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Page 97
... regarded as fantastic notions about the soul and the unseen world . From a later notice in the Birds ( 1553 ff . ) we may infer that these notions were of such a kind that it was within the limits of legitimate parody to represent ...
... regarded as fantastic notions about the soul and the unseen world . From a later notice in the Birds ( 1553 ff . ) we may infer that these notions were of such a kind that it was within the limits of legitimate parody to represent ...
Page 280
... regarded as the result of spirit action . Rivers , plants , and stars , the earth and air and heavens , became full of souls , of gods , each of them in fashion as a man , and with the passions of a man . The matter was perfectly clear ...
... regarded as the result of spirit action . Rivers , plants , and stars , the earth and air and heavens , became full of souls , of gods , each of them in fashion as a man , and with the passions of a man . The matter was perfectly clear ...
Page 337
... regarded under two heads : either , sensations are regarded and treated as a definite species of object , or , they are regarded as sub- jective modes of apprehension . In the first case they are distinguished from their conditions ...
... regarded under two heads : either , sensations are regarded and treated as a definite species of object , or , they are regarded as sub- jective modes of apprehension . In the first case they are distinguished from their conditions ...
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ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191617 | 33 |
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191718 | 51 |
JACOB AND THE MANDRAKES BY J G FRAZER FELLOW OF | 57 |
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