A Manual of English Literature: Historical and Critical : with an Appendix on English MetresLongmans, Green, 1885 - 634 страница |
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... reason to doubt that such was the fact . Another , Beowulf , the longest and most important of all , though in its present form manifestly the composition of a Christian writer , points to , and proves the existence of , earlier Sagas ...
... reason to doubt that such was the fact . Another , Beowulf , the longest and most important of all , though in its present form manifestly the composition of a Christian writer , points to , and proves the existence of , earlier Sagas ...
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... reason why they should not be laid to the charge of some later transcriber , rather than of the author . Rask , however , the learned Dane to whom Anglo- Saxon scholars owe so much , was decidedly of opinion that the work was not ...
... reason why they should not be laid to the charge of some later transcriber , rather than of the author . Rask , however , the learned Dane to whom Anglo- Saxon scholars owe so much , was decidedly of opinion that the work was not ...
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... reason as on grounds of faith . Thus he defines his Proslogium , a treatise on the existence of God , to be faith seeking understanding ' ( fides quærens intellectum ) , and says that he has framed the work under the character of one ...
... reason as on grounds of faith . Thus he defines his Proslogium , a treatise on the existence of God , to be faith seeking understanding ' ( fides quærens intellectum ) , and says that he has framed the work under the character of one ...
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... Reason were identical , or that the doctrines of faith could be discovered and proved independently by any argumentative process . The objects of faith , he said , are given to us from above ; they are revealed by God exactly because it ...
... Reason were identical , or that the doctrines of faith could be discovered and proved independently by any argumentative process . The objects of faith , he said , are given to us from above ; they are revealed by God exactly because it ...
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... reasons must be given , it might be mentioned that William of Malmesbury , and his contemporary , Henry of Huntingdon , took as their literary model the Venerable Bede , the father of modern history in the West ; that Richard the Canon ...
... reasons must be given , it might be mentioned that William of Malmesbury , and his contemporary , Henry of Huntingdon , took as their literary model the Venerable Bede , the father of modern history in the West ; that Richard the Canon ...
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