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... [besides baptism, the Lord’s Supper, and penance] until I am taught by what text I can prove that they are sacraments. I regard none of the others a... ...tion, but in every word there has been careful comparison with the original text and with the other English translations. The result is in some meas... ...result is in some measure a new translation. The English of the Steinhäuser text has been revised in order to bring it into accord with present-day ... ...hat it is not within his power, nor that of any general council, to make new articles of faith. Some time ago, when I was drinking in scholastic the... ... approved by pope or by council, remain only opinions, and would not become articles of faith even if an angel from heaven were to decree otherwise ... ...al textbook of theology, compiled circa 1150 by Peter Lombard (d. 1160), and containing brief statements or “sentences” of the main arguments pro and... ...e effrontery to set their own fancies before us in the name of the church as articles of faith. But there are good grounds for my view, and this abov...

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...nt of E.J. Dwyer (Australia) Pty. Ltd.] in 1995. This second edition, with text reset, various emendations, and new index, is published by the Author,... ...on, Ascona, Switzerland. The quotation from this paper that appears in the text is reprinted with kind permission of Eranos Foundation, Ascona, Switze... ...on, Ascona, Switzerland. The quotations from this paper that appear in the text are reprinted with kind permission of Eranos Foundation, Ascona, Switz... ...tural, or whether the image is created by the 71. James Hillman, series of articles in Spring, Spring Publishers, Zürich and Dallas. CHRISTIANITY 107 ... ...s transmitted via Thomas Jefferson. Locke’s Second Treatise of Government (containing a land philosophy that among other things summed up the English ... ...yourself the intersect point between these six sacred dimensions of space, containing and re- flecting within yourself all of—for example—Wakan Tanka’... ...own through the pipe to the smoker. The medicine man had also left a gourd containing forty small squares of flesh that his grandmother had sacrificed...

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...d Split of Infinite Everythingness that our Universe finally came into being: containing the three Aspects, or Conditions of connected-separated Tot... ...n bending light is a complete blunder and should be removed from all physics textbooks. The only reason light travels in a general direction that... ... Conditions existing also. Our Universe came into being as a Causal Process: containing all the Conditions of the previous Conditions of Splitness. ... ...eir theoretical models balance out. Hard Physics is disappearing from school text books. Fad theories and models are being constantly introduced t... ...ositions of power, and preserving untouched and unchanged its sacred obsolete texts. Hiding the fact that the basic principles it preserves have bee... ...ity, usefulness, or truth. A perfect example is the internet where endless articles, services, remedies, and products exist for every known inter... ...d a harsh censorship of all mass media in the 1930’s. All written and visual articles were scrutinized and cut before the newspapers and Hollywood c... ...pany plastered street corners with tempting broadsheets, published persuasive articles and even convinced the clergy to preach of the virtues of sup... ...ects of b and d. Put all of them into a relative, compared, evaluated chart; containing every culture and every Nation ever recorded. Then you wil...

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...l. 1 The History of Tom Jones, A Foundling by Henry Fielding: Volume One, Containing Books I through VIII is a publication of the Pennsylvania State... ... way. The History of Tom Jones, A Foundling by Henry Fielding: Volume One, Containing Books I through VIII, the Pennsylvania State University, Jim Man... ...sity. 1749 THE HISTORY OF TOM JONES, A FOUNDLING by Henry Fielding BOOK I CONTAINING AS MUCH OF THE BIRTH OF THE FOUNDLING AS IS NECESSARY OR PROPER ... ... adopt the fruits of sin, was to give countenance to it. He quoted several texts (for he was well read in Scripture), such as, He visits the sins of t... ...e parents might be, the children were certainly inno cent: that as to the texts he had quoted, the former of them was a particular denunciation again... ... his Coke upon Lyttleton, where the comment is of equal authority with the text. After this short introduction, the reader will be pleased to rememb... ... reward than she could gain by treachery. She then cross examined all the articles which had raised her fears on the other side, and found, on fairly... ...t because the poet himself wrote to heathens, to whom poetical fables were articles of faith. For my own part, I must confess, so compassionate is my ... ...n in every street, or in every house, or which may be met with in the home articles of a news paper. Nor must he be inhibited from showing many per ...

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...ican edition, I will here attempt a rude general classification of all the articles which compose it. I distribute them grossly into three classes: Fi... .... On all subjects 48 Thomas de Quincey known to man, from the Thirty-nine Articles of our English church down to pyrotechnics, legerdemain, magic, bo... ...as impossible, out of the various readings, to pick out the true classical text. “Infamous,” “dis- gusting,” and “odious” struggled for precedency; an... ...es us he communicated only one section of the work. It was a long passage, containing some very useful illustrations of a Greek idiom; useful I call t... ... of which I had opportunities for gathering some brief experience,—schools containing thirty to forty boys,—were models of ignoble manners as regarded... ...edition of Bentley, that great paradiorthotaes, (or pseudo-restorer of the text.) At the close of my illness, the head master called upon my mother, i... ... employed by the Admiralty as a confidential binder of records or journals containing secrets of office, &c. Through this connection he had been recom... ...t chiefly from their value in relation to the most authentic basis for the text of the poet. And thus it appears, that at least two of our kings, Char... ...ith every temptation to plunder, which the time and the number of valuable articles within their reach presented to them in the bishop’s palace, from ...

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...nd natural tendency in human thoughts, which could ever turn to infants as articles of diet; under any con- ceivable circumstances, this would be felt... ...ckened, the circulation. If I recollect, Tonson’s accurate revision of the text followed immediately upon Addison’s papers. And it is certain that Add... ...to read the ‘Iliad’ with unaffected pleasure, far too little to revise the text of any three lines, without making himself ridiculous. The excessive s... ...ed (like the Homeric Stentor), an actor spoke in point of loudness, (Greek Text), as much as other fifty, then he might become audible to the assemble... ...ratification of their own inordinate desires.’ I quote this passage—not as containing any thing singular, but for the very reason that it is not singu... ...existing books—well or ill executed: at present they contain many original articles of great merit. As in the periodical literature of the age, so in ...

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...MELIA VOL. I BOOK I Chapter i. Chapter i. Chapter i. Chapter i. Chapter i. Containing the exordium, &c. THE VARIOUS ACCIDENTS which befel a very worth... ...orning repast. Chapter iii Chapter iii Chapter iii Chapter iii Chapter iii Containing the inside of a prison. MR. BOOTH (for we shall not trouble you ... ...out any further enquiry. Chapter v Chapter v Chapter v Chapter v Chapter v Containing certain adventures which befel Mr. Booth in the prison. THE REMA... ...the original. The colonel, after having discharged himself of two or three articles of news, and made his comments upon them, when the next chair to h... ...ceive that to have been Lucan’s meaning. If you please to observe the con- text; Lucan, having commended the temperance of Cato in the instances of di... ...o heap coals of fire upon their heads. How are we to understand, pray, the text immediately preceding?—Love your enemies, bless them that curse you, d... ...” cries the old gentleman. “Indeed, my good friend, you have explained the text with the utmost perspicuity.” “But if this be the meaning,” cries the ... ...t to the clergy, he being indeed a perfect good Chris- tian, except in the articles of fighting and swearing. Our divine sat some time without mention...

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...n any opening has existed for mak- ing the computation, that, in a library containing a fair pro- portion of books illustrated with plates, about ten ... ...y orthodox, faithful to the ar- ticles of our English church, yet to these articles as inter- 88 Memorials, and Other Papers preted by Evangelical di... ...way of proving how little they were entitled to judge of those thirty-nine articles to which their assent was demanded. Now, this argued a very extrao... ...been wise, or would it have been intellectually just, to quote this as the text of an eulogium on Lucian? What false criticism it would have suggested... ...wenty-five, and in one instance even to more than thirty thousand men. The articles of a treaty, which on one side there never was an intention of exe... ...ity for the 355 Thomas de Quincey post at Falkenstein. Several carriages, containing privileged persons, to whom the Landgrave or his minister had gr... ...fter some little apologetic muttering of doubts with herself, to a closet, containing, as Paulina could observe, a considerable body of papers. The fr... ...science, will appear on this consideration: the “Wealth of Nations” is the text-book resorted to by all students of Political Economy. One main proble...

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...trecht velvet; the wall opposite the window being occupied by book-shelves containing a legal library. The chimney-piece was covered with vulgar or- n... ... the prisoners’ dock. I’ve been there twice: once in 1825, for ‘subversive articles’ which I never wrote, and the second time for receiving the profit... ... more made to dis- appear than men; so carefully, in Paris especially, are articles and objects ticketed and numbered, houses watched, streets observe... ... produce himself. The publisher, on his own authority, had changed various articles on the bill of fare as selected by his patron, more especially dir... ...ghing behind his back. The evening of the day when the inauguration number containing the “profession of faith” appeared, Brigitte’s sa- lon, although... ...x- pectedly given to the execution of your plans that I shall take for the text of an important conversation which I desire to have with you. Sometime...

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...d in good faith and loyalty. Even the Greeks are nearly in the same [Greek text], when they wish to speak of religiosity in a spirit of serious praise... ... praise. Some circuitous form, commending the correctness of a man, [Greek text], in respect of divine things, becomes requisite; for all the direct t... ...e religious tem- per, are preoccupied by a taint of scorn. The word [Greek text], means pious,—not as regards the gods, but as regards the dead; and e... ... fifteen thousand contemporary clerks who had sub- scribed the Thirty-nine Articles. Saving your presence, reader, his lordship was no better than a b... ...ree and spacious latitudes, purposely left open by the English Thirty-nine Articles (ay, or by any Protestant Confession), to plant nov- elties not le... ...agrancy, and my license for picking and choosing, I choose out these three articles to toy with:—first, Bibliolatry; second, Development applied to th... ...iewing the Bible as the word of God, and not merely so in the sense of its containing most salutary counsels, but, in the highest sense, of its contai...

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...ked ruffles and a towel round his head, sits in the T emple and dashes off articles for the Covent Garden Journal; then comes Criticism, hellish maid,... ...ENERAL INTR O GENERAL INTRODUCTION ODUCTION ODUCTION ODUCTION ODUCTION The text of this issue in the main follows that of the standard or first collec... ...vent the casual errors which are wont to creep into frequently re- printed texts; and the editor hopes that if any such have escaped him, the escape w... ...ous epic from tragedy: its ac- tion being more extended and comprehensive; containing a * Joseph Andrews was originally published in 2 vols. duodecimo... ...Joseph Andrews CHAPTER XII CHAPTER XII CHAPTER XII CHAPTER XII CHAPTER XII Containing many surprizing adventures which Joseph Andrews met with on the ... ...ll out a writ against him. Suppose an apothecary, at the door of a chariot containing some great doctor of eminent skill, should, instead of direction... ...rate how little regard ought to be had to the flesh on such occasions. The text will be Matthew the 5th, and part of the 28th verse—Whosoever looketh ...

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...d been published with notes, com- mentaries, or critical collations of the text; and, accordingly, Addison looked upon all of them, except those few w... ...We find,” says he, “that John Shakspeare also farmed the meadow of Tugton, containing sixteen acres, at the rate of eleven shil- lings per acre. Now w... ...s with the insipid commonplaces about birth and ancient descent, as honors containing nothing meritorious, and rush eagerly 28 Biographical Essays in... ...y to the notes, according to the tone required for the illustration of the text. From his tu- ition Pope was at length dismissed to a Catholic school ... ...e correspondent. The Duke of Buckingham 5 had addressed to Pope a letter, containing some account of the controversy about Homer, which had then been... ... felt that he had caught a Tartar. Now M. Dacier’s Horace, which, with the text, fills nine volumes, Pope could not have read except in French; for th... ... of authorship, had journalism existed to rouse them in those days; their “articles” would no doubt have been fear- fully caustic. But, as they failed...

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...unce; that sum, it is probable, in the worn and degraded gold coin, seldom containing more than an ounce of standard gold. Since the refor- 41 Adam S... ...ound weight of standard silver bullion is coined into sixty-two shillings, containing, in the same manner, a pound weight of standard silver. Five shi... ...r more silver in coin than it would pur- chase in bullion. The silver coin containing its full standard weight, there would in this case, be a profit ... ...refore they are not always cheaper there, but often equally cheap. In such articles as bread and butchers’ meat, the same cause which diminishes appar... ...es of the Moluccas, of the piece goods of Bengal, and of innumerable other articles, has increased very nearly in a like pro- portion. The tonnage, ac... ...ps which sail to India, silver has generally been one of the most valuable articles. It is the most valuable article in the Acapulco ships which sail ... ..., I believe, had the good fortune to find it. {The method described in the text was by no means either the most common or the most expensive one in wh... ... this method of raising money, in the same manner as that described in the text, 254 The Wealth of Nations must have cost A something more than eight... ...ever yet made any part of that course. The first reformers found the Greek text of the New T estament, and even the Hebrew text of the Old, more favou...