The Religio Medici & Other Writings of Sir Thomas BrowneJ.M. Dent & Company, 1912 - 296 頁 |
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第 33 頁
... bones , question the habits and appurtenances of Saints , and even of CHRIST Himself . I cannot conceive why the Cross that Helena found , and whereon CHRIST Him- self dyed , should have power to restore others unto life . I excuse not ...
... bones , question the habits and appurtenances of Saints , and even of CHRIST Himself . I cannot conceive why the Cross that Helena found , and whereon CHRIST Him- self dyed , should have power to restore others unto life . I excuse not ...
第 50 頁
... bones with stars shall make one Pyre . I I believe the World grows near its end , yet is neither old nor decayed , nor shall ever perish upon the ruines of its own Principles . As the work of Creation was above Nature , so is its ...
... bones with stars shall make one Pyre . I I believe the World grows near its end , yet is neither old nor decayed , nor shall ever perish upon the ruines of its own Principles . As the work of Creation was above Nature , so is its ...
第 92 頁
... bones , or how often he is to be buried ? who hath the Oracle of his ashes , or whither they are to be scattered ? The Reliques of many lie like the ruines of Pompeys , 1 in all parts of the earth ; And when they arrive at your hands ...
... bones , or how often he is to be buried ? who hath the Oracle of his ashes , or whither they are to be scattered ? The Reliques of many lie like the ruines of Pompeys , 1 in all parts of the earth ; And when they arrive at your hands ...
第 93 頁
Sir Thomas Browne. rupted ; yet able to outlast bones long unborn , and noblest pyle among us.1 We present not these as any strange sight or spectacle unknown to your eyes , who have beheld the best of Urnes and noblest variety of Ashes ...
Sir Thomas Browne. rupted ; yet able to outlast bones long unborn , and noblest pyle among us.1 We present not these as any strange sight or spectacle unknown to your eyes , who have beheld the best of Urnes and noblest variety of Ashes ...
第 94 頁
... bones of King Arthur were digged up , 2 the old Race might think , they beheld therein some Originals of themselves ; Unto these of our Urnes none here can pretend relation , and can only behold the Reliques of those persons who in ...
... bones of King Arthur were digged up , 2 the old Race might think , they beheld therein some Originals of themselves ; Unto these of our Urnes none here can pretend relation , and can only behold the Reliques of those persons who in ...
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