...is to be left there which might give conveyance to any matter save that. Style in all its varieties, reserved or opulent, terse, abundant, musical, stimulant,...have been his portrait by Raffaelle, in full consular splendor, on his ivory • chair. A relegation, you say, perhaps — a relegation of style to the subjectivity,...

...is to be left there which might give conveyance to any matter save that. Style in all its varieties, reserved or opulent, terse, abundant, musical, stimulant,...justification, the sumptuous good taste of Cicero D being as truly the man himself, and not another, justified, yet insured inalienably to him, thereby,...

...is to be left there which might give conveyance to any matter save that. Style in all its varieties, reserved or opulent, terse, abundant, musical, stimulant,...have been his portrait by Raffaelle, in full consular splendor, on his ivory chair. NOTES. THESE topical analyses and suggestions are designed for the use...

...is to be left there which might give conveyance to any matter save that. Style in all its varieties, reserved or opulent, terse, abundant, musical, stimulant,...have been his portrait by Raffaelle, in full consular splendor, on his ivory chair. NOTES. THESE topical analyses and suggestions are designed for the use...

...is to be left there which might give conveyance to any matter save that. Style in all its varieties, reserved or opulent, terse, abundant, musical, stimulant,...Raffaelle, in full consular splendour, on his ivory chair. A relegation, you may say perhaps — a relegation of style to the subjectivity, the mere caprice,...

...so long as *» ni ' "iHTfcj^lly- ^harart«*rist;jc: or expressive^finds__thus its_jusjtifi5ation ju the sumptuous good taste of Cicero being as truly...Raffaelle, in full consular splendour, on his ivory chair. A relegation, you may say perhaps—a relegation ) of style to the subjectivity, the mere caprice,...

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...academic, so long as each is really 25 characteristic or expressive, finds thus its justifica- , tion, the sumptuous good taste of Cicero being -as truly...to him, thereby, as would have been his portrait by Raphael, in full consular 3c splendor, on his ivory chair. A relegation, you may say perhaps — a...

...is to be left there which might give^conveyance to any matter save that. Style in all its varieties, reserved or opulent, terse, abundant, musical, stimulant, academic, so long as each is really 25 characteristic or expressive, finds thus its justification, the sumptuous good taste of Cicero being...

...on giving a message to mankind, must aim to accomplish. "Style," said Pater, "in all its varieties, reserved or opulent, terse, abundant, musical, stimulant,...him, thereby, as •would have been his portrait by Rafaelle in full consular splendor, in his ivory chair." This seems to me to be the deadly decadence...