Religio MediciUniversity Press, 1955 - 102 頁 |
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... Browne was more likely to base his reflexions upon his experience abroad than on the state of religious affairs in his own country . In fact , the relationship is very remote , in mood and substance , between Religio Medici and ...
... Browne was more likely to base his reflexions upon his experience abroad than on the state of religious affairs in his own country . In fact , the relationship is very remote , in mood and substance , between Religio Medici and ...
第 xvi 頁
Sir Thomas Browne. More , the Platonist , was still in his college at Cambridge , and was not to publish anything until 1642. How remote Browne was from the English trend of religious thought is perhaps best revealed by the lack of ...
Sir Thomas Browne. More , the Platonist , was still in his college at Cambridge , and was not to publish anything until 1642. How remote Browne was from the English trend of religious thought is perhaps best revealed by the lack of ...
第 xx 頁
... Browne's belief , Religio Medici hardly aims at being a work of literary art . The thought itself in its sub- tlety prevails over the language in which it is expressed . Though the syntax and wording are occasionally apt to be plain and ...
... Browne's belief , Religio Medici hardly aims at being a work of literary art . The thought itself in its sub- tlety prevails over the language in which it is expressed . Though the syntax and wording are occasionally apt to be plain and ...
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