The Quarterly Review, 145. köideJohn Murray, 1877 |
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Page 372
... Bruno used and abused to the utmost a ' liberty of prophesying , ' the most moderate exercise of which had ceased to be safe in Italy . What Voltaire wrote of Vanini was equally true of Bruno : ' Il voyagea pour faire fortune et pour ...
... Bruno used and abused to the utmost a ' liberty of prophesying , ' the most moderate exercise of which had ceased to be safe in Italy . What Voltaire wrote of Vanini was equally true of Bruno : ' Il voyagea pour faire fortune et pour ...
Page 373
Bruno had not only been baptized a Catholic , but ordained a priest ; and he was thus doubly amenable to Church discipline , when , in his comedy Il Candelaio , ' he indulged his ribald humour on the most cherished objects of Italian ...
Bruno had not only been baptized a Catholic , but ordained a priest ; and he was thus doubly amenable to Church discipline , when , in his comedy Il Candelaio , ' he indulged his ribald humour on the most cherished objects of Italian ...
Page 374
... Bruno seems to lose his power and be thrown off his balance , on all occasions where patient and silent meditation is indispensable ; where the main point is to ascertain , to verify , to demonstrate - not merely to affirm con- fidently ...
... Bruno seems to lose his power and be thrown off his balance , on all occasions where patient and silent meditation is indispensable ; where the main point is to ascertain , to verify , to demonstrate - not merely to affirm con- fidently ...
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nightly Review November 1 1877 | 35 |
Mycena a Narrative of Researches and Discoveries | 62 |
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