The religious feature of this philosophy, against which has often been brought the accusation of excluding religion, resides in the consciousness of the unity of all and of the perpetual creation of the world by the spirit, as though it were a poem that the spirit is eternally composing, to which each individual contributes his strophe, or it may be only his line or his word: this poem has its end in itself and in its rhythm has beauty and joy, as well as labour and sorrow. [Please select]
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First strophe of Brooke's version, History of Early English Literature 18. [Please select]
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The more I chanted antistrophe to her strophe of lamentation the more was I welcome in her drawing-room. [Please select]
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Finally, the second strophe of the 116th hymn offers us a twofold significant particularity, viz. [Please select]
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--In the following hymn, strophe 1st, the aurora is called now daughter of the sun, now cow: Tam vâṁ rathaṁ vayam adyâ huvema pṛithuǵrayam açvinâ saṁgatiṁ goḥ--Taḥ sûryâṁ vahati. [Please select]
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"I wanted to invite thee to-day to a feast," continued Nero, "but I prefer to shut myself in and polish that cursed line in the third strophe." [Please select]
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