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... Italy : Age of the Despots . By J. A. SYMONDS . London . 1875. & c . II . Lessing as Philosopher and Theologian ... ( 1. ) Lessing . By JAMES SIME . Two Vols . Trübner and Co. ( 2. ) Gotthold Ephraim Lessing , his Life and his Works ...
... Italy : Age of the Despots . By J. A. SYMONDS . London . 1875. & c . II . Lessing as Philosopher and Theologian ... ( 1. ) Lessing . By JAMES SIME . Two Vols . Trübner and Co. ( 2. ) Gotthold Ephraim Lessing , his Life and his Works ...
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... Italy of Julius and of Leo . According to the second proposition , the statues of the Parthenon and the frescoes of the Vatican are valuable only inasmuch as they show what was the Athens of Pericles and what was the Italy of Julius and ...
... Italy of Julius and of Leo . According to the second proposition , the statues of the Parthenon and the frescoes of the Vatican are valuable only inasmuch as they show what was the Athens of Pericles and what was the Italy of Julius and ...
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... Italian art ; ' Dislike medieval art , it is morbid : like only Greek art . ' It permits every one to follow his own likings , to prefer what is suitable to his peculiar constitution . This science of criticism has sympathies for all ...
... Italian art ; ' Dislike medieval art , it is morbid : like only Greek art . ' It permits every one to follow his own likings , to prefer what is suitable to his peculiar constitution . This science of criticism has sympathies for all ...
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... Italy . These two peculiarities of the aspect of Greece produced in a young and impressionable people an aversion to everything vague , ugly , or monstrous ; a desire to enjoy life serenely and simply ; and a tendency to give a purely ...
... Italy . These two peculiarities of the aspect of Greece produced in a young and impressionable people an aversion to everything vague , ugly , or monstrous ; a desire to enjoy life serenely and simply ; and a tendency to give a purely ...
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... Italy . The barbarians had crushed the old civilization , but they had not left the country absolutely barbarous ; the northern blood had re- vivified but not altered the southern constitution . The sea was accessible from all parts of ...
... Italy . The barbarians had crushed the old civilization , but they had not left the country absolutely barbarous ; the northern blood had re- vivified but not altered the southern constitution . The sea was accessible from all parts of ...
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