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Pagina 19
Prehistory is sure of the presence of man only when it can establish the existence
of objects which cannot be considered works of nature . It is not always certain
that a stone found at a certain place is a carved silex , but if it can be proved that it
...
Prehistory is sure of the presence of man only when it can establish the existence
of objects which cannot be considered works of nature . It is not always certain
that a stone found at a certain place is a carved silex , but if it can be proved that it
...
Pagina 22
The right order of the discussion demands that we should first examine the nature
of the beautiful as a whole , considered so to speak before its notion descends
into its two main great divisions : natural beauty and artistic beauty . By definition
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The right order of the discussion demands that we should first examine the nature
of the beautiful as a whole , considered so to speak before its notion descends
into its two main great divisions : natural beauty and artistic beauty . By definition
...
Pagina 169
The problem in which Aquinas is interested is to know if the image of Christ can
lawfully be worshiped , and he says it can be , because the motion of the soul
toward the image is twofold : first , inasmuch as it tends to the image considered
as a ...
The problem in which Aquinas is interested is to know if the image of Christ can
lawfully be worshiped , and he says it can be , because the motion of the soul
toward the image is twofold : first , inasmuch as it tends to the image considered
as a ...
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