Twayne's English Authors Series, Volume 41Twayne Publishers, 1967 |
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Page 80
... created universe : plenitude and order . There must be an infinite variety among created things so that God's nature is fully realized , and the variety must be hierarchical . This order among created things is part of the meaning of ...
... created universe : plenitude and order . There must be an infinite variety among created things so that God's nature is fully realized , and the variety must be hierarchical . This order among created things is part of the meaning of ...
Page 81
... created perfect ? ' - Why then Man ? ( I , 141–48 ) The " gen'ral Laws " by which " the first Almighty Cause / Acts " do not exist solely for man's sake ; they exist for the whole of nature . Therefore , in fulfilling their duty to the ...
... created perfect ? ' - Why then Man ? ( I , 141–48 ) The " gen'ral Laws " by which " the first Almighty Cause / Acts " do not exist solely for man's sake ; they exist for the whole of nature . Therefore , in fulfilling their duty to the ...
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... created things existed in the beginning , and Pope draws a picture of that Golden Age when " Pride was not . ” Man then learned from the lower orders of creation : from the mole , he learned to plow ; from the worm , to weave ; from the ...
... created things existed in the beginning , and Pope draws a picture of that Golden Age when " Pride was not . ” Man then learned from the lower orders of creation : from the mole , he learned to plow ; from the worm , to weave ; from the ...
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