The Great Poets and Their TheologyAmerican Baptist Publication Society, 1897 - 531 páginas |
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... means so quick - witted as the Greek , yet Niebuhr tells us that there were written books under the Tarquins , that is , about 750 B. C. , although the oldest Latin inscriptions are several centuries later . The most ancient Hebrew ...
... means so quick - witted as the Greek , yet Niebuhr tells us that there were written books under the Tarquins , that is , about 750 B. C. , although the oldest Latin inscriptions are several centuries later . The most ancient Hebrew ...
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... means of communication to others ; still the argument in favor of Homer's use of letters seems to us far to outweigh the argument against it . If the patchwork theory of the Homeric authorship takes it for granted that writing was ...
... means of communication to others ; still the argument in favor of Homer's use of letters seems to us far to outweigh the argument against it . If the patchwork theory of the Homeric authorship takes it for granted that writing was ...
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... are other means of entertainment as well ; the song must be elegant , con- ventional , and brief . Last of all comes the time of democracy , when power THERE WAS A HEARING PUBLIC 33 has gotten into the 32 THE HOMERIC QUESTION.
... are other means of entertainment as well ; the song must be elegant , con- ventional , and brief . Last of all comes the time of democracy , when power THERE WAS A HEARING PUBLIC 33 has gotten into the 32 THE HOMERIC QUESTION.
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... means of amusement , when instruction and amusement went hand in hand . Its place was the court of the petty king , its time the hours that followed the games and the banquet . If we could conceivably have a tragedy from the time of ...
... means of amusement , when instruction and amusement went hand in hand . Its place was the court of the petty king , its time the hours that followed the games and the banquet . If we could conceivably have a tragedy from the time of ...
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... means of enlightenment which he gave , but which Pha- raoh's evil disposition seized upon as an occasion for the manifestation of his own heart's iniquity . There are no permissive decrees in Homer , and this is the chief defect in his ...
... means of enlightenment which he gave , but which Pha- raoh's evil disposition seized upon as an occasion for the manifestation of his own heart's iniquity . There are no permissive decrees in Homer , and this is the chief defect in his ...
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