... truths, butthey can hardly be refered to as the proper medium of the beautiful. The philosopher may ...

... thetic delight. Statistical facts, problems, graphs, may be true; one rarely calls them beautiful. Ideas ...

... , pleasure and delight. However, in some instances the defects may be so completely hidden by the resplendent ...

... lines from the De Musica: "Every being desires unity so that it may be whatever it is, endeavors to ...

... may believe that all these interruptions are perfectJ.y real and be sympathizing vdth the actors and ...

... actresses involved. others, perhaps the majority, may realize th~t Still all this is part of the play and ...

... Lewis, "Thornton Wilder at 65 Looks Ahead and Back; II New York -. Times Magazine (April 15, 1962), p ...

... , and I rejoice that soon theBe things may be admitted. is Thus it follows: patriarchal privileges ...

... Bishop of En Nebk without seeking Rome 1 s permission. Mar Chahin was consecrated on May 19, 1872 by ...

... h5 of the Pontifical State.. Thus, Pius, howeve.r much his per sonal misfortune may be understood ...

... the Syrian students Kan delaf't o;f Aleppo and Rabmani of Mosul168 ,So that they may be able to ...

... ef Deliverance) which was cen.firmed by Pepe Pius VI in the brie.f Expesuit nebis ef MaY 22, 1785 ...

... that a Patriarch Simon Zora was put to death in 1819. 16 King may be referring to Patriarch Jonas, whom ...

... came to Aleppo on May Arkus, Matah~ 14, 48 namely: Jarkhi, and Mar Eustace Ephrem TOlanadgi. Six o.f ...

... ) On January 6, 1862, Pius IX issued his Apostolic Constitution Romani Pontifices,65 dividing the ...

... Thebes, Creon buries the b~ of Eteocle with civil pomp, but decrees that no one may bury Polynice. His ...

... conduct, and live in a thoroughly stable world. They and their world may be doomed to become obsolete, but ...

... virtues, a strong courage, a sense of family ("Dear Lord .. 1, too, have dependents who may be orphans ...

... continuation of the natural scene. almost The idiot, whatever else he may be, is a man completely merged into ...

... nature; he may be mindless, but he is sane enough to "care for, protect, and sacrifice" himself for his ...

... of the epicurean - may be added the l0ss of Armandels first child, the infant Louis, in 1664.7. In ...

... which perverted natural instincts may become a danger to t~e community. He believed more deeply, perhaps ...

... perverted natural instincts may become a danger to the community. He believed more deeply. perhaps, in his ...

... tell for good or evil with great effect is now striking If we fail, as there is some chance we may ...

... men, though they may be justly regarded as comprising one of the most brilliant feats of the war, are ...

... article in the Louisville Daily Journal. The rumors ~f possible interventio'ID- may have li ttle ...

... securing their 'rights,' of which they Bragg much--and may the Pillow under their leaders' -25 \ ) heads ...