Dante And Swedenborg, With Other Essays On the New Renaissance
Dante And Swedenborg, With Other Essays On the New Renaissance
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In some respects the forms of the preliminary discipHne were obvious enough. The conquests of Alexander secured for that marvellous instrument of thought the Greek language, such a currency as, when backed by the influence which in the West had been acquired by its literary monuments, dispensed, as it were, with the day of Pentecost, in the general action of the Christian Churcl^ and supplied a channel of communication and a vehicle of worship available in most parts of the civilized world.
Wha...t the genius of Greece was to secure in the r^on of thought, the vast extension of the Roman Erapire effected in the world of outward fact. It prepared the way of the Lord and made the rough places plain. Immediately before and after the Advent it levelled the barriers between separated and hostile communities, and for the first time established the idea of police in its highest form, and made peaceable and safe intercourse everywhere possible among men. Everywhere it was as with us in Britain, *When the Roman left us,' then it was that again *the ways were filled with rapine.' " Another stage to the comprehension of a truth of the widest reach and highest value was attained when the world began to be sensible of its debt to ancient Greece.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In some respects the forms of the preliminary discipHne were obvious enough. The conquests of Alexander secured for that marvellous instrument of thought the Greek language, such a currency as, when backed by the influence which in the West had been acquired by its literary monuments, dispensed, as it were, with the day of Pentecost, in the general action of the Christian Churcl^ and supplied a channel of communication and a vehicle of worship available in most parts of the civilized world.
Wha...t the genius of Greece was to secure in the r^on of thought, the vast extension of the Roman Erapire effected in the world of outward fact. It prepared the way of the Lord and made the rough places plain. Immediately before and after the Advent it levelled the barriers between separated and hostile communities, and for the first time established the idea of police in its highest form, and made peaceable and safe intercourse everywhere possible among men. Everywhere it was as with us in Britain, *When the Roman left us,' then it was that again *the ways were filled with rapine.' " Another stage to the comprehension of a truth of the widest reach and highest value was attained when the world began to be sensible of its debt to ancient Greece.
What to read after Dante And Swedenborg, With Other Essays On the New Renaissance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sewall, Frank, 1837-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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