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Imprisonment and Death of John John the Baptist had been first in heralding Christ's kingdom, and he was first also in suffering. From the free air of the wilderness and the vast throngs that had hung upon his words, he was now shut in by the walls of a dungeon cell. He had bec...
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第2章 Chapter 1(1) "God With Us" "His name shall be called Immanuel, . . . God with us." "The light of the knowledge of the glory of God" is seen "in the face of Jesus Christ." From the days of eternity the Lord Jesus Christ was one with the Father; He was "the image...
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At the same time, the Eros who was pictured as a boy or slim youth was regarded as the child of a divine couple, the identity of whom varied by source. The influential Renaissance mythographer Natale Conti began his chapter on Cupid/Eros by declaring that the Greeks themselves were unsure...
Eric C. Brown, in "Shakespeare's Idea of the Centaur", writes: The New World centaurs can be traced through the 1603 publication of Montaigne'sEssays, translated by John Florio, in which an interesting chapter appears some one-hundred pages after the famous 'Of the Cannibals', generally re...
And yet, it is not the plot, but the thematics which constitute the unity of his work. It is moreover no coincidence that the problematics I examine in the first chapter are those of a theme, and what is more, the theme of kitsch. Kitsch is understood, as it is by the novelist, ...
while the lofty wall, all white in front, all black above, and finally at the horizon white with reflections of metallic122 blue and gold, in altitudes and precipices123 which seemed the monstrous124 waves of a sea petrified125 for ages, caused the crowd of visitors to seem even more tiny...