The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 163
... Council of Nicaea countered with the argument that in the Catholic Church there was an established tradition in favor of such a cult . In A.D. 787 , the Council affirmed the lawfulness of figurative representations of all sorts in ...
... Council of Nicaea countered with the argument that in the Catholic Church there was an established tradition in favor of such a cult . In A.D. 787 , the Council affirmed the lawfulness of figurative representations of all sorts in ...
Pagina 165
... Council of Nicaea , the Fathers of the Council of Trent expressly maintained that “ the honor paid to the statues goes to the models they represent . " Let , therefore , bishops see to it that the faithful are instructed , by means of ...
... Council of Nicaea , the Fathers of the Council of Trent expressly maintained that “ the honor paid to the statues goes to the models they represent . " Let , therefore , bishops see to it that the faithful are instructed , by means of ...
Pagina 188
Etienne Gilson. Nicaea , Seventh Council of , Pythagoras , 125 163-164 , 165 , 171 127 Noah , 67 Nietzsche , Friedrich , 112 , 119- ୧ Quintilian , 32 , 33 Ode to the Skylark ( Shelley ) , 142 On Nature , see De rerum natura Orfeo e ...
Etienne Gilson. Nicaea , Seventh Council of , Pythagoras , 125 163-164 , 165 , 171 127 Noah , 67 Nietzsche , Friedrich , 112 , 119- ୧ Quintilian , 32 , 33 Ode to the Skylark ( Shelley ) , 142 On Nature , see De rerum natura Orfeo e ...
Sommario
INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
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