The Southern Quarterly Review, 30. kötet |
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51. oldal
... cause must have been given up as lost . They may demand , whether there
were no alloy of obstinacy or of mere desperation , in the patriotism of his
decision ? Whether the contest were of as much importance to the multitude of
combatants ...
... cause must have been given up as lost . They may demand , whether there
were no alloy of obstinacy or of mere desperation , in the patriotism of his
decision ? Whether the contest were of as much importance to the multitude of
combatants ...
76. oldal
They imagine that if these laws have a useful discernible object which induced
God to command them , then they resemble such as are given by human beings ,
and might have been given by them . But if no object can be discovered and no ...
They imagine that if these laws have a useful discernible object which induced
God to command them , then they resemble such as are given by human beings ,
and might have been given by them . But if no object can be discovered and no ...
79. oldal
... it speak for themselves : “ Know that the soul of man is single in its essence ;
but its faculties are manifold . Some philosophers have called cach of these
faculties a distinct soul ; which has given rise to the opinion that man bas many
souls .
... it speak for themselves : “ Know that the soul of man is single in its essence ;
but its faculties are manifold . Some philosophers have called cach of these
faculties a distinct soul ; which has given rise to the opinion that man bas many
souls .
85. oldal
... and is also known under the given title . A manuscript in that language is still
preserved in the Bodleian . It has been translated into Latin , by E. S. Kirschbaum
, under the title of “ Maimonides Specimen Diæteticum . " Berlin , 1822 ; and , into
...
... and is also known under the given title . A manuscript in that language is still
preserved in the Bodleian . It has been translated into Latin , by E. S. Kirschbaum
, under the title of “ Maimonides Specimen Diæteticum . " Berlin , 1822 ; and , into
...
87. oldal
In delineating Maimonides's character , we feel much greater satisfaction in
turning to his own works , and comparing the various incidents of his life therein
recorded , with the descriptions given of him by Arabic writers , as also by Jewish
...
In delineating Maimonides's character , we feel much greater satisfaction in
turning to his own works , and comparing the various incidents of his life therein
recorded , with the descriptions given of him by Arabic writers , as also by Jewish
...
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| Cím | The Southern Quarterly Review, 30. kötet |
| Szerkesztők | Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell |
| Kiadás éve: | 1856 |
| Eredeti forrása | Texasi Egyetem |
| Digitalizálva: | 2019. szept. 25. |
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