Ethics of Boxing And Manly Sport
Ethics of Boxing And Manly Sport
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With reference to the execution of the lettering and decoration, Mr. Digby Wyatt observes that in delicacy of handling and minute but faultless execution, the whole range of pala?- ography offers nothing equal to the early Irish manuscripts, especially " The Book of Kells," the most marvellous of them all. One cannot wonder, therefore, that Giraldus Cambrensis, when living in Ireland, in the reign of Henry II., on being shown an illustrated Irish manuscript, exclaimed : "This is more like the w...ork of angels than of men.'' Sir William Wilde, himself a Protestant, writ- ing of the destruction of Irish art ('' Sketches of the Irish Past"), says : — "The gorgeous missals and illuminated gospels, instinct with life, genius, holy reverence, and patient love, were des- tined to be replaced soon after by the dull mechanism of print; while Protestantism used all its new-foimd strength to destroy that innate tendency of our nature, which seeks to manifest religious fervor, faith, and zeal by costly offerings and sacri- fices.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With reference to the execution of the lettering and decoration, Mr. Digby Wyatt observes that in delicacy of handling and minute but faultless execution, the whole range of pala?- ography offers nothing equal to the early Irish manuscripts, especially " The Book of Kells," the most marvellous of them all. One cannot wonder, therefore, that Giraldus Cambrensis, when living in Ireland, in the reign of Henry II., on being shown an illustrated Irish manuscript, exclaimed : "This is more like the w...ork of angels than of men.'' Sir William Wilde, himself a Protestant, writ- ing of the destruction of Irish art ('' Sketches of the Irish Past"), says : — "The gorgeous missals and illuminated gospels, instinct with life, genius, holy reverence, and patient love, were des- tined to be replaced soon after by the dull mechanism of print; while Protestantism used all its new-foimd strength to destroy that innate tendency of our nature, which seeks to manifest religious fervor, faith, and zeal by costly offerings and sacri- fices.
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