The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 128
... full and even more , but in dealing with a creating God , they could find in Aristotle only what they made him say . Saint Augustine , Saint Bonaventure , Saint Thomas Aquinas , and many others 128 THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL.
... full and even more , but in dealing with a creating God , they could find in Aristotle only what they made him say . Saint Augustine , Saint Bonaventure , Saint Thomas Aquinas , and many others 128 THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL.
Pagina 168
... Saint John for the north wall ; so that every one who entered the church , even if they could not read , wherever they turned their eyes , might have before them the amiable countenance of Christ and his saints , though it were but in a ...
... Saint John for the north wall ; so that every one who entered the church , even if they could not read , wherever they turned their eyes , might have before them the amiable countenance of Christ and his saints , though it were but in a ...
Pagina 188
... Saint Peter's ( Rome ) , 104 Saint - Rémy ( Provence ) , 112 Saint - Saëns , Camille , 38 , 100 Satires ( Juvenal ) , 61 Scarron , Paul , 144 Schelling , F. W. J. , 121 Schiller , J. C. F. , 121 Scholastics , 23 Schopenhauer , Arthur ...
... Saint Peter's ( Rome ) , 104 Saint - Rémy ( Provence ) , 112 Saint - Saëns , Camille , 38 , 100 Satires ( Juvenal ) , 61 Scarron , Paul , 144 Schelling , F. W. J. , 121 Schiller , J. C. F. , 121 Scholastics , 23 Schopenhauer , Arthur ...
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