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... move has something like the contrary intent . It is a form of direct representation , as by figura or synecdoche : for example , Moses is a type of Christ ; or , the true believer is an image of God's people . Here we are to understand ...
... move has something like the contrary intent . It is a form of direct representation , as by figura or synecdoche : for example , Moses is a type of Christ ; or , the true believer is an image of God's people . Here we are to understand ...
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... move only in a linear direction , is the worldly , colonial venture . The bishop , which can move only in a diagonal direction , is the christic ideal . Winthrop moves the piece horizontally , and says : ' My rook goes here ' ; and then ...
... move only in a linear direction , is the worldly , colonial venture . The bishop , which can move only in a diagonal direction , is the christic ideal . Winthrop moves the piece horizontally , and says : ' My rook goes here ' ; and then ...
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... moves ; ( 2 ) a particular match where one of the players perceives that he may win if he can move a certain piece in a direction which is both diagonal and linear , as in fact the knight's move is in modern chess ( it can be pictured as a ...
... moves ; ( 2 ) a particular match where one of the players perceives that he may win if he can move a certain piece in a direction which is both diagonal and linear , as in fact the knight's move is in modern chess ( it can be pictured as a ...
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Lectures | 1 |
Life and Work in Shakespeares Poems | 15 |
The Poetry of the Caroline Court | 51 |
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