Representative Women Queens Heroines Peasants Confessors And Philanthropist
Representative Women Queens Heroines Peasants Confessors And Philanthropist
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Et on pr6tend quo ce fut u c;i'i>o d'elle, que Paul de Samosate, eveque d'Antioche, duquel cllc etoit protectrice, tomba dans 1'heresie d'Art6mou, dont les sentirnens touchant J6sus-Christ approchaient fort de ceux de la synagogue. " Pe Tillemont, cited by Bayle, who, however, adds: " Pour persuader aux gons qu'elle ^toit juivc de religion, il fatidroit qu'il allegiuU d'autres tCruoignages. " Diet. Art. Zenobie.
REPRESENTATIVE WOMEN.
invincible of Rome's barbarian emperors, was the offspring of... a Pannonian peasant, and of a frail and inferior priestess of the Sun. He had owed the fortunes of his private life, and the glory of his public career, to his matchless valour and unconquerable energies, qualities which eventually raised him from a common soldier to the throne of the empire. The repu- tation of having killed with his own hand nine hundred enemies, marks his bravery and fero- city. But the severe and rigid nerve of the soldier rarely yielded to the sympathy of the man ; and the judge who sustained without emotion the sight of the most dreadful tortures, and inflicted the cruellest deaths, mistook that for a virtue, which was only the irresistible propensity to cruelty of one defective in all the higher and softer qualities which spiritualize man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Et on pr6tend quo ce fut u c;i'i>o d'elle, que Paul de Samosate, eveque d'Antioche, duquel cllc etoit protectrice, tomba dans 1'heresie d'Art6mou, dont les sentirnens touchant J6sus-Christ approchaient fort de ceux de la synagogue. " Pe Tillemont, cited by Bayle, who, however, adds: " Pour persuader aux gons qu'elle ^toit juivc de religion, il fatidroit qu'il allegiuU d'autres tCruoignages. " Diet. Art. Zenobie.
REPRESENTATIVE WOMEN.
invincible of Rome's barbarian emperors, was the offspring of... a Pannonian peasant, and of a frail and inferior priestess of the Sun. He had owed the fortunes of his private life, and the glory of his public career, to his matchless valour and unconquerable energies, qualities which eventually raised him from a common soldier to the throne of the empire. The repu- tation of having killed with his own hand nine hundred enemies, marks his bravery and fero- city. But the severe and rigid nerve of the soldier rarely yielded to the sympathy of the man ; and the judge who sustained without emotion the sight of the most dreadful tortures, and inflicted the cruellest deaths, mistook that for a virtue, which was only the irresistible propensity to cruelty of one defective in all the higher and softer qualities which spiritualize man.
What to read after Representative Women Queens Heroines Peasants Confessors And Philanthropist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Paxton Hood to read onlineMoreLess
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