A Modern Virgilian: A Memorial Lecture to Monsignor Ronald Knox Delivered to the Virgil SocietyVirgil Society, 1959 - 16 pages |
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... Christian humanists may soon be gazing at each other in the gardens of Trinity . But Knox was something more important than a Virgilian scholar ; he was , again like Newman , an anima naturaliter Virgiliana . Here , since I am talking ...
... Christian humanists may soon be gazing at each other in the gardens of Trinity . But Knox was something more important than a Virgilian scholar ; he was , again like Newman , an anima naturaliter Virgiliana . Here , since I am talking ...
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... Christian humanist , of which Knox and Newman were examples . He may have believed the Roman urbs to be much more abiding than in fact it proved to be though it stood a good while by modern standards ; but it was surely not for nothing ...
... Christian humanist , of which Knox and Newman were examples . He may have believed the Roman urbs to be much more abiding than in fact it proved to be though it stood a good while by modern standards ; but it was surely not for nothing ...
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... Christian religion on trust from other people ; Hegel did not understand Virgil , because Hegel found it necessary to invent the Christian religion all over again for himself . Burke understood Virgil , because Burke was content to ...
... Christian religion on trust from other people ; Hegel did not understand Virgil , because Hegel found it necessary to invent the Christian religion all over again for himself . Burke understood Virgil , because Burke was content to ...
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