The National Review, Volume 43, Issue 1W.H. Allen, 1904 |
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Page 134
... Rome , here again showing itself to be the real heir of Pagan Rome , always annexes whatever may subserve its claim to universal rule ? Ancient Rome , when it captured a City or a Province , always admitted their Gods to its own ...
... Rome , here again showing itself to be the real heir of Pagan Rome , always annexes whatever may subserve its claim to universal rule ? Ancient Rome , when it captured a City or a Province , always admitted their Gods to its own ...
Page 135
... Rome , both public and private . The glorification of Pontiffs or Princes was the purpose of those costly collections . Neither the things themselves , nor the halls wherein they were enshrined , were the natural products of the place ...
... Rome , both public and private . The glorification of Pontiffs or Princes was the purpose of those costly collections . Neither the things themselves , nor the halls wherein they were enshrined , were the natural products of the place ...
Page 136
... Rome . No anatomical science , no skill in colouring , no deft- handiness with the chisel or the brush , will make him an artist whom Heaven has not made a seer . And so one walks through the studios or gossips at the teas of Rome , and ...
... Rome . No anatomical science , no skill in colouring , no deft- handiness with the chisel or the brush , will make him an artist whom Heaven has not made a seer . And so one walks through the studios or gossips at the teas of Rome , and ...
Page 137
... Rome , the Rome of the Republic and the Empire , the Rome of Livy , Suetonius , and Gibbon , occupied the most prominent place , and absorbed the meditation of serious sojourners from beyond the Alps . These have suffered hurt , and ...
... Rome , the Rome of the Republic and the Empire , the Rome of Livy , Suetonius , and Gibbon , occupied the most prominent place , and absorbed the meditation of serious sojourners from beyond the Alps . These have suffered hurt , and ...
Page 138
... Rome , and are more conspicuous than ever , because Pagan Rome has been robbed of much of its former significance . The Papacy , not the Kingdom of Italy , nor yet Hapsburg or Hohenzollern Emperor , is the Heir of the Cæsars ; and whose ...
... Rome , and are more conspicuous than ever , because Pagan Rome has been robbed of much of its former significance . The Papacy , not the Kingdom of Italy , nor yet Hapsburg or Hohenzollern Emperor , is the Heir of the Cæsars ; and whose ...
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