Biographia Literaria ; Or, Biographical Sketches of My Literary Life and Opinions, Volume 1W. Pickering, 1847 - Aesthetics |
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Page xxxiv
... thought , he adopted the outward form , in which Schelling had clothed his thoughts , knowing , that is to say , that the formula brightest gems in his poetic wreath itself . " It xxxiv Odd Notions of Zeal for Justice ,
... thought , he adopted the outward form , in which Schelling had clothed his thoughts , knowing , that is to say , that the formula brightest gems in his poetic wreath itself . " It xxxiv Odd Notions of Zeal for Justice ,
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... outward revelation , -the commentary of tradition upon Scripture , —and that we are not to look upon the reason and conscience of man , interpreted by the understanding , as the ever- lasting organ of the Spirit of Truth ? The weakest ...
... outward revelation , -the commentary of tradition upon Scripture , —and that we are not to look upon the reason and conscience of man , interpreted by the understanding , as the ever- lasting organ of the Spirit of Truth ? The weakest ...
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... outward oracle , that all judgment upon them is precluded , and the highest faculties of the human mind have no concern in establishing or con- firming their truth , authority , as the weight which the opinion of the good and wise ...
... outward oracle , that all judgment upon them is precluded , and the highest faculties of the human mind have no concern in establishing or con- firming their truth , authority , as the weight which the opinion of the good and wise ...
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... outward and formal union . That Mr. Coleridge was never bound to Heresy and Schism by any such bonds as these might be gathered from the present work alone , and would be fully mani- fest to any one who considered the matter with care ...
... outward and formal union . That Mr. Coleridge was never bound to Heresy and Schism by any such bonds as these might be gathered from the present work alone , and would be fully mani- fest to any one who considered the matter with care ...
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... outward connection with religious bodies , and exempt him from the least temptation to place himself in binding relations with them , or any sort of dependence upon them . To this indeed it is unlikely that he would ever have submitted ...
... outward connection with religious bodies , and exempt him from the least temptation to place himself in binding relations with them , or any sort of dependence upon them . To this indeed it is unlikely that he would ever have submitted ...
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