait we have of Swift), and this may have been streng... ...very freely drawn upon, and very little or probably 6 Don Quixote no heed given to the original Spanish. The later translations may be dismissed in a... ...as household words in English mouths, it seems to me that the old familiar names and phrases should not be changed without good reason. Of course a tr... ...that industry and acumen could do, and it is no fault of his if he has not given us what we want. What Hallam says of Shakespeare may be applied to th... ...ent to decide whether the data justify the inference or not. The men whose names by common consent stand in the front rank of Spanish literature, Cerv... ...into chapters on the model of “Amadis,” invented the fable of a mysterious Arabic manuscript, and set up Cide Hamete Benengeli in imitation of the alm... ... boy had for sale, and saw that it was in characters which I recognised as Arabic, 82 Don Quixote and as I was unable to read them though I could rec... ...as if to ask him what they meant and what she was to do. He said to her in Arabic that they asked her to take off her veil, and thereupon she removed ... ...e that seemed to all something more than exceedingly beautiful; and with a masculine freedom from embarrassment and in a voice not very like a lady’s,...

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...ly showed by its expression that he was not deceived by the false as- sent given by Madame de Villefort’s words and manner to the mo- tives which she ... ...waiting first for the assent of Noirtier, which it was necessary should be given before all the witnesses of this singular scene. Valentine, when her ... ...ought, it was approved by the old man, sealed in the pres- ence of all and given in charge to M. Deschamps, the family notary. 18 The Count of Monte ... ...ould have been, handed to the president the record of her sale, written in Arabic. It had been supposed some of the papers might be in the Arabian, Ro... ...House was in attendance. One of the noble peers, who was familiar with the Arabic language, having studied it during the famous Egyptian campaign, fol... ...p, or nearly so,” said Eugenie, without the least confusion, and with that masculine point- 325 Alexandre Dumas edness which distinguished her gestur... ...ugenie, smooth- ing the scattered curls of her hair, which had now quite a masculine appearance; “and do you not think me handsomer so?” “Oh, you are ... ...oing, young gentleman?” “To Fontainebleau,” replied Eugenie with an almost masculine voice. “What do you say?” said Louise. “I am giving them the slip... ... of the steps, his face bathed in perspiration. “Well,” asked the count in Arabic, “have you been to see the old man?” Ali made a sign in the affirmat...

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...is sufficient; and suffice it, too, that some reputable person should have given an account of all these shrewd lunacies of his without going into the... ...governor to have the clothes in which the licentiate had entered the house given to him. The governor again bade him beware of what he was doing, as t... ...guish and somewhat prominent eyes, excessively punctilious and touchy, and given to the society of thieves and scapegraces. With regard to Roland, or ... ... Roland, or Rotolando, or Orlando (for the histories call him by all these names), I am of opinion, and hold, that he was of middle height, broad- sho... ...genas.” “Thou must have mistaken the surname of this ‘Cide’—which means in Arabic ‘Lord’—Sancho,” observed Don Quixote. “Very likely,” replied Sancho,... ...n that connoisseur who took the trouble of having it translated out of the Arabic into our Castilian vulgar tongue for the universal entertainment of ... ...nd in this I follow the ancient usage of knights-errant, who changed their names when they pleased, or when it suited their purpose.” The cart went it... ...e that seemed to all something more than exceedingly beautiful; and with a masculine freedom from embarrassment and in a voice not very like a lady’s,... ...h are borcegui, zaquizami, and maravedi. Alheli and alfaqui are seen to be Arabic, as well by the al at the beginning as by the they end with. I menti...

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...sensibility over a picture of Flemish life, if the accessories are clearly given. Why so? Perhaps, among other forms of exist- ence, it offers the bes... ...e bore no signs of decay; notwithstanding the deepened color which age had given to the bricks, it was as well preserved as a choice old picture, or s... ...scover, or whether Nature, in compensation for her physi- cal defects, had given her more delicate sensations than bet- ter organized beings,—it is ce... ...stible vocation. ‘ And I see you recog- nize as I do,’ he added, ‘that gum arabic, sugar, and starch, reduced to powder, each yield a substance absolu... ...s of affection sound in the inflections of his voice, “I have procured the names and addresses of the purchasers who still owe the remaining two hundr... ...ng de Solis explain to her many legal points and difficulties. At last her masculine education was completed; she was evidently preparing her- self to...

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... all the Royal Academy, and Sandow, and Mr. Arnold White. But these famous names do not appeal to him. My mind goes from this prominent and typical pe... ...ial possibilities through the organised pursuit of material sci- ence, has given enormous and unprecedented facilities to the spirit of innovation. Th... ...— for by the conventions established in the beginning of this book, we are given the freedom of their tongue. S S S S Section 4 ection 4 ection 4 ecti... ...e. But the modern Utopians, having systematised their sociology, will have given some attention to the psy- chology of minor officials, a matter altog... ...tem of other indices with cross references to the main one, arranged under names, under professional qualifications, under dis- eases, crimes and the ... ...are different qualitatively from and incom- mensurable with the distinctly masculine things. The rela- tionship is in the region of ideals and convent... ...or gymnastics like men, to bear arms and go to war, and follow most of the masculine occupations of their class. They were to have the same edu- catio... ...qually spacious and equally regardless of tongues and peoples is the great Arabic- speaking religion of Mahomet. Both Christendom and Is- lam are inde... ... Utopia should end with a swelling heart and clear resolves, with lists of names, formation of committees, and even the commencement of subscriptions....

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...the tyrannical bastard by whom it was devised, and the heartless slave who names it with a Saxon tongue to a Saxon ear! The curfew!” he added, pausing... ... of sanctity, little short, if we may presume to say so, of her glo- rious namesake, the blessed Saint Hilda of Whitby, God be gracious to her soul!” ... ...ion for which, if the poor fellow had been consulted, he would scarce have given his voice.” “And who dared to lame an animal which belonged to my bon... ...ercise of habitual superiority, and the recep- tion of general homage, had given to the Saxon lady a loftier character, which mingled with and qualifi... ...plar, filling his goblet, “drink wassail to the fair Rowena; for since her namesake introduced the word into England, has never been one more worthy o... ...the reck- less and presumptuous spirit, of which his companion had already given so many proofs, might at length produce some disagreeable explosion. ... ...at I can- not expound unto you this jargon, which, whether it be French or Arabic, is beyond my guess.” He then gave the letter to Gurth, who shook hi... ...over the powers of darkness. The deep prolonged notes, raised by a hundred masculine voices accustomed to combine in the choral chant, arose to the va...

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...nt in a gentle man of his time of life, but that he will bow up, and call names, and make reflections whenever they meet. Then the plain question is,... ...d time than they deserve. It will be sufficient to say that the lesson was given—that evening passed and night came on that the old man again grew ... ...aid Quilp, wilfully misunderstanding her, of course, ‘you mustn’t call her names. She’s married now, you know. And though she did beguile the time and... ...tinuing to write with a businesslike air. ‘I enter in this little book the names of the streets that I can’t go down while the shops are open. This di... ...e stop here long, Mr Quilp?’ inquired his legal friend, when the dwarf had given his boy this gentle admonition. ‘We must stop, I suppose, till the ol... ... fancy traced a likeness to honest Kit. But although she would gladly have given him her hand and thanked him for what he had said at their last meeti... ... was scarcely to be looked for. Miss Sally’s accomplishments were all of a masculine and strictly legal kind. They began with the practice of an attor... ...ly afterward she began to laugh, and then to cry; declaring, not in choice Arabic but in familiar English, that she was ‘so glad, she didn’t know what...

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...Gwendolen—called Gwen for short— was thirteen; nice girls, and comely. The names betray the latent romance tinge in the parental blood, the parents’ n... ...ce. It was an affec tionate family, hence all four of its members had pet names, Saladin’s was a curious and unsexing one—Sally; and so was Electra’s... ...ve him thirty thousand dollars, cash; not for love, but because money had given him most of his troubles and exasperations, and he wished to place it... ...pace with the strain put upon it, right along. In the beginning, Aleck had given the coal speculation a twelvemonth in which to materialize, and 17 M... ... hold of the matrimonial matter in the old regulation way; they would have given the girls a talking to, of a solemn sort and untactful—a lecture calc... ... their holdings and listed them. And a long drawn procession of formidable names it was! Starting with the Railway Systems, Steamer Lines, Standard Oi... ... had been dug yesterday.” In the Holy Land he gags desperately at the hard Arabic and Hebrew Biblical names, and finally concludes to call them Baldwi... ...de until I died. Yes, I think I love him merely because he is mine and is masculine. There is no other reason, I suppose. And so I think it is as I f...

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...s evinced by strong reasons. In the first place, seminary vessels had been given her in vain, and genital testicles inverted, if the woman wanted semi... ...is the plas- tic or formative principle, according to those rules and laws given us by the great Creator, who makes and fashions it, and therein deter... ...ras, who held a belief in transmigration of the soul; but that the soul is given to every infant by infusion, is the most received and orthodox opin- ... ...ecome a male, but nevertheless retained some things which do not befit the masculine sex, such as female gestures and movements, a high voice, and a m... ...s have become inverted through cold humours, but yet the person retained a masculine air, both in voice and gesture. Now, though both these opinions a... ...in order to strengthen the fruit in the womb. T ake one drachm each of gum Arabic, galangale, bistort, hypocistid and storax, a drachm and a half each... ...baptized in the name of a man or a woman? A. In the name of a man, because names are given ad placitum, and therefore he should be baptized, according...

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... without any manner of doubt, beyond and above all others; however few the names you keep, Rabelais’ will always remain. We may know his work, may kno... ...able satirical epitaph of Ronsard, piqued, it is said, that the Guises had given him only a little pavillon in the Forest of Meudon, whereas the presb... ... fifteenth century. And, indeed, it is in the references in his romance to names, persons, and places, that the most certain and valuable evidence is ... ... to get rid of this patchwork, this mosaic, Rabelais’ latest text has been given, accompanied by all the earlier variations, to show the changes he ma... ...er friend, Cingar, who delivers him, is Panurge exactly, and quite as much given to practical joking. The women in the senile amour of the old Tognazz... ..., without which a man may be ashamed to account himself a scholar, Hebrew, Arabic, Chaldaean, and Latin. Printing likewise is now in use, so elegant a... ...d then the Hebrew, for the Holy Scrip- ture sake; and then the Chaldee and Arabic likewise, and that thou frame thy style in Greek in imitation of Pla... ...hem in hi- eroglyphic characters; others in the Ionic dialect; some in the Arabic, Agarenian, Slavonian, and other tongues; of which Epistemon took an... ... an anachite diamond, as bright and glittering as lightning. The fourth, a masculine ruby balas (peach-coloured) amethystizing, its flame and lustre e...

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... so far in all my life. You shall see men you never heard of before, whose names you don’t know, going away down through the meadows with long ducking... ...t were islands in the spring, row ing with our backs down stream, we gave names to them. The one on which we had camped we called Fox Island, and one... ...ff, the missionary, distributed copies of Robinson Crusoe, translated into Arabic, among the Arabs, and they made a great sensation. “Robinson Crusoe’... ...ible justice of the almighty mortal, hardly as yet apotheosized, so wholly masculine, with no Sister Juno, no Apollo, no Venus, nor Minerva, to interc... ...y day. I must conclude that Conscience, if that be the name of it, was not given us for no purpose, or for a hinderance. How ever flattering order an... ...shna’s argument, it must be allowed, is defective. No sufficient reason is given why Arjoon should fight. Arjoon may be convinced, but the reader is n... ...n with the philosophers of the East, we may say that modern Europe has yet given birth to none. Beside the vast and cosmogonal philosophy of the Bhagv... ...y to that which Dante rendered to Italy. If Greek sufficeth for Greek, and Arabic for Arabian, and Hebrew for Jew, and Latin for Latin, then English s... ...e peculiar to him. We are tempted to say that his genius was feminine, not masculine. It was such a feminineness, however, as is rarest to find in wom...

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...r, separate from all the rest?” He answer’d: “The renown of their great names That echoes through your world above, acquires Favour in heaven, wh... ..., of whom the mighty Centaur thus: “These are the souls of tyrants, who were given To blood and rapine. Here they wail aloud Their merciless wrongs. H... ...of yours, who still Affectionate have utter’d, and have heard Your deeds and names renown’d. Leaving the gall For the sweet fruit I go, that a sure gu... ...of Greek, and who was therefore compelled to avail himself of the unfaithful Arabic versions. D’Herbelot, on the other hand, informs us, that “Averroe... ...ms us, that “Averroes was the first who translated Aristotle from Greek into Arabic, before the Jews had made their translation: and that we had for ... ...of Aristotle, except that of the Latin translation, which was made from this Arabic version of this great philosopher (Averroes), who afterwards added... ...3. Francesca.] Francesca, daughter of Guido da Polenta, lord of Ravenna, was given by her father in marriage to Lanciotto, son of Malatesta, lord of R... ..., where the commencement of their friendship is related. From the character given of him by contemporary writers his temper was well formed to assimi... ...iii. p. 150. v. 111. Him of feature prominent.] “Dal maschio naso”—with the masculine nose.” Charles I. King of Naples, Count of Anjou, and brother o...

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...guid Julia, dreaming, wait- ing for her Tibullus. Strong with the might of Arabic spells, 16 The Magic Skin the head of Cicero evoked memories of a f... ...became a corsair, investing himself with the terrible poetry that Lara has given to the part: the thought came at the sight of the mother-of-pearl tin... ...read to us and flowers. Is not Cuvier the great poet of our era? Byron has given 20 The Magic Skin admirable expression to certain moral conflicts, b... ...uffled clatter of the windows followed; it was a bat, he fancied, that had given him this chilly sepulchral caress. He could yet dimly see for a momen... ... column, so that all its light might fall on the brown case. At the sacred names of Christ and Raphael the young man showed some curiosity. The mercha... ... at La Force! Government departments, cafes, libraries, lists of prefects’ names, news- paper offices, restaurants, greenrooms—to cut it short, ev- er... ...vent substances,” said Raphael, “you are obliged to fall back on inventing names.” “Most emphatically true, young man.” “Here,” said Planchette, addre... ...ssions in the heart. The old man belonged to the type of model dear to the masculine brush of Schnetz. The countless wrinkles upon his brown face look...

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...second-hand ex- perience from them. All she knew was from books, which had given glimpses into happy homes; and though she had feasted on a few novels... ...nothing had been saved for the child, except a few books with her parents’ names in them—John Allen and Caroline Otway—which she still kept as her chi... ...sirable match. He was too honourable a man not to see that it could not be given up, and he held that the best must now be made of it, and that it wou... ... in it. The history of the travels, and the account of the discovery, were given and heard with all zest, and in the midst others came in—a barrister ... ...eted. She only saw piles of letters and papers, marked, some with people’s names, some with a Greek or Latin word, or one of the curious old Arabic si... ...people’s names, some with a Greek or Latin word, or one of the curious old Arabic signs, for which her father had always a turn, having, as his mother... ...ng! A set of duplicates. They haven’t even the sense to vary the Christian names. Three more to be admitted to-morrow.” “That accounts for a good deal... ...his set.” He looked for a moment much disconcerted; but then with a little masculine superiority, answered— “Well, well, we’ll think over it, Mary. Se...