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Hence Paul can exhort his brethren in Christ to ' glorifie God in your bodie ' ; that is , to witness to His presence ' in earthen vessels ' . 53 Now the New Testament also uses ' magnify ' for ' glorify ' in this sense .
Hence Paul can exhort his brethren in Christ to ' glorifie God in your bodie ' ; that is , to witness to His presence ' in earthen vessels ' . 53 Now the New Testament also uses ' magnify ' for ' glorify ' in this sense .
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The triumph of Ovid's Cupid has a definite sense : namely , the yielding of the lover to passion . . . . But Amoret never returns Busyrane's love , so that the masque cannot celebrate her submission to him . On the other hand , her love ...
The triumph of Ovid's Cupid has a definite sense : namely , the yielding of the lover to passion . . . . But Amoret never returns Busyrane's love , so that the masque cannot celebrate her submission to him . On the other hand , her love ...
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Also , if Busirane masks Art ( h ) egall in this sense , he must mask Gloriana in the same sense . They are indeed gloriously at one - an inference that prepares us for the ( unrealized ) sexual transformation in V. v .
Also , if Busirane masks Art ( h ) egall in this sense , he must mask Gloriana in the same sense . They are indeed gloriously at one - an inference that prepares us for the ( unrealized ) sexual transformation in V. v .
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One GROUNDWORK | 1 |
Two SCUDAMOUR AND AMORET | 72 |
Three BRITOMART AND ARTEGALL | 131 |
Urheberrecht | |
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