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Page 86
... truth is hidden ( ' ed è una verità ascosa sotto bella menzogna ' ) 3 ; and it is only in verse , namely in the envoy of the first canzone of the Convivio , that he ventures to claim for poetry some recognition apart from its content of ...
... truth is hidden ( ' ed è una verità ascosa sotto bella menzogna ' ) 3 ; and it is only in verse , namely in the envoy of the first canzone of the Convivio , that he ventures to claim for poetry some recognition apart from its content of ...
Page 91
... truth which human reason can grasp un- unaided , but were also dimly conscious of the higher truth which Christians were privileged to possess . Virgil himself first sent Statius ' towards Parnassus to drink in its caves and then did ...
... truth which human reason can grasp un- unaided , but were also dimly conscious of the higher truth which Christians were privileged to possess . Virgil himself first sent Statius ' towards Parnassus to drink in its caves and then did ...
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... truth of the very first importance , a truth which , by the way , Fichte realized as Kant never did . What exactly is this truth ? It is just his own central truth , the unity of the complete self at the level of social intercourse ...
... truth of the very first importance , a truth which , by the way , Fichte realized as Kant never did . What exactly is this truth ? It is just his own central truth , the unity of the complete self at the level of social intercourse ...
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THE FELLOWSHIP OF LEARNING BY | 3 |
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 192021 | 19 |
By O F EMERSON | 45 |
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