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... beginning of creation ' ( 63 ) . But Alabaster's imagery is not confined to the pro- duct of learned inquiry or to traditional symbolism ; he has a place for images drawn from the daily life of the world around him . For instance ...
... beginning of creation ' ( 63 ) . But Alabaster's imagery is not confined to the pro- duct of learned inquiry or to traditional symbolism ; he has a place for images drawn from the daily life of the world around him . For instance ...
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... beginning of J and are printed in the order in which they appear in the manuscript . They are written in expectation of imminent martyrdom , and the poet is preparing himself for the ordeal by meditating on the betrayal and arrest of ...
... beginning of J and are printed in the order in which they appear in the manuscript . They are written in expectation of imminent martyrdom , and the poet is preparing himself for the ordeal by meditating on the betrayal and arrest of ...
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... beginning on the second . 9-12 . ' In the beginning God created heaven and earth first and Adam , on the sixth day , as the last of his works . In the second creation man was first perfected ( " ended " ) in Christ , and the restora ...
... beginning on the second . 9-12 . ' In the beginning God created heaven and earth first and Adam , on the sixth day , as the last of his works . In the second creation man was first perfected ( " ended " ) in Christ , and the restora ...
Table des matières
REFERENCES AND ABBREVIATIONS | ix |
TEXTUAL INTRODUCTION | xliv |
COMMENTARY | 45 |
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