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" ... to a soft, limp mind tend to perish, except some hard extrinsic force keep them alive. Thus Epicureanism never prospered at Rome, but Stoicism did; the stiff, serious character of the great prevailing nation was attracted by what seemed a confirming... "
The Works and Life of Walter Bagehot - Page 363
by Walter Bagehot - 1915
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Physics and Politics: Or, Thoughts on the Application of the Principles of ...

Walter Bagehot - 1881 - 286 lehte
...nation was attracted by what seemed a confirming creed, and deterred by what looked like a relaxing creed. The inspiriting •doctrines fell upon the...by competing rites, or distracted by miscellaneous deities. Polytheism is religion in commission, and it is weak accordingly. But it will be said the...
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The Popular Science Monthly, 24. köide

1884 - 902 lehte
...prevail, all else being the same ; and creeds or systems that conduce to a soft, limp mind tend to perish. Strong beliefs win strong men, and then make them stronger. Such is, no doubt, another cause why monotheism tends to prevail over polytheism. It at once attracts and produces steadier...
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The Philosophy of the Supernatural

William Henry Platt - 1886 - 374 lehte
...nation was attracted by what seemed a confirming creed, and deterred by what looked like a relaxing creed. The inspiriting doctrines fell upon the ardent...confirmed its energy. Strong beliefs win strong men, and make them stronger. Such is, no doubt, one cause why Monotheism tends to prevail over Polytheism ;...
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The Spirit of Laws: Including D'Alembert's Analysis of the Work, 2. köide

Charles de Secondat baron de Montesquieu - 1899 - 476 lehte
...nation was attracted by what seemed a confirming creed, and deterred by what looked like a relaxing creed. The inspiriting doctrines fell upon the ardent...by competing rites, or distracted by miscellaneous deities. Polytheism is religion in commission, and it is weak accordingly. But it will be said the...
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The World's Great Classics: The spirit of laws, by Baron de Montesquieu ...

Timothy Dwight, Julian Hawthorne - 1899 - 480 lehte
...nation was attracted by what seemed a confirming creed, and deterred by what looked like a relaxing creed. The inspiriting doctrines fell upon the ardent...by competing rites, or distracted by miscellaneous deities. Polytheism is religion in commission, and it is weak accordingly. But it will be said the...
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Physics and Politics: Or, Thoughts on the Application of the Principles of ...

Walter Bagehot - 1904 - 252 lehte
...nation was attracted by what seemed a confirming creed, and deterred by what looked like a relaxing creed. The inspiriting doctrines fell upon the ardent character, and so confirmed its energy, istrong beliefs win strong men, and then make them stronger. 1 Such is no doubt one cause why Monotheism...
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Physics and Politics; Or, Thoughts on the Application of the Principles of ...

Walter Bagehot - 1912 - 248 lehte
...nation was attracted by what seemed a confirming creed, and deterred by what looked like a relaxing creed. The inspiriting doctrines fell upon the ardent...not confused by competing rites, or distracted by miscellaneoug deifciea. Polytheism is religion in commission, and it ia weak accordingly. But it will...
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Evolution of Law: Formative influences of legal development

1918 - 746 lehte
...nation was attracted by what seemed a confirming creed, and deterred by what looked like a relaxing creed. The inspiriting doctrines fell upon the ardent...by competing rites, or distracted by miscellaneous deities. Polytheism is religion in commission, and it is weak accordingly. But it will be said the...
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Formative Influences of Legal Development

1918 - 736 lehte
...nation was attracted by what seemed a confirming creed, and deterred by what looked like a relaxing creed. The inspiriting doctrines fell upon the ardent...by competing rites, or distracted by miscellaneous deities. Polytheism is religion in commission, and it is weak accordingly. But it will be said the...
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The Atlantic Monthly, 82. köide

1898 - 984 lehte
...nation was attracted by what seemed a confirming creed, and deterred by what looked like a relaxing creed. The inspiriting doctrines fell upon the ardent...by competing rites, or distracted by miscellaneous deities." " Mr. Carlyle has taught the present generation many lessons, and one of these is that '...
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