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identifier	question
37610	); and at 19.70 metres, 95 °(?).
30073	DIAMANTE, JUAN BAUTISTA( 1640?-1684?
30073	How far, and in what sense, can action which is determined by motives be said to be free?
30073	How much does"this law"include?
30073	|| Morte slates(?).
36226	Had, then, the main public authority disappeared?
36226	The question now arises, did free and absolute property, the_ allodium_, entirely disappear in this process, and were all lands held as tenures?
36226	What, then, was the private and criminal law of this Frankish monarchy which had come to embrace so many different races?
36226	p. 551):"During 27 months I have scattered the seed of the Word of God in this miserable land; shall I say among thorns or on stony ground?
35844	Nicholas of Guildford),_ The Land of Cockayne_(?
35844	Richard Poor, died 1237),_ The Owl and the Nightingale_(?
33127	1643?
33127	CAREW, THOMAS( 1595- 1645?
33127	The Welsh form of the name, Caerdydd( pronounced Caerdeeth, with the accent on the second syllable) suggests that the name means"the fort of( Aulus?)
34073	AL''DRED, or EALDRED, Anglo- Saxon prelate, Bishop of Worcester and Archbishop of York, born 1000(?
34073	ALD''HELM, an Anglo- Saxon scholar and prelate, Abbot of Malmesbury and Bishop of Sherborne, born 640(?
34073	_ Guess_, to; to believe, to suppose, to think, to fancy; also used emphatically, as''Joe, will you liquor up?''
34073	are mixed, the question to be solved by alligation is, what is the value of the mixture by the pound?
30935	But could not breach of faith by which a party had suffered be treated as some kind of legal wrong?
30935	Can it be said that he has done a wrong?
30935	What were the king''s judges to do?
32063	Is it the light, or in the stores of internal energy possessed by the molecule?
32063	What is the source of the energy possessed by these corpuscles?
32063	|+-----------+------+-----------+| Ag| 21|?
31793	Why should I rust in inactivity?
32975	1651?
32975	A controversy on a doctrinal point--"Did God die on Calvary?"
32975	The choice lay with the community of Medina; so much was understood; but whom were they to choose?
32975	of Portugal revived the work of Henry the Navigator, he sent out Cam( about midsummer(?)
32097	_ Allons donc, la France!_retorted the ex- grisette,"have I caught you at last?
32097	How far and in what sense does man take an active part in his own conversion?
32097	What was the reason of this difference?
32097	Where two persons dramatize the same novel, what, it may be asked, are their respective rights?
35845	Is the ether fixed, or does it move?
35845	The only questions were"Where?"
35845	and"When?"
32940	How were they to be appointed?
32940	In 565(?)
32940	N. E. S. A. Hamilton, Rolls series( 1870);( John of Salisbury?)
32940	To whom was their homage due?
32940	Who should invest them with the symbols of their office?
32940	Why, it was asked, should a choice be made of certain objects for the purpose of imposing heavy taxation on them?
33295	1525(?).
33295	The decoration is sometimes in polychrome, but usually in the grey- brown iron- glaze(?)
33295	This black varnish(?)
33295	the Cretan polychrome ware of the Middle Minoan period( Kamares style) found at Medinet Ghuraib("Kahun") and the Cypriote(?)
13600	3(?).]
13600	How far has it been influenced by non- Germanic elements, especially by Roman and Canon law?
13600	Most of these were translated from William of Malmesbury([+] 1143?)
13600	What is its position in the legal history of Germanic nations?
13600	by T. Wright, London, 1866- 1868); the_ Chronique_ of Nicholas Trevet( 1258?-1328?
13600	v. 14(?).]
37523	Do you know what I call this peace?
37523	About this time the Institute proposed as a subject for an essay this question,--"What is the influence of symbols on the faculty of thought?"
37523	Schriftsprache?_( Halle, 1873); O. Behaghel,_ Zur Frage nach einer mhd.
37523	The former of these had been a more or less constant factor in German religious thought throughout the middle ages, but with Meister Eckhart(?
37160	( 1470?
37160	7- 9?)
37160	GABRIELI, GIOVANNI( 1557- 1612?
37160	GALE, THOMAS(? 1636- 1702), English classical scholar and antiquarian, was born at Scruton, Yorkshire.
37160	What was to be thought, he said, of a spiritual guide, who either could not or would not show the wanderer his way?
38454	( as is implied in the form"all men are some mortals") but"what is the fact about men?"
38454	In other words, we are not considering the question"what kind are men among the various things which must die?"
38454	It is no relative of Libyan( though it has experienced some Libyan influences), but comes from the( High?)
32294	COTGRAVE, RANDLE(?-1634), English lexicographer, came of a Cheshire family, and was educated at Cambridge, entering St John''s College in 1587.
32294	How could the small industry, with a high cost of production because it was small, compete with Lancashire?
32294	May we infer deductively that they have been attained because of the increase of speculative transactions?
32294	What, then, we may profitably inquire next, has actually happened to price movements generally as the market has developed?
38539	A single issue was placed before the country-- Was the Irish Church to be, or not to be, disestablished?
38539	As the general election approached the only question submitted to the electors was-- Do you approve or condemn Lord Beaconsfield''s foreign policy?
38539	Being remonstrated with for selling a_ mullah_, he said,"Why not?
38539	The Koran, the word of God, is sold; why not sell the expounder thereof?"
40370	The XVIth dynasty is of thirty- two"Hellenic(_ sic?_) shepherd kings,"the seventeenth is of"shepherds and Theban kings"( reigning simultaneously).
32689	What is this new interest which has entered into men''s lives now and not before?
32689	Why do you,he said,"grant to the husband a divorce for the adultery of the wife?
32689	Is this due to any special faculty in the dowser, or has the twig itself anything to do with it?
32689	What are those conditions?
33427	''s for the preservation of the eggs of wild fowl, shall we now throw away a law of more consequence and import?
33427	Force and reconciliation seeming equally difficult, could an alternative be found in toleration?
33427	In these circumstances a problem of charity such as the following may arise:--"Am I to starve, while my sister has children whom she can sell?"
33427	The questions"How?
33427	To Didier''s repeated question"Is this the emperor?"
33427	by whom?
33427	on what plan?
33427	with what object?
33427	with what result?"
31855	If Leviathan took his sport in the waters, how much more may Man take his sport upon the land?
31855	The question then arises, what are the three primary colours?
31855	\/ Ctenophora?
31855	_ Columbium nitride_, Cb3N5(?
31855	and( 2) How is new law to be incorporated with the code?
35606	Who is she that looketh forth as the morning, fair as the moon, clear as the sun, terrible as an army with banners?
35606	1600- 1678?
35606	At what lateral distance from the centre will combustion begin?
35606	Know ye not my banner?
35606	The few known facts of his life are chiefly derived from his_ Relation of Ten Years''Travels in Europe, Asia, Affrique and America_( 1655?
35606	What happens chemically when a hydrocarbon is burned in a Bunsen burner?
35606	What will be the products of this combustion?
35606	b= food(?)
35747	16)| 5.5| 26.0| 5.00| 0.19| 10| 343|"| 0.06| 79|| 1893| Phillips| 22.0| 136.0| 402.00| 3.00| 28| 500?
35747	In 1564 René de Laudonnière(?
35747	One naturally inquires why the high speed of wings, and why the progressive increase of speed at their tips and posterior margins?
35747	| 100?
35747	| Ft.||||| 1879| Tatin| 6.2| 7.5| 3.85| 0.51| 18| 100?
35747	| Steam| 5.6| 72?
35747	|Compressed| 0.03| 110?
35747	|| 1894| Maxim*| 50.0| 4000.0| 8000.00| 2.5| 36| 300?
37806	Have we not the Kammergericht at Berlin?
37806	Not at any price?
37806	English generally has_ au_( now often reduced to_ a_) for Old French_ ã_--_vaunt_(_ vanter_,_ vanitare_),_ tawny_(_ tanné_(?)
37806	In 1529 he produced a free version(_ Klagbrief der armen Dürftigen in England_) of the famous_ Supplycacyon of the Beggers_, written abroad( 1528?)
37806	said the king''s agent;"could not the king take it from you for nothing, if he chose?"
35092	And if it had such powers, might it delegate them to a commission?
35092	Might Congress or an officer of the Senate go behind a state''s certificate and review the acts of its certifying officials?
35092	Might it go further and examine into the choice of electors?
35092	Was the king elect_ inevitably_ to become emperor?
35092	_ Nature of an Electric Current._--The question, What is an electric current?
35092	and if so, to what extent, and according to what standard, did the pope judge of such fitness?
35092	or did the_ promotio_ only follow at the discretion of the pope, if he thought the king elect fit for promotion?
31329	You wantchee my no wantcheeis nothing more nor less than literally rendered Chinese:[ Ch][Ch][Ch][Ch][Ch]"Do you want me or not?"
31329	( simple query);_ 3rd tone_: Dead?
31329	Now what as to the grammar?
31329	The Emperor Wu Ti was inclined to be sceptical, and one day said to him:"Come, tell me, what are these famous four tones?"
31329	The question is often asked: What sort of instrument is Chinese for the expression of thought?
31329	[ Ch][Ch][Ch][Ch][Ch] Would you command a prospect of a thousand_ li_?
38799	How I like_ Camilla_?
38799	(_ Ist kein Dalberg da?_).
38799	Here he says:"Why does not water admit its bulk of every kind of gas alike?
38799	Of his farces,_ Delicate Ground, Who Speaks First?_,_ A Morning Call_ and others are still occasionally revived.
38799	Then she rises, takes up the cushion, and both dance and sing''Prinkum prankum is a fine dance, and shall we go dance it over again?''
33550	1565?
33550	Black Rod then strikes three times with his staff, and on being asked"Who is there?"
33550	Hence the question arises, whence are derived thrombogen and thrombokinase?
33550	In the last case it becomes coated with a greyish- black layer of an oxide( dioxide(?
35925	And who shall say that they were wrong?
35925	But how does the question stand to- day among European countries which can mobilize their full fighting strength at a few hours''notice?
35925	Is it best for the defenders to rely on armoured protection or on concealment for his guns?
35925	It is necessary to perpetuate this advantage?"
35925	The lines run:"Thou cheat''st us, Ford; mak''st one seem two by art: What is Love''s Sacrifice but the Broken Heart?"
35925	The question of course is, When is resistance hopeless?
35925	What is the best means of flanking the ditch and of protecting the flanking arrangements?
34209	Are you then still ignorant of what the word gospel means?
34209	Equally untrustworthy is the story that the duke, suspecting an attachment between hi?
34209	Much rustic or popular verse in England is satisfied with assonance, as in such cases as"And pray who gave thee that jolly red_ nose_?
34209	On the 1st of June 1554 he married Margaret Howe, whom he described as niece of Sir R.(?
34209	The last king, Croesus(?
34209	When Assur- bani- pal died in 626(?)
34209	[ 4] Thus already Delitzsch,_ Wo lag das Paradies?_ p. 252.
34209	[ Greek: askaulaes][?]
33698	''Why is a cow''s tail long?''
33698	''Why is a fox''s tail bushy?
33698	38?
33698	Lord Auchinleck remarked that Jamie was"gane clean gyte... And whose tail do ye think he has pinned himself to now, man?
33698	Nerve mass(?).
33698	Some one asked,"Who is this Scotch cur at Johnson''s heels?"
33698	Why not, then, strain every nerve to hold innovation at bay and prolong that splendour for all time?
40538	And how do we account for differences in the moral decisions of different societies, and the observable changes in a man''s own views?
40538	For, if each man''s decisions are solely the result of an immediate intuition of the moral sense, why be at any pains to test, correct or review them?
40538	Or why educate a faculty whose decisions are infallible?
40538	Pirckheimer in his burgher life may have ease and even luxury; he, a knight of the empire, how can he condescend to obscurity?
34162	( Vienna, 1878), and"Quid faciamus nos?"
34162	Der Gott, der Eisen wachsen liess_, and_ Was blasen die Trompeten?_ were on all lips.
34162	Does not your Grace hear the news from Stirling about the liturgy?"
34162	The elector, when appealed to for protection, could but answer,"Que faire?
34162	The first point for consideration, therefore, is, what is the ultimate, and what is the proximate, authority supervising the administration?
34162	echoed Arnauld,"when you have all eternity to rest in?"
34405	There''s my position, and now what do you say?
34405	1772-?
34405	BATARNAY, IMBERT DE(?
34405	Contemporary lives of Bayard are the following:--"_Le loyal serviteur_"(?
34405	If affected, what then?
34405	If unaffected, what is to be thought of them as keys to character?
34405	What was the man who, in such a society and with political aspirations to serve, could thrive by such vagaries as these, or in spite of them?
40769	; and Lake Michaelson( 12,700 ft.?)
40769	As a sarcastic protest against cock- fighting in England, he declared that he had witnessed in Sligo(?)
34612	( 2) How far were her claims of jurisdiction as to the seal fisheries recognized and conceded by Great Britain?
34612	1388?
34612	And if so, what is the nature of the notions necessarily implied in the simplest knowledge of a_ thing_, as distinct from mere sense feeling?
34612	Do not all these ideas, when held to represent something which exists absolutely apart from all knowledge of it, involve a contradiction?
34612	He travelled again in 1715- 1720 as tutor to the only son of Dr St George Ashe(? 1658- 1718, bishop successively of Cloyne, Clogher and Derry).
34612	Two romances from the French followed:_ The Boke of Duke Huon of Burdeux_( printed 1534?
32607	Can as much be said,Mr Swinburne boldly asks,"for the creatures of any other man or god?"
32607	And what could be more prophetic than the title of the opening chapter-- Our Parish?
32607	DIDYMUS(? 309-?394), surnamed"the Blind,"ecclesiastical writer of Alexandria, was born about the year 309.
32607	If matter produces life by spontaneous generation, and if man has no alternative but to obey the compulsion of nature, what remains for God to do?
32607	Many of the large stones of antiquity were probably found in the Kollar group, where Tavernier found 60,000 workers in 1645(?
32607	Rabbinical and Chaldee.--Nathan ben Yehiel of Rome wrote in the beginning of the 12th century a Talmudic dictionary,_ Aruch_, printed 1480(?
32607	The_ Pigott_, 49 carats(?
32607	Who cares for the morrow?
37461	And"if the lines are parallel, are alternate angles necessarily equal?"
37461	Bertrand Russell,"Is Position in Time and Space Absolute or Relative?"
37461	How could we prove from the examination of the surface soil of any country that those creatures had once abounded there?
37461	Ought we not to require A²+ B²- C to be positive?
37461	That is to say,"If alternate angles are unequal, do the lines meet?"
37461	The question now arises, Are the propositions converse to these true or not?
37461	What has become of the herds of wild oxen, the bears, wolves and other denizens of primeval Europe?
37461	What is a ratio?
37064	Why should_ Peter_,he asked,"fall out with_ Thomas_, both being disciples to the same Lord and Master?
37064	; Dedekind,_ Was sind u. was sollen d. Zahlen_?
37064	But whence do they both come?
37064	Ludwigii_| 30 °-31 °|?
37064	Sexual reproduction typical but with sometimes inequality of the fusing gametes( gametangia?
37064	anomalus_| 28 °-31 °|?
37064	membranaefaciens_| 30 °|?
37064	|?
39029	)| 26.8| 26.1| 56.7(?)
39029	)| 36.9| 21.7| 67.0(?)
39029	It is comparatively easy to afford better opportunities to those who are willing to take advantage of them, but how to raise those who are not?
39029	the blind(?)
39029	| 1.5| 24.3| 28.8| 54.6|| Bremen| 3.8(?
34533	Why then should the_ Andrena_ feel alarm? 34533 1187?) 34533 ;_ ki_, what? 34533 ;_ kon_, what( adjective)? 34533 According to Leo Africanus, at the close of the 14th or very early in the 15th century their rich town of Zibid( Aidhab?) 34533 On the 11th of that month Gobryas was despatched to put an end to the last semblance of resistance in the countryand the son(?)
34533	The names of these five bells were thus:--Peter, Magdalen,(?)
31641	Can we be sure that the same result was not obtained on the old chalumeau before keys were added, by partially uncovering the hole for the thumb?
31641	How was this amazing transformation brought about?
31641	Of"Hullo, my fancie, whither wilt thou go?"
31641	See Taylor,_ Authentic Memoirs of Mrs Clarke_; Clarke(?
31641	The treatise_ Who is the Rich Man that is Saved?_ is an admirable exposition of the narrative contained in St Mark''s Gospel x.
38202	From what province do they come?"
38202	How is the existence of this ideal whole to be accounted for?
38202	How is the king of that country named?"
38202	Is the Ripsimé episode mere legend?
38202	This leads to a question which has been the subject of much controversy,--Who discovered what is known as_ Grimm''s law_?
38202	To ask"What is man?"
38202	Was the priest or bishop, whose ordination was due to simony, actually in the possession of the sacerdotal or episcopal power or not?
38202	do they, or do they not, contribute to the development of moral character in the individual citizens?
38202	is to ask"What is experience?"
33614	);_ The Princyples of Astronamy_( 1547?
33614	BOKENAM, OSBERN( 1393?-1447?
33614	BOLTON( or BOULTON), EDMUND( 1575?-1633?
33614	BONONCINI( or BUONONCINI), GIOVANNI BATTISTA( 1672?-1750?
33614	Excavations of recent years have, however, led to the discovery of some 600 ancient Italic( Ligurian?)
33614	Several meeting?
33614	The most important of his numerous works are_ Hypercritica_( 1618?
33614	ein Ketzer?"
33614	huts, and of cemeteries of the same and the succeeding( Umbrian) periods( 800- 600?
33614	useless or unavailing, and in such expressions, chiefly archaistic, as"what boots it?"
31156	); for"weak move"a note of interrogation(?).
31156	2, II, 12, 13;_ Germania_, 30- 31; Strabo p. 291 f. CHAUCER, GEOFFREY Life(?
31156	: H(?
31156	Another variety of yell is illustrated by that of the School of Practical Science of Toronto University:"Who are we?
31156	CHETTLE, HENRY( 1564?-1607?
31156	Ca n''t you guess?
31156	He characterized the verses as"wonderful for their harmony and spirit,"and added,"Give me leave to ask you where Rowley''s poems are to be had?
31156	It now remains to be asked-- what are the laws which govern the action of these forces?
31156	One of the oldest examples of these personal cheers is:"Who was George Washington?
31950	How many eggs in your omelette?
31950	What is your trade?
31950	How is this crisis to be dealt with?
31950	Is there any one element which communicates the decisive impulse to all the rest,--any predominating agency in the course of social evolution?
31950	What are the instruments for securing the preponderance of Altruism?
31950	What are the undertakings necessary in order to pass successfully through it towards an organic state?
31950	What is the method?
31950	What is the sum and significance of knowledge?
31950	but what is enough while anything remains wanting?"
34047	( Family?)--*_Graeophonus_.
34047	(?
34047	And what, at this moment, is the best line of treatment?
34047	Do we know in the recent or fossil condition any such primitive Arachnids?
34047	If, in a case of appendicitis, for one reason or another operation is to be delayed, what treatment should be resorted to?
34047	Urotricha.--Dorsal area of prosoma covered with a single shield(?
34047	Where could this be better learned than at Medina, where he had lived so long and where the majority of his companions continued to live?
34047	_ Internal Affairs._--In the meantime what had become of Arabia and its unification?
34312	Did they get to Tasmania before or after its separation from the main continent?
34312	Does it still exist?
34312	For instance, how was justice satisfied by Christ?
34312	How did the Tasmanians with their Papuan affinities get so far south on a continent inhabited by a race so differing from Papuans?
34312	If after, how did they get there at all?
34312	If before, why were they only found in the south?
34312	On the 18th of October 48( or?
34312	The question again arises, what has become of the original substances?
34312	What has become of the sugar?
34312	Why should a Papuan type be found in what was certainly once a portion of the Australian continent?
34312	Why should not the substance we call water also vary more or less?
34312	r, Bronze covering( and slide?).
34878	10, 11) he asks,"Who shall give praise to the Most High in the grave?"
34878	1900) and_ Glaubenslos?_( 1893) the life of the Austrian aristocracy in town and country.
34878	20);"Man cherisheth anger against man; and doth he seek healing from the Lord?"
34878	21("who knows whether the spirit of man goes upward?
34878	26, where the Hebrew is, Hast thou a wife?
34878	Hast thou a hated wife?
34878	He does not believe in home- spun wisdom;"How shall he become wise that holdeth the plough?"
34878	Other of the Biblical Wisdom books( Job, Proverbs) are compilations-- why not this?
34878	To what end was the world created?
34878	[ 5] The clause is obscure; literally"he( or, one) rises at(?)
35236	Is hospitality due to assassins? 35236 Ought the right of asylum to protect such a state of things?"
35236	And can it continue to shelter persons who by these flagrant acts place themselves beyond the pale of common rights?"
35236	Did not Sir William Stanley, the best paid of those who betrayed Richard III., afterwards lose his head for a deliberate plot to betray Henry VII.?
35236	If such a man as the Conqueror did not overawe it, what was to be expected in the reigns of his successors?
35236	Ought the British legislature to continue to favour their designs and their plans?
35236	The peers a year before could acquit Lord Dacre; would they have condemned the queen without some show of evidence?
35236	What could Pitt do but surrender?
35236	What use was there in rewarding a friend who might become an enemy to- morrow?
35236	What was to be the attitude of England towards the Reformation?
35236	and why were four other victims sacrificed when one would have been enough?
37880	(?)
37880	A gnome is defined by the Elizabethan critic Henry Peacham( 1576?-1643?)
37880	In those days the commonest of questions in regard to the game was,"You have to be a fine rider, do you not, to play golf?"
37880	Is your mind at ease?"
37880	On the other hand Mr Alfred Marks in his_ Who killed Sir E. B. Godfrey?_( 1905) maintains that suicide was the cause of Godfrey''s death.
37880	Towards the close of 1764(?)
37880	What would be thought of a painter who should mix August and January in one landscape, who should introduce a frozen river into a harvest scene?
37880	Which religion can this have been?
38401	''''similar''''amended from''''similiar?''''.
38401	13, interchanged in regard to Israel, on above theory)?
38401	Doflein regards large pear- shaped forms as such( megagametocytes?
38401	How can God look down with tolerance that seems favour on so much that conflicts with His declared will and character?
38401	It opens with the question:"''What shall we do to be saved in this world?''
38401	referring to payments( prizes?)
34751	All substances which possess colour are not necessarily dyestuffs, and the question may be again asked, Why?
34751	DUQUE DE ESTRADA, DIEGO( 1589-?
34751	De Houssaye tells us that in Paris when friends met the first question was,"Who fought yesterday?
34751	Dundee asked"How goes the day?"
34751	Is not this the modern point of honour, by which to be given the lie is an insult which can only be wiped out by blood?
34751	The chevalier, offended by Voltaire''s free speech, insolently asked the marquis,"Who is that young man?"
34751	What is this but the modern challenge?
34751	What is_ arga_ but the_ dummer Junger_ of the German student?
34751	Why this difference?
34751	Why, it may be asked, is this so?
34751	den Hertog,_ Waarom onaannemelyk?_( Groningen, 1893).
34751	who is to fight to- day?"
38622	Did not that levelling principle,he said,"tend to the reducing of all to an equality?
38622	My lord,answered Cromwell,"if this be so, why did we take up arms at first?
38622	Tell me is it possible to fall from grace?
38622	8.--_Tanais dubius_(?)
38622	A_ Steganographia_ published at Lyons(?
38622	Alexius claimed Antioch; was it not the old possession of his empire, and had not Bohemund done him homage?
38622	Looking at the mace he said,"What shall we do with this bauble?"
38622	Raymund was ready to defend the claims of Alexius; was not Bohemund a successful rival?
38622	What could Godfrey avail against such a force?
38622	the determination of the varieties of crystal symmetry) is thus reduced to the mathematical problem:"in how many ways can space be partitioned?"
34018	1- 4,"Who is wise?
34018	14- 26?)
34018	Are we not here obliged to assume that the visions are a literary invention and nothing more?
34018	Beliar(?
34018	He that is contented with his lot.... Who is honoured?
34018	He that learns from every man.... Who is mighty?
34018	He that subdues his nature.... Who is rich?
34018	How, then, it may well be asked, can this be consistent with reality of visionary experience?
34018	Moreover, the writer no doubt intended that his reader should take the accuracy of the prediction(?)
34018	See also Legrand de la Liraye,_ Notes historiques sur la nation annamite_( Paris, 1866?
34018	While the Jewish author of the fourth Sibylline book( c. A.D. 80) still only refers simply to the heathen belief, the author of the( Jewish?)
37282	( 1893); C. Güttler,"Gassend oder Gassendi?"
37282	12:"who is their father?
37282	A curious ridge( spiral?
37282	GAU, JOHN( c. 1495-?
37282	Near the cathedral is a small 12th- century(?)
37282	[ 1]( b) Gaul proper first enters ancient history when the Greek colony of Massilia was founded(?
37282	[ 9] The arrival at Mahanaim("[ two?]
37282	e'', Visceral loop or commissure(?).]
37282	x, Filiform appendage(?
41472	; W. Ridgeway,_ Who were the Romans?_( followed by the abstract of a paper by the present writer) in_ The Proceedings of the British Academy_, vol.
41472	But experts proverbially differ: what was to be done when they disagreed?
41472	Can he be thought sane who offers the light of lamps and candles to the Author and Giver of all light?"
41472	If candles are lit before their tombs, are these the ensigns of idolatry?
41472	When they said,''Is it small?''
34082	);( 4) the office was taken from the"royal"clan and thrown open to all Eupatridae(? 712 B.C.
34082	126) states that, in the time of the Cylonian conspiracy(? 632 B.C.
34082	57- 58; Cicero,_ Pro Rabirio_, 8; Hirtius(?
34082	Again, we may ask, what is meant by the phrase"national honour"?
34082	Among his critical works are:--_English Dramatists of To- day_( 1882);_ Masks or Faces?_( 1888); five vols.
34082	And by whom or where?
34082	At what date was election by lot, or sortition, introduced for the archonship?
34082	How was the metal discovered?
34082	I doubt if they''re half- baked, those chalk rosettes, Ciphers and stucco- twiddlings everywhere; It''s just like breathing in a limekiln, eh?"
34082	The interesting problem of the future is-- are we to regard this classification as fixed or as merely transitory?
34082	Traditionally, the monarchy after the death of Codrus(? 1068 B.C.)
34082	What, for instance, is meant by the phrase"national independence"in this connexion?
34082	Where did the earlier race go and who are its modern representatives, if any?
39435	How could the emperor gain the right,he asks,"to rule my faith?"
39435	But how are we to set about this task?
39435	But now what relation can there be among these several As, which will restore to us the unity of our original A or substance?
39435	But when is a thing thus posited?
39435	He who made man"to rule over all things under heaven,"could He have given behests beyond man''s ability?
39435	How was the relation of the humanity to the divinity in Christ to be conceived?
39435	So when we ask, What is the one posited?
39435	Such"doubled- souled"persons, like Mr Facing- both- ways, inclined to say,"The Christian ideal may be glorious, but is it practicable?"
39435	We are thus driven to the assumption that the conception is contradictory because incomplete; but how are we to supplement it?
41567	''At all events,''what was the purport of it but to make the tenant as liberal a fortune as the landlord?
41567	8- 11, 36- 40), while another shows the supremacy of the Levites as a caste either over the rest of the people(?
41567	As for Baby Blake, is she not an Irish Di Vernon?
41567	Did it''consciously''think to do so; or did it''only unconsciously''practise towards that for property and interest?
41567	I beseech you, for the orders of men and ranks of men, did not that Levelling principle tend to the reducing of all to an equality?
41567	The''natural''magistracy of the nation, was it not almost trampled under foot, under despite and contempt, by men of Levelling principles?
41567	_ Physical optics_, on the other hand, has for its ultimate object the elucidation of the question: what is light?
38709	Virtue is knowledge; knowledge of what?
38709	( 570 B.C.?)
38709	And in what sense is a law of nature an"immutably true"proposition?
38709	In what sense is a law of nature a"proposition"?
38709	Is it as the expression of a constant relation among facts, or is it as the expression of a divine commandment?
38709	Is it so because men always and everywhere accept and act on it, or merely because they always and everywhere ought to accept and act on it?
38709	The formula"Culprit, how will you be tried?"
38709	The question between them is, Do such laws exist or do they not?
38709	The site is now known as Bal- Kiz([ Greek: Palaia Kuzikos]?)
38709	To the other great ethical question, How are moral distinctions apprehended?, he replies that it is by means of right reason.
38709	To the question, What is the foundation of rectitude?, he replies, the greatest good of the universe of rational beings.
38709	and how is that knowledge related to the will?
38709	it exported timber and imported silver; it included a town Sikra, traded with Byblus in North Syria, and was exposed to piratical raids of_ Lykki_(?
42473	Do you wish to destroy my influence?
42473	The question at once suggests itself, Is this kind of mass ponderable?
42473	What load is required at the point y to maintain the configuration shown, both loads being supposed to act vertically?
42473	Where should he land?
42473	and, if so, is the proportion between mass and weight the same as for ordinary bodies?
42473	does it add to the weight of the body?
33052	Well, I suppose not, but even so, what of that?
33052	1;"Why look ye on the Shulamite as( on) a dance of camps?"
33052	8-v. 1, how are we to explain his appearance in the royal harem?
33052	Can we trace any principle, or even any dominant thought in this arrangement?
33052	If my poor talents can be useful in any other land, they must be of some utility to Italy; and ought not her claim to be preferred to all others?"
33052	Is this a light thing?"
33052	Quel dicea:''Non dormire''; E qual dicea:''Perchè sì te sconforte?''
33052	Seti I. is said to have conquered the Shasu, or Arabian nomads, from the fortress of Taru( Shur?)
33052	The problem is-- what are these cells, or why do they behave in this way?
33052	To this Mr Reitz replied:"Well, what if it is so?"
33052	When a member meets him he salutes with the phrase_ Masto, volite niente?_("Master, do you want anything?").
33052	When a member meets him he salutes with the phrase_ Masto, volite niente?_("Master, do you want anything?").
33052	Who are these Habiri?
42173	Did Livy use Polybius at all, and, if so, to what extent?
42173	LITHGOW, WILLIAM( 1582-?
42173	Out of what materials, then, did he put together his account of the earlier history?
42173	was a player and that his name was Thomas, neither of which is supported by the text( see C. M. Ingleby,_ Was Thomas Lodge an Actor?_ 1868).
41902	LA CUEVA, JUAN DE( 1550?-1609?
41902	LA HOZ Y MOTA, JUAN CLAUDIO DE( 1630?-1710?
41902	LAEVIUS(?
41902	Pour faire un nombre de quarante Ne falloit il pas un zéro?"
41902	The saprophyte_ Diplophrys(?)
32182	And how about Racine?
32182	18,"was any man called being circumcised?").
32182	A grain of sand is brought; out of it he makes an island( America?).
32182	Americans?).
32182	And if we are asked,"Which is the more original?"
32182	And, further, in the case of slaves, does the consciousness of Christian manhood give a new motive for trying to gain worldly freedom?
32182	Did any of them confer the right to a consciousness of God''s special favour?
32182	How far must a woman of the lower classes who became a Christian subject herself to the restrictions of a higher class of society?
32182	How should reasonable order be maintained in the wholly democratic forms of the church devotional meeting?
32182	Might a woman, as a free child of God, take part in the Christian public meeting?
32182	Mixed marriages, too, had their problems; ought the believing wife to separate herself?
32182	Ought the believing husband to insist that his heathen wife stay with him against her will?
32182	Was it a denial of the faith to eat such food or not?
32182	What degree of freedom was permissible to a Christian woman?
32182	What value should be assigned to the different religious functions or"spiritual gifts"?
32182	[ 14] Speculation opened the usual deep problem; whence came the gods?
32182	[ 18] In some districts the demiurge was called Khn[=u]mu; it was he who modelled the egg( of the world?)
40096	Where have we failed when we acted vigorously?
40096	( 2) Have not inflectional languages passed from Europe to Asia rather than from Asia to Europe?
40096	( 3) Are not the speakers of Celtic languages the descendants of the autochthonous peoples of Western Europe?
40096	But who are sapindas, sakulyas and samonadacas respectively, and of each class whose offering is most efficacious?
40096	How long would it have taken for the Indo- European stock to spread from its original home to its modern areas of occupation?
40096	In 1864 he brought three questions before the_ Société d''anthropologie_ of Paris:( 1) What are the proofs of the Asiatic origin of Europeans?
40096	The Eskimo_ Takusariartorumagaluarnerpâ?_("Do you think he really intends to go to look after it?")
40096	The Eskimo_ Takusariartorumagaluarnerpâ?_("Do you think he really intends to go to look after it?")
40096	What is the nature of the ownership in this case, and in whom is it vested?
40096	What is to be done when a break- up of the family is threatened by the death of the common ancestor?
40096	What of the trees known to primitive Indo- European man?
40096	[ 5](?
39632	A Laurell?
39632	Asking if all were well with him--''How can that be,''he replied,''when the state is so agitated with storms and I myself am yet in the open sea?
39632	Did Mr Wesley( to take his case) receive a mere hallucinatory set of pushes?
39632	How would you like some day to see a whole shelf full of books, written by your son, with''Hawthorne''s Works''printed on their backs?"
39632	Is then the felt vibration part of the hallucination?
39632	On the 13th of September the travellers entered Mongolia, and on the 14th(?)
39632	The opening lines--"What might I call this Tree?
39632	Thyraeus raises the question, Are the experiences hallucinatory?
39632	Was the hair of a friend of the writer''s, who occupied a haunted house, only pulled in a subjective way?
39632	When the sounds are heard, has the atmosphere vibrated, or has the impression only been made on"the inner ear"?
39632	what news do you hear of that good Gabriel Huffe- Snuffe, Known to the world for a foole, and clapt in the Fleete for a Runner?"
39632	who can forgive thee this?
33365	*||+-----------------------------------------------+---------------------+----------+-----------+|/_ Ostrea lunata_( Norfolk)| Danian?
33365	1600?
33365	CESTI, MARC''ANTONIO( 1620?-1669?
33365	CETINA, GUTIERRE DE( 1518?-1572?
33365	CETYWAYO(?-1884), king of the Zulus, was the eldest son of King Umpande or Panda, and a nephew of the two previous kings, Dingaan and Chaka.
33365	CHANDOS, SIR JOHN(?-1370), one of the most celebrated English commanders of the 14th century.
33365	CHAPMAN, GEORGE(?
33365	Egg sacs minute and functionless(?).
33365	He compiled the_ Garden of the Soul_( 1740?
33365	How long are you going to stand it?"
33365	Qu''a- t- il?
33365	The Roman legates, who were absent( designedly?)
33365	The synodal letter states that twenty- one bishops assembled to take action concerning Eustathius( of Sebaste?)
33365	To the Abbé Sieyès Chamfort had given fortune in the title of a pamphlet("_ Qu''est- ce que le Tiers- État?
33365	What form is this of more than mortal height?
33365	What matchless beauty, what inspiréd ire?
33365	within the heart of this great flight, Whose ivory arms hold up the golden lyre?
37984	808- 867?
37984	But do our Gospels, or any of them, in the form in which we actually have them, belong to the number of those earliest records?
37984	GOSLICKI, WAWRZYNIEC(?
37984	How did government come into existence?
37984	Or, if not, what are the relations in which they severally stand to them?
37984	The 1st earl of Gowrie(?
37984	The more complex umbrella- shaped colonies of colonies( synrhabdosomes) described as provided with a common swimming bladder( pneumatophore?)
37984	The same process of transformation is still going on in English, where we can say indifferently,"What are you looking at?"
37984	The whole question of the sphere of government may be stated in these two questions: What should the state do for its citizens?
37984	What connexion can there be between a precious stone, a_ baetylus_, as Dr Hagen has convincingly shown, and Good Friday?
37984	Why does a sacred relic provide purely material food?
37984	Why should the vessel of the Last Supper, jealously guarded at Castle Corbenic, visit Arthur''s court independently?
37984	and How far should the state interfere with the action of its citizens?
37984	using"at"as an adverb, and governing the pronoun by the verb, and"At what are you looking?"
38304	1170) in_ Foucon de Candie_( Candie= Gandia in Spain?)
38304	; G._ su_, R._ kai_, what?
38304	Geschichte der Buchdruckerkunst_( Berlin, 1886); J. H. Hessels,_ Gutenberg, Was he the Inventor of Printing?_( London, 1882);_ i d.
38304	Moreover, fragments of two editions of Donatus different from that of 1451(?)
38304	Or should he pursue Tilly westwards and crush the league at its own hearth and home?
38304	The question now was: In what way should Gustavus utilize his advantage?
38304	The question therefore arises, Are these heads really the work of a man who painted in 1221?
38304	_ kun_), who?
38304	at the gates of Vienna?
38304	|(?)
38304	|+-----------+-------+-------+--------+--------+-------+-------+--------+| Saltpetre| 50| 66.6| 52.2| 68.3| 75.6| 73| 78|| Charcoal|?
42048	), the Virgin in the lap of St Anne( the Louvre picture; finished at Florence or Milan 1507- 1513?
42048	But he showed the cardinal three pictures, the portrait of a Florentine lady done for Giuliano de''Medici( the Gioconda?
42048	Can it be that there was after all something to repel in his outward manner?
42048	In the meantime the earl of Arundel had made a vain attempt to purchase one of these volumes( the_ Codice Atlantico_?)
42048	LEHMANN, JOHANN GOTTLOB(?-1767), German mineralogist and geologist, was educated at Berlin where he took his degree of doctor of medicine.
42048	The less trustworthy history of the_ Flatey Book_ makes Biarni Heriulfsson in 985 discover Helluland( Labrador?)
42048	[ 25]"Si c''est ici le meilleur des mondes possibles, que sont donc les autres?"
36104	659?).
36104	But who was to be her husband?
36104	Could the crown of the eldest daughter of the Church be allowed to devolve upon a relapsed heretic?
36104	FOX MORCILLO, SEBASTIAN( 1526?-1559?
36104	Had not Bodin, Hobbes and Bossuet taught that the force which gives birth to kingdoms serves best also to feed and sustain them?
36104	How was France to be governed?
36104	I can not yet see him... Where is he?
36104	Separating the two questions which were so closely connected, and despite the sensational brochure of the abbé Sieyès,"What is the Third Estate?"
36104	Should it be the uncles of the king, or his followers Clisson and Bureau de la Rivière, whom the nobles called in mockery the_ Marmousets_?
36104	The archduke Ernest of Austria, Guise or Mayenne?
36104	The provocations of Talleyrand and England strengthened the illusion: Why should not the Austrians emulate the Spaniards?
36104	Was the day won for the House of Capet?
36104	Who should have possession of the royal person, and, consequently, of the royal power?
36104	Who would support her in this?
36104	Why should he not be the heir of their Caesars?
36104	Why was this king at once so easygoing and so capricious?
39775	What is it to you if I had created 40 noblemen and 400 boroughs? 39775 How then can it be that there is a supply for thousands of years? 39775 If the latter then did_ not_ die in 1669, what became of him? 39775 In this battle Diarmait is stated to have employed druids to form an_ airbe druad_( fence of protection?) 39775 Kilkenny?) 39775 The only industrial plants were flax and the dye- plants, chief among which were woad and rud, roid( a kind of bed- straw?). 39775 The so- called soluble meta- ferric hydroxide, FeO(OH)(? 39775 Was Dauger a valet? 39775 Who then was Dauger, and what was hispast"?
39775	Why"celui que l''on vous aménera,"instead of simply"Dauger,"who was being brought, as he has said, by Vauroy?
39775	_ The Dauger Theory._--What then was Dauger''s history?
39127	34:"Quis doctior eisdem temporibus illis, aut cujus eloquentia litteris instructior fuisse traditur quam Pisistrati?
39127	And what exactly does it say?
39127	But if we reject it, have we any better reason for believing the parallel assertion in the Platonic_ Hipparchus_?
39127	But the question is-- From what time are we to suppose that the preservation of long poems was generally secured by the existence of written copies?
39127	How has this come about?
39127	If it was found necessary to transpose the Aeolic Homer, why did the Aeolic lyric verse escape?
39127	If these passages do not belong to the period of the wrath of Achilles, how are we to account for his conspicuous absence?
39127	In the museums of Dresden and Cassel landscapes with sportsmen are catalogued under the name of Gabriel de Heusch(?
39127	Murry( or Allof), king of Sudenne[1]( Surrey and Sussex?)
39127	Now, what is the value of that testimony?
39127	The boat drifts to Westernesse[2]( Cornwall?
39127	What then was the original language of Homer?
39127	Where and when was it spoken?
39127	_ iör_, Gothic_ aihos_,_ aihous_(?
40009	Shall I not take mine ease in mine Inn?
40009	What, then, is meant by the''Treasure of the Church''?... 40009 20, Adult colony; c, enclosed ciliated embryos; d, branching stolon; e, more minute reproductive(?) 40009 But suppose our champion slain, how are we to make head against the opposing champion? 40009 But when does the pope speak_ ex cathedra_, and how is it to be distinguished when he is exercising his infallibility? 40009 During November Russia became generally affected, and cases were noticed in Paris, Berlin, Vienna, London and Jamaica(?). 40009 FOOTNOTES:[ 1] Pierre de Beauvoisis(? 40009 How is it that the detective is able to understand the burglar''s plan of action?--the military commander to forecast the enemy''s plan of campaign? 40009 How then was the sense of duty to be created? 40009 In his undergraduate days he had written the well- known poemWho fears to speak of Ninety- eight?"
40009	They are symbiotic Algae, or possibly the resting state of a Chlamydomonadine Flagellate(_ Carteria_?
40009	What do we mean by the word''superfluous''?
40009	Wherein then lies the change which makes 1792 rather than 1740 the starting- point of modern tactics?
39700	Is she not worthy of detestation?
39700	( 2) How far were those views falsified by the event?
39700	(?).
39700	1- 12?
39700	A bright vision; but where was the power whose spell was first to unite discordant Greece, and, having united it, to direct its strength against Asia?
39700	Arabia?).
39700	Is the letter genuine?
39700	The difference is evidently to be explained by the fact that the neuter article originally ended in a consonant(-_d_ or-_c_?
39700	What did they look to?
39700	What did they search after?
39700	What was the passion that excited all these men?
39700	What, we must next ask, is the relation of Isaeus to Demosthenes?
39700	ix., 365 B.C.?
39700	vi., which describes a vision of Isaiah"in the death- year of King Uzziah"( 740 or 734 B.C.?)
27479	Are they, like_ Märchen_, for the most part, little influenced by the higher religions, Christian or polytheistic?
27479	Are they, or have they been, as universally sung as the fairy tales have been narrated?
27479	BALES[ BALESIUS], PETER( 1547- 1610?
27479	BALFOUR, ROBERT( known also as BALFOREUS)( 1550?-1625?
27479	Do they turn, as_ Märchen_ do, on the same incidents, repeat the same stories, employ the same machinery of talking birds and beasts?
27479	Do they, too, bear traces of the survival of primitive creeds and primitive forms of consciousness and of imagination?
27479	How was this?
27479	Is there any trace of such an operatic, lyrical, dancing peasantry in austere Scotland?
27479	Lastly, are any specimens of ballad literature capable of being traced back to extreme antiquity?
27479	Lower""Bournemouth beds, Alum Bay beds, and Bovey Tracey beds(?).
27479	The Bajocian sea also included parts of New South Wales, New Zealand( Flag Hills beds?
27479	The question, What is an individual?
27479	Was he dupe or accomplice?
27479	[ Greek: askaulos](?
27479	_ ascaulus_(?
27479	and how is it formed within the body?
27479	how does the antitoxin act?
41264	But how to educate men of affairs at a moment''s notice?
41264	Even for the worst miscreant there is hope-- for who can say but that God may yet think fit to convert him?
41264	How are we to account for this apparently rapid change of mood on the part of Hideyoshi?
41264	How then did they proceed?
41264	How to replace by a spirit of intelligent progress the ignorance and conservatism of the hitherto despised traders and artisans?
41264	Manerbi(?
41264	Were worldliness, tongue religion, moral indifference, the distinctive marks of the Jewish element?
41264	What a revelation it would be if we had the court life of Alfred''s or Canute''s reign depicted to us in a similar way?"
41264	What were they to do, when the outward church said one thing, and the inward voice said another?
41264	Why the vice- provincial allowed merchants of his nation to buy Japanese to make slaves of them in the Indies?"
41264	Why then did they close the country''s doors to the outside world and suspend a commerce once so much esteemed?
41264	Why they and other Portuguese ate animals useful to men, such as oxen and cows?
41264	Why they had induced their disciples and their sectaries to overthrow temples?
41264	Why they persecuted the bonzes?
43427	A_ living_ body?
43427	Are_ you_ a body?
43427	Is a stone possessed of life?
43427	( 1785- 1795?
43427	Again:"Is_ every_ body possessed of life?"
43427	But who is a good teacher of such a science?
43427	Napoleon was even reported to have said:"Qui m''empêche de laisser fusiller ce prince?"
43427	What is truth, and who are the right teachers of it?
43427	that of Homer and Hesiod) is included, and the question is asked, why the hearers of such stories are amused by them?
43427	that of a system of laws which governs the many things?
40641	''Think ye,''quoth she,''that subjects, having power, may resist their princes?'' 40641 48) says:What could be more practical and more devout than the conception?
40641	And do ye not approve this vocation?''
40641	At the close of it the speaker( in Knox''s own narrative)"said to those that were present,''Was not this your charge to me?
40641	Comment se porte Paul de Kock?"
40641	Or what are you within this commonwealth?"
40641	The motto is_ Quis separabit_?
40641	The queen sent for him for the last time and burst into passionate tears as she asked,"What have you to do with my marriage?
40641	Was he, or was he not, entitled to trial by the peers?
38143	what? 38143 ''Twas the general maxim of the war-- Where is the enemy? 38143 ), and, perhaps, the speech_ On Rhodes_(? 38143 If Greek was the language spoken at Cnossus and Mycenae, how is it that all attempts to decipher the script have hitherto failed? 38143 If the title is justified in the case of the 5th century, should the 4th century be excluded from the period? 38143 Is it of foreign derivation or of native growth?
38143	Is it then to be identified with the Mycenaean Age?
38143	Or, if Dorian is simply Old Peloponnesian, how are we to account for the Doric dialect or the Dorian pride of race?
38143	The question remains, Why did the city- state fail to save Greece from conquest by Macedon?
38143	Then the question was, How late does Greek history begin?
38143	To the question,"What is the origin of this civilization?
38143	To- day the question is, How early does it begin?
38143	Was this result due to the inherent weakness either of the city- state itself, or of one particular form of it, democracy?
38143	Were the creators of the Minoan and Mycenaean civilization Greeks or were they not?
38143	What is the significance and the explanation of contrasts so profound?
38143	_ The Minoan and Mycenaean Ages._--When does Greek history begin?
38143	is parallel to the Latin_ quis_, the Oscan_ pis_, old Irish cía, Welsh_ pwy_,"who?"
38143	the age whose life is portrayed for us in the poems of Homer) to the Earliest Age?
39232	Granting that, what is the process?
39232	HITA, GINÉS PEREZ DE( 1544?-1605?
39232	How, then, are we to account for the attribution?
39232	How, then, was the distribution of crafts and habitual occupations of all kinds brought about?
39232	In the light of facts such as these, who could venture to say what the future of Hinduism is likely to be?
39232	One of his successors, Arnaunta( late 13th century?
39232	The first mention of a special consecration of water for other ends than baptism is in the_ Acts of Thomas_(?
39232	The footprints were regarded as those of reptiles, amphibia and birds(?).
39232	Why does it so slowly reveal the Right of the middle ages( as in slavery for instance) to be the Wrong to- day?
39232	_ Andaval_ and_ Bor_; inscriptions incised on sculptured_ stelae_ of kings(?
39232	_ Ardistama_?
39232	breathed breathless by( or with) its_ svadha_(?
39232	is that, hearing the question asked"What is sense?"
6493	363?).
6493	?
6493	?
6493	A Syriac writer(?).
6493	From the earliest times men have asked themselves two questions about nature:"Why?"
6493	Lyon?
6493	MISALATH ASTROLOGUS(?).
6493	SYMON CORNUBIENSIS(?).
6493	_ Dutch Version_ H 2521 1479?
6493	and"How?"
6493	any glutinous substance Gnod,_ v._, to rub?
32783	1212?
32783	Before the battle of Culdremne( 561) a Druid made an_ airbe drúad_( fence of protection?)
32783	But how can forms be made_ more_ simple and intelligible than by reproducing their aspect with absolute accuracy?
32783	But if the master draughtsman gives the true character of his model''s form, why is it that his drawings are not pleasing to all alike?
32783	But surely this is the principle of the caricaturist and virtuoso?
32783	He did not originally form an intelligible and simplified idea of the figure, so how can his drawing be expected to give one to others?
32783	How then are we to account for memory and the principles of necessity, similarity, universality?
32783	Is it not for the same reason that one man will divide up a row of eight marbles into groups of four, and another into five and three?
32783	Nor could the theory of"selection"be used as a principle of teaching, for if to the first question the pupil would make,"What am I to select?"
32783	They will ask, How is it otherwise to be explained that two equally good draughtsmen will invariably make different drawings of the same figure?
32783	To what causes are we to trace this gradual disuse of adaptation?
32783	What is the content of pure drawing?
32783	Whence the doubts and criticism that have been called forth by all original artists?
32783	Where else is exhibited with the same fulness the struggle between will and obstacle, character and circumstance?
32783	Where is mirrored with equal power and variety the working of those passions in the mastery of which over man lies his doom?
32783	Why, in a word, is not a photograph a work of art?
32783	[ 204] Chapman, Marston( and Jonson),_ Eastward Hoe_( 1605); Middleton,_ A Game at Chess_( 1624); Shirley and Chapman,_ The Ball_( 1632); Massinger(?
32783	[ 205]_ Twelfth Night._[ 206]_ The Puritan, or the Widow of Watling Street_, by"W. S."( Wentworth Smith?).
32783	[ 279]_ Herr Peter Squenz_(_ Pyramus and Thisbe_);_ Horribilicribrifax_( Pistol?).
32783	it were answered,"Only the important things,"then the next question,"What are the important things?"
36452	Tell me,says Faust, in the puppet- play, to Mephistopheles,"what would you do if you could attain to everlasting salvation?"
36452	But how did totems, animals, plants and so on, come to be mystically_ solidaires_ with their human namesakes and kinsmen?
36452	FALCÃO, CHRISTOVÃO DE SOUSA(?
36452	If there was no bar, people would"practise incest in every degree,"--what was there to prevent them?
36452	In the early ages contemplated, how can we postulate"great ceremonial occasions"or even peaceful assemblies at fruit- bearing spots?
36452	It appeared in an English form with the author''s revision, as_ An Introduction to the holy Understanding of the Glasse of Righteousness_( 1575?
36452	Next, how did the Consanguine family change into the Punaluan?
36452	No light is thrown on the problem,--wherefore did some of our ancestors avoid in and in breeding, and become exogamous?
36452	We ask_ why_ in human society did"variations present themselves";_ why_ did certain sets of human beings"avoid in and in breeding"?
36452	What, then, did the"gentile organization"do for men?
36452	Why did the prophet wish to introduce exogamy?
36452	Why were names of animals given, in so many cases, to the two exogamous divisions?
36452	if a prosecuting counsel asked the prisoner"What time was it when you met this man?"
36452	p. 153),"How was it that men assumed the names of objects, which in fact must have been the commencement of totemism?"
35561	( b) What, then, is this single principle, and how does it work itself out into system?
35561	After visiting the mouth of the Senegal, rounding Cape Verde, and landing in Goree(?
35561	But how can the infinitely active ego posit a limit to its own activity?
35561	But in God''s name what were the troops about?
35561	FESTUS(?
35561	Here he received St Chillen(?
35561	How could such a thing happen in broad daylight during a procession, when troops and a military escort were actually present?"
35561	How is this absolute ego to be conceived?
35561	Interminable discussion has been spent on the questions,--What is the ideal, and how do we idealize?
35561	Is there, then, no hope of truce between the two kingdoms, no ground where the two contending impulses can be reconciled?
35561	Perfected machines: are they works of fine art?
35561	That at least is a beautiful experience; why is the pleasure which it affords not an artistic pleasure either?
35561	When thoroughly natural and spontaneous-- as in the two sonnets"Italia, Italia, o tu cui feo la sorte"and"Dov''è, Italia, il tuo braccio?
35561	Why, then, is the title of fine art not claimed for any skill in arranging and combining them?
35561	Your best actor, your Field?"
35306	( 2) Within a short time, perhaps after the Cimmerian sack(?
35306	( c)_ Cytheridae_(?
35306	---------------------------------------- Cursor Mundi(?).
35306	= Claibornian)_ Uintatherium._ Lower[ 3] Wind River Group, 800 ft._ Bathyopsis._[ 4] Wasatch Group, 2000 ft.(?
35306	= Jacksonian)_ Diplacodon.__ Telmatotherium._ Middle[2] Bridger Group, 2000 ft.(?
35306	And why the great church adopted the date?
35306	Beowulf(?)
35306	But why did not men of better ability devote themselves to literature in this age?
35306	Did Ishmael ben Elisha use the Book of the Secrets of Enoch in its Greek form, or did he find portions of it in Hebrew?
35306	Is it the Church of Christ?"
35306	Matthew,?
35306	The question arises why the feast of the Baptism was set on January 6 by the sect of Basilides?
35306	There are five families:( a)_ Cyprididae_(?
35306	These homilies mostly belong to an age(?
35306	Upper[ 1] Uinta Group, 800 ft.(?
35306	Was it because of the perturbed conditions arising from the prevalence of foreign and civil wars?
35306	What is this festival''s significance?
35306	What''s the reason?
35306	What, then, in England, were these forces?
35306	what sholde a man in thyse dayes now wryte, egges or eyren?
35306	xiv., is Medea''s remark to Jason in Ovid''s_ Medea_,"Servare potui, perdere an possim rogas?"
43060	_ Political_: Sibree,"What are''French Claims''on Madagascar?"
43060	and can death enter Paradise?
43060	| 14|?
43060	| Ge-| Ce+34.0|| O+| As?
43060	| Ta+1.02(?)
43060	|...................|| P-0.007| Zr-0.014| Yb+(?)
43060	|?
43060	|?
43060	|?
43060	|| Cl-0.02*| Mo+0.024| W+0.1||....................| Ru+| Os+0.074|| K-0.001*| Rh+| Ir+|| Ca-0.003*| Pd+0.55| Pt+0.227|| Sc?
43060	|| S-0.011| Nb+0.49(?)
43060	|| Si+0.002| Y+3.2(?)
34992	( T. K. C.) FOOTNOTE:[ 1]_ Wo lag das Paradies?_ p. 66.
34992	), Malik(?
34992	), and became four heads(?
34992	), or as an abstract science( What are the true principles which must pay, presupposing an ideal?).
34992	A gentilic of the form Ru- u- ai occurs in a letter( of an Assyrian king?)
34992	Although at Edessa itself no cuneiform documents have yet been found, a little more than four hours journey eastwards, at Anaz(= Gullab?)
34992	BLASTOIDEA.--Pelmatozoa in which five( by atrophy four) epithecal ciliated grooves, lying on a lancet- shaped plate(?
34992	Did they exercise their powers?
34992	ECKHART,[1] JOHANNES["Meister Eckhart"](? 1260-?1327), German philosopher, the first of the great speculative mystics.
34992	Hence Delitzsch(_ Wo lag das Paradies?_ p. 79) suggested that"Eden"might be a Hebraized form of the Babylonian_ edinu_,"field, plain, desert."
34992	How can such a huge mass of general propositions as are necessarily included in a system of economics ever be thoroughly tested by an appeal to facts?
34992	How much of it is relevant to the subject of inquiry?
34992	How shall we determine the relative weight and importance of different kinds of relevant evidence?
34992	Include only_ Echinocystis_,_ Palaeodiscus_ and(?)
34992	It may be conceived either as an historical science( What principles have in fact paid?
34992	It still bears its earlier name, modified since the 15th century( by the Turks?)
34992	Sand- flies are common, and in the eastern forests the tiny_ piúm_ fly(_ Trombidium_, sp.?)
34992	We are further told( v. 10) that"a river went out from Eden to water the garden,"and that"from thence it parted itself(?
34992	What is to be the principle of selection?
34992	What then, it may be asked, becomes of the"old Political Economy"?
34992	to chiefs in a( Babylonian?)
34992	| 4| Mexico, Georgia,?
42736	( Midland dialect, about 1410- 1420?
42736	1264- 1340?
42736	Can its chief features be traced in Roman institutions?
42736	Did this suggest to de Bourgogne the_ alias_"à le Barbe,"or was that only a Liége nickname?
42736	Does the manor date from the Roman Empire, or not?
42736	MANRIQUE, GÓMEZ( 1412?-1490?
42736	MANUEL DE MELLO, DOM FRANCISCO(?
42736	Naturally the question arose, had the existing Prayer of Manasses any direct connexion with the prayer referred to by the chronicler?
42736	Nitrogen, then, being so all- important, the question is, where is it to come from?
42736	One of them is the British Museum MS. Egerton 1982( Northern dialect, about 1410- 1420?
42736	The numerous niches, generally containing sacrificial(?)
42736	_ Sodium Permanganate_, NaMnO4.3H2O(?
42736	_ The Secret of Manichaeism._--How are we to explain the rapid spread of Manichaeism, and the fact that it really became one of the great religions?
38964	Do you find anything singular in what I say?
38964	Where are the old Magyar saints? 38964 And did she ever get out of gaol, Sir? 38964 And for heaven''s sake how came you to know her? 38964 And pray what became of her, Sir? 38964 Had, then, his operation been in some way defective? 38964 In that event, would he be able to carry his party with him in support of his modified programme? 38964 In what does life consist? 38964 Or should he adopt the procedure, deemed by Pott generally advisable, of amputating the limb above it? 38964 The famous Robin Hood(? 1160-?1247) is said to have had a claim to the earldom. 38964 The only question was which form of Christianity were the Magyars to adopt, the Eastern or the Western? 38964 The position thus created raised a twofold question: Would the crown accept? 38964 Thus Shakespeare, in the first scene of the second act of_ Julius Caesar_, makes Portia say to her husband:--Is Brutus sick?
38964	What did he understand the word to mean?
38964	What, for a conscious experience so constituted as Hume will admit, is the precise significance of such belief in real existence?
38964	When Boswell asked him,"Then, Sir, what is poetry?"
38964	Whence then do these units arise?
38964	Who could associate them with Sir Walter Scott''s characters of Bradwardine or Monkbarns?
38964	Why do they not defend the realm against the Turks?"
38964	Yet Rabelais came from Touraine, and if the creator of Panurge has not humour, who has?
38964	and is it physical To walk unbraced and suck up the humours Of the dank morning?"
38964	why not try the experiment?
42638	( 2) Is Marie Antoinette of Austria, the widow Capet, convicted of having co- operated in these manoeuvres and maintained these communications?
42638	( 4) Is Marie Antoinette, the widow Capet, convicted of having participated in this plot and conspiracy?
42638	But here the question occurs, What becomes of the men who do not believe the gospel?
42638	But is our Gospel of Mark also to be identified with the writing by Mark spoken of by"the elder"whose account had been reported to Papias?
42638	MARCHENA RUIZ DE CASTRO, JOSÉ( 1768- 1821?
42638	Of_ The Massacre at Paris_( acted in 1593, printed 1600?)
42638	Then they fall under the power of the Demiurge, who-- rewards them for their fidelity?
42638	This brought more obloquy upon him, and the duc d''Angoulême even ordered him under arrest, saying,"Will you betray us, as you betrayed him?"
42638	_ kay_, what?
42638	_ kon_, who?
37736	You profess the Holy Scriptures: but what do you witness and experience? 37736 1585? 37736 4? 37736 Can you set to your seal that they are true by the work of the same spirit in you that gave them forth in the holy ancients?
37736	FROISSART, JEAN( 1338- 1410?
37736	His chief dramas, the_ Fils naturel_ and the_ Père de famille_, are certainly not great successes; the shorter plays,_ Est- il bon?
37736	Is the work, judged by itself and with regard only to the ideal which the worker had in his mind, good or bad?
37736	Joinville(?
37736	Soldiers of Italy, will you be wanting in courage?"
37736	The odd notion of an_ Ovide moralisé_ used to be ascribed to Philippe de Vitry, bishop of Meaux( 1291?-1391?
37736	To François Villon( 1431- 1463?
37736	Was Melas still in Alessandria?
37736	Was he marching on Valenza and Casale to cross the Po?
37736	What date more fitting than the close of the century for one who has made that century illustrious for ever?
37736	What interest have you in them?
37736	What, therefore, in the theory or its application was the product of Napoleon''s own genius and will- power?
37736	Would he continue to hug the Apennines to join Moreau, or would he strike out northwards against Kray, who with 20,000 men was besieging Mantua?
37736	Would the enemy move east on the Stradella, north- east on the Ticino or south on Genoa?
37736	est- il méchant?_ and_ La Pièce et le prologue_, are better.
37736	or to Acqui against Suchet, or to Genoa to base himself on the British fleet?
42854	--vain to ask"Wherein shall we return?"
42854	?
42854	?
42854	?
42854	?
42854	?
42854	?
42854	It was in vain to complain, saying,"Every one that doeth evil is good in the eyes of Yahweh,"or"Where is the God of judgment?"
42854	MALLET( or MALLOCH), DAVID(? 1705- 1765), Scottish poet and dramatist, the son of a Perthshire farmer, was born in that county, probably in 1705.
42854	See_ Who was Sir Thomas Malory?_ G. L. Kittredge(_ Harvard Studies and Notes_, vol.
42854	Wives_:--*_Khadija_( Children:--Qasim;?
42854	_ Chronological Table of Chief Events in the Life of Mahomet._[2]?
42854	` Affan, d. A.H. 9;*_ Fatimah_, m.` Ali, d. A.H. 11):*_ Saudah bint Zam`ah_,?
19846	Why will you not allow yourself to be persuaded,said Francis after reading the_ Reflections_,"that polish is material to preservation?"
19846	( A. E. H.) CACCINI, GIULIO( 1558- 1615?
19846	And how were surrounding nations to make the best of it?
19846	BURGKMAIR, HANS or JOHN( 1473-?
19846	But what signifies the arrangement of rottenness?"
19846	Candid he certainly was to the verge of brutality, but was he sincere?
19846	Did he pose as pessimist or misanthropist, or did he speak out of the bitterness of his soul?
19846	Does experience furnish any probable reason for inferring that immortality is a fact?
19846	For example, required the dominical letter of the year 1839?
19846	Granted that the Revolution was inevitable and indispensable, how was the nation to make the best of it?
19846	Is it not probable that there will be many things not explicable by us?
19846	Is it unreasonable to suppose that in a revealed system there should be the same superiority to our intelligence?
19846	The ethical question then is, as with Aristotle, what is the[ Greek: telos] of man?
19846	The only questions he asks are-- Does experience forbid us to admit immortality as a possibility?
19846	The question for the modern critic is, of what permanent value is Byron''s poetry?
19846	Was[ v.04 p.0904] he as melancholy as his poetry implies?
19846	We get from him no satisfactory answer to the inquiry, What course of action is approved by conscience?
19846	What did he achieve for art, for the intellect, for the spirit, and in what degree does he still give pleasure to readers of average intelligence?
19846	What does he wish to prove?
19846	of Battle of Bunker''s_( Breed''s)_ Hill_( Boston, 1875); S. Sweet,_ Who was the Commander at Bunker Hill?_( Boston, 1850); W.E.H.
30685	If we went to war now, where should we find allies? 30685 And after losing Oropus, Amphipolis, Cardia, Chios, Cos, Rhodes, Byzantium, shall we fight about the shadow of Delphi?
30685	But how is intelligence, as opposed to erudition, possible?
30685	But what was to become of the convicts?
30685	Contra Apaturium?
30685	Contra Calliclem?
30685	Contra Leocharem?
30685	Contra Macartatum?
30685	Contra Nausimachum et Diopithem?
30685	Contra Phaenippum?
30685	Contra Phormionem?
30685	Contra Spudiam?"
30685	Contra Zenothemin?
30685	DESCHAMPS, EUSTACHE, called MOREL( 1346?-1406?
30685	Did the critic, asks Macaulay, ever hear any speaking that was less ornamented than that of Demosthenes, or more diffuse than that of Cicero?
30685	If the necessity has not come yet, when will it come?"
30685	On the Trierarchic Crown( by 360- 359"Cephisodotus?)
30685	Regan?
30685	The question was, What point within Greece shall he be allowed to reach?
30685	What was the cause of this anomaly?
30685	What was the true relation of Athens to Greece?
30685	What wonder, then, asks the Greek critic, if the diligence of Demosthenes was no less incessant and minute?
30685	Where shall be the end?
30685	Which is he?
30685	what brings you here?--Has Dizzy cut his throat, or are you going to be married?"
36735	3, 2c( wherefore do ye tempt the Lord?
36735	And the inference is often erroneous, as in the answer to the question,"Was he drunk?"
36735	At first, as in the case of the child, the problem of the genesis of things was conceived anthropomorphically: the question"How did the world arise?"
36735	HUBERT( Huybrecht) VAN EYCK(?
36735	How is it, he asks, that a man is so irresistibly drawn towards a woman?
36735	How long is the"transaction"to be treated as lasting?
36735	JOHN( Jan) VAN EYCK(?
36735	Sed quis absconditos ejus recessus aut subterraneas abyssos pervestigavit?
36735	Should the country of refuge try him in its own courts according to its own laws, or deliver him up to the country whose laws he has broken?
36735	The two questions, What is the real nature of the transaction referred to in a document?
36735	Thus to the question propounded in the New Testament--"Are there few that be saved?"
36735	Uriel replies:"Lovest thou that people better than He that made them?"
36735	What ought to be treated as"the immediate and natural effect of continuing action,"and, for that reason, as part of the_ res gestae_?
36735	When a person who has committed an offence in one country escapes to another, what is the duty of the latter with regard to him?
36735	and, What is the meaning of a document?
36735	first shaped itself to the human mind under the form"Who made the world?"
36735	ii.-iv.?
36735	quam multa nobis animalia antea ignota offert novus orbis?
32758	What( says the preface to the 1704 edition of_ Pi- Pa- Ki_)"do you find there?
32758	( 2) Who were the Dorian invaders, and in what relation did they stand to the rest of the population of Greece?
32758	( 3) How far do the Dorian states, or their characteristics, represent the descendants, or the culture, of the original invaders?
32758	); Ennius,_ Ambracia_; Pacuvius,_ Paulus_; Accius,_ Aeneadae_(_ Decius_?).
32758	);"Jeremiah";"Habakuk"(?
32758	--"With the Moor, sayest thou?"
32758	Again, can we substitute church authority for that which is always the background of"dogma"as interpreted from inside-- divine authority?
32758	And that raises the question whether the church has not a further part to play?
32758	But can a_ historian_ separate the opinions which rose to authority in the church from the other opinions which succumbed?
32758	Doon had twelve sons: Gaufrey de Dane Marche( Ardennes?
32758	F. Turrianus-- one of the papal theologians at the Council of Trent,--_Dogmaticus( liber?)
32758	On the 11th of September he made the Island of Terceira, and on the 26th of September(?)
32758	Or the accepted modifications of a theory from those which were rejected?
32758	What is to be done?
32758	[ 22] Or, again, can we say definitely which doctrines_ are_"enforced"in Protestant communions and so_ are_"dogmas"?
32758	[ 61] Id.,_ Phoenissae_; Aeschylus,_ Persae_(_ Persae_-trilogy?).
32758	[ 81] Naevius,_ Clastidium_(_ Marcellus_?
32758	_ De immaculato B. V. Mariae conceptu; an dogmatico decreto definiri possit?_( 1847).
32758	the definite Gallican theory?).
32423	Canst thou draw leviathan with a hook? 32423 Is it a part of speech?"
32423	+ Catholic, B, D, F( A, C, E?)
32423	1219?
32423	:"That men may know God by whom they were created,"--the Heidelberg catechism has:"What is thy only comfort in life and death?"
32423	A second asks"Is it ridiculous?"
32423	And here the question arises-- Can we vindicate in a reflective or mediate process this spontaneous apprehension of reality?
32423	And how is this impersonality or absoluteness of the conditions of knowledge to be established?
32423	And is coming, B, C, D, E, F; and is about to come, A;+ again, A, C, D, E, F(B?
32423	But what is the number of those laws?
32423	CRICHTON, JAMES( 1560-?
32423	Epigram often selects the couplet as the vehicle of its sharpened arrows, as in Sir John Harington''s"Treason doth never prosper: what''s the reason?
32423	He asks, is it not simpler to believe that there was a definite type in the background?
32423	How can you deny the reality of that which you do not know?
32423	If not, how do you know it and its object which are identical?
32423	It may be asked, Can history have that which is not in the individual consciousness?
32423	It may well be asked, why did the fall of a place, at first almost unfortified, bring the master of the Russian empire to his knees?
32423	The pertinent question remains, has the study and development of criminology served any useful purpose?
32423	The writer of the Oratorian Commentary( Theodulf of Orleans?)
32423	They are apparently the most generalized and primitive of all( placental?)
32423	This continued throughout the Dark Ages, until the 13th century, when rhythmical treatises, of which the_ Labyrinthus_ of Eberhard( 1212?)
32423	This section of his works opens with the famous aspiration--"What shall I do to be for ever known, And make the coming age my own?"
32423	While Calvin began sternly with the question:"What is the chief end of human life?"
32423	Why, it may be asked, is it that one county excels in the game while another has no place whatever in the history of cricket?
32423	or his tongue with a cord which thou lettest down?...
40156	But by what means,he asks,"can experience and the senses give ideas?
40156	Thinkest thou not,said King Astyages,"that Bel is a living god?
40156	Are the latter a development of the former?
40156	Are they the genuine work of Ignatius, and, if so, at what date were they written?
40156	Has the soul windows?
40156	In the history of human religions can we trace, as it were, a law of transition from sacred stock and stone up to picture and image?
40156	Is it like a writing tablet?
40156	Is it like wax?
40156	Is it true to say that the latter is characteristic of a later and higher stage of religious development?
40156	It is formed of fibres connecting up the right and left sides of the tectum opticum(?).
40156	Or seest thou not how much he eateth and drinketh every day?
40156	Summed up in a word, therefore, the Ignatian problem is this: which of these three recensions( if any) represents the actual work of Ignatius?
40156	The question arises: must the stage of aniconic gods historically precede and lead up to that of pictures and images?
40156	This was extremely neat, but who is to say that James Smith had not polished it as he dressed for dinner?
40156	Thus we speak of a bright star, of the question-- When is Venus at its brightest?
40156	Whence this seeming blight and decay of art?
40156	Who is to be sure that, like Mascarille in_ Les Précieuses ridicules_, the impromptu- writer has not employed his leisure in sharpening his arrows?
41055	I have told you of earthly things and you believe not; how shall ye believe if I tell you of heavenly things?
41055	( c) That the exile lasted seventy years(?
41055	1 even record an invasion of Philistines and Arabians(?
41055	14, 16( the numbers are not inclusive), and reckons three deportations in the 7th(?
41055	64"Filigree ornament( ear- ring?)
41055	8?
41055	Again, without justice mere earthly rule is impossible; how then is injustice conceivable in Him who rules over all?
41055	From Chiusi(?)."
41055	His most famous romance is The_ Famous Historie of the Seaven Champions of Christendom_( 1596?).
41055	In answer to this demand the Divine voice answers Job out of the tempest:"Who is this that darkeneth counsel by words without knowledge?"
41055	In his 30th year( 15th year of the emperor Tiberius,?
41055	JOHNSON, RICHARD( 1573- 1659?
41055	Sanballat of Horon, Tobiah the Ammonite, and Gashmu the Arabian(?
41055	what can human weakness, however innocent, do against infinite might and subtlety?
39908	; the latter,How did the sensible world become what it is; of what nature was the motive force?"
39908	And, which after all is worst, to act and think as they did, or, like the moderns, with better principles, to act as ill?
39908	Are animals conceptually intelligent?
39908	But how are we to obtain and verify a standard?
39908	But is there a definite intensity which becomes more and more probable as n is increased without limit?
39908	Granting that they are intelligent in the broad acceptation of the word, are they only perceptually intelligent or also conceptually intelligent?
39908	Is it to be in or by the law of their homes, where they are normally, though not always necessarily, to be sued?
39908	Should the insured get any of his premium back?
39908	The former asked the question,"What is the substratum of the things we see?
39908	The present constitution also provides that the question,"Shall there be a convention to revise the constitution and amend the same?"
39908	The simple plan, That they should take who have the power And they should keep who can"?
39908	What does this imply from the standpoint of psychology?
39908	What is a civilized state?
39908	What then is the physical circumstance that determines the centre of the fringes?
40956	.09|| Mean Distance|106,400 m.| 260,000 m.| 414,000 m.| 661,000 m.| 1,162,000 m.|| Mass ÷ Mass of Jup.|(?)
40956	22 and 25); according to one( E?)
40956	95?
40956	But the question at once arises, was the original Aramaic or Hebrew?
40956	How is sectarianism in law possible if the sovereign''s command is really all that is meant by a law?
40956	In Ezekiel''s restoration programme"crown lands presented by the''prince''to any of his officials revert to the crown in the year of liberty(?
40956	Indeed after 1816 the question was not so much"Who wrote Junius?"
40956	Is it worth while to make this difference the basis of a scientific system or not?
40956	JONAH, in the Bible, a prophet born at Gath- hepher in Zebulun, perhaps under Jeroboam( 2)( 781- 741 B.C.?
40956	Jonah has pitied the tree, and should not God have pity on so great a city?
40956	Jordanus, escaping, worked some time at Baruch in Gujarat, near the Nerbudda estuary, and at Suali(?)
40956	Jouffroy was appointed abbot of Luxeuil( 1451?)
40956	P, with the description of the erection of the altar( v. 34, Gilead?
40956	See also a paper by Professor Rendel Harris entitled"Did Judas really commit suicide?"
40956	That obligation is duty; what is right?
40956	These three constituted the"sons"of Rachel( the ewe), and with the"sons"of Leah( the antelope?)
40956	What is_ ex facie_ more opposed to the idea of a sovereign''s commands than the conception of schools of law?
40956	as"Was Junius Sir Philip Francis, or some undiscoverable man?"
42552	Also in geometry, what is a point?
42552	But how do we know that there is anything to reach?
42552	But in what sense is there"a half,"which is the same for"half a foot"as"half a pound"?
42552	But what are"five"and"ten"apart from the apples and pears?
42552	Furthermore, can we not complete the circle of the mathematical sciences by adding geometry?
42552	His books on_ Aids to the Study of German Theology, Can the Old Faith live with the New?
42552	In what sense then can it be one?
42552	Lastly, what are"dimensions"?
42552	So what is it that keeps unaltered in the moving triangle?
42552	The proprietors of Maryland were: Cecilius Calvert, second Lord Baltimore( 1605[?
42552	Virg._,"quæ est hæc porta nisi Maria?
42552	What authority belonged to Him and to the books that contain His history and interpret His person?
42552	What did Jesus signify?
42552	What is the relation of"the fifth"and"the tenth"to"five"and"ten"?
42552	[ 8]"Numquid quia ita deificata, ideo nostrae humanitatis oblita es?
42552	_ Phazemon?_), a town in the Amasia sanjak of the Sivas vilayet of Asia Minor, situated at the foot of the Tavshan Dagh.
42552	_ Types of Critical Questions._--What are numbers?
32860	Then whom will ye have?
32860	(?
32860	1. c._ iw_(?)
32860	2, 6, 7, 8 and 9(?)
32860	But in 661(?)
32860	Earlier the_ boti_, in Greek[ Greek: olyra]( spelt?
32860	Nekhtnebf, instead of endeavouring to relieve them, retreated to Memphis and fled thence to Ethiopia, 340(?)
32860	The dagger grew longer and stouter, but the sword made its appearance late, probably first in the hands of the_ Sherdana_( Sardinian?
32860	The latter now comprised Peleset( the Cretans, ancestors of the Philistines), Thekel, Shekelesh, Denyen( Danaoi?)
32860	There is, however, one triliteral phonogram, the eagle,[ HRG],_ tyw_, or_ tiu_(?
32860	What existence has the known object for the knowing subject?
32860	Why the alphabetic characters are introduced where they are is a puzzle; the order of these is:--[HRG Z91][ HRGs: r- H- kA- W](?)
32860	[ HRGs: Z91-b- Z91-S- SA](?)
32860	[ HRGs: k](?)
32860	[ HRGs: s](?)
32860	[ HRGs: wA](?)
32860	[ HRGs: xA- X- U29-p- a- g- x- t](?)
32860	[ HRGs: z- Db](?)
32860	_ NUMERALS_ 1,_ w''_; 2,_ sn_; 3,_ hmt_; 4,_ fdw_; 5,_ dw''_; 6,_ sis_( or_ sw''_?
32860	on hands, feet and back?
32860	or durra?)
32860	the ram[ HRG:] Khnum in Elephantine, the jerboa or okapi(?)
32860	| k| k|||| basket|||||||||||||[ HRG: mA]| sickle|?
32860	| m''| m''||||||||||[ HRG: U7]| composite|[ mr?]
32860	| mr| mr| tillage||| hoe|||||||||||||[ HRG: U29]| fire- drill| z''.t(?)
32860	| nfr||||| windpipe|||||||||||||[ HRG: wr]| sparrow|?
39353	Is any one( there)?
39353	''Et quid agam?''
39353	''Rogitas?
39353	1- 3?).
39353	Again, was the size of the hide fixed at 120 acres to make the work of reckoning the amount of Danegeld, or hidage, a simple process?
39353	And he went on to enquire, What are these singular spots upon the sun?
39353	And if I am for myself alone, what then am I?
39353	And if not now, then when?"
39353	Do the stars also rotate on their axes?
39353	Hezekiah was imprisoned"like a bird in a cage"[4]--to quote Sennacherib, and the Urbi( Arabian?)
39353	In 1847 appeared, his novel_ Kto Vinovat?_( Whose Fault?
39353	In 1847 appeared, his novel_ Kto Vinovat?_( Whose Fault?
39353	Lastly, is the English hide derived from the German_ hufe_ or_ huba_?
39353	Primitively(?)
39353	The phrase_ koi hai_?
39353	What is the connexion, if any, between the hundred and a hundred hides?
39353	What is the origin of the five- hide unit?
39353	_ Kto Vinovat?_ has been translated into German under the title of_ Wer ist schuld?_ in Wolffsohn''s_ Russlands Novellendichter_, vol.
39353	_ Kto Vinovat?_ has been translated into German under the title of_ Wer ist schuld?_ in Wolffsohn''s_ Russlands Novellendichter_, vol.
39353	and have they any practical relation to the inhabitants of this planet?
39353	or are they sometimes partially eclipsed by the intervention of opaque bodies?
39353	| jana| jinha| jinh| jini| jenh|| WHO?
39353	| kasu, kaho| kih| kis| ka| ke|| WHO?
39353	|?
39353	|?
39353	|?
34702	( 1605?).
34702	( Irenaeus?).
34702	1175?)
34702	18, and( Lactantius?)
34702	35,"say ye not that there is yet a period of four months and harvest cometh?
34702	35: which is to be taken literally, the"four months to harvest"( about January), or the"fields white to harvest"( about May)?
34702	As to the personal identity of this John-- is he himself"the beloved disciple"?
34702	At the other extreme Sir W. M. Ramsay(_ Was Christ Born at Bethlehem?_, 1898, pp.
34702	Can the writer of the Apocalypse be the same as the writer of the Gospel and Epistles?
34702	His work on the physiology of music(_ Wer ist musikalisch?_) was published after his death.
34702	How could these various cases be met at once most simply and most effectually?
34702	How far is the Gospel intended to be, and how far is it, in the strict sense historical?
34702	How was this interval to be filled?
34702	Is he its author or only the authority behind it?
34702	Is he the apostle, the son of Zebedee or another?
34702	Is their suffering consistent with the justice of God?
34702	Is this figure correct?
34702	Job is a righteous man, overwhelmed with undeserved misfortune; and thus the question is raised, Why do the righteous suffer?
34702	Mace._--Fairness forbids us to omit the name of William( or Daniel?)
34702	Then after fourteen years( from his conversion?
34702	What has been the general effect of these new facts on traditional theories or critical conclusions?
34702	What is the exact relation of John of Ephesus to the Gospel?
34702	William Roper( 1496- 1578) wrote a touching life of his father- in- law, Sir Thomas More, and George Cavendish( 1500- 1561?
34702	_ The Date of the Exodus._--Is it possible to determine this, even approximately, upon the basis of external data?
34702	_ ka_, what?
34702	_ raura_, Your Honour;_ i_, this;_ o_, that, he;_ je_, who;_ se_, he;_ ke_, who?
34702	harrisi_ of the Galapagos, survive its quite recent discovery?
34702	or from his last visit?)
43254	How does he know I have a hump?
43254	(?
43254	(?)
43254	(?)
43254	Did Alexander merely receive such honours?
43254	Did not Machiavelli leave good habit, as an essential ingredient of character, out of account?
43254	Had he this love?
43254	How far could it have done so, had the scheme been realized?
43254	How far did Alexander intend that in such a fusion Hellenic culture should retain its pre- eminence?
43254	How much shall we allow for his position in Renaissance Italy, for the corruption in the midst of which he lived, for his own personal temperament?
43254	How shall we estimate the permanent worth of his method, the residuum of value in his maxims?
43254	How shall we state his point of departure from the middle ages, his sympathy with prevalent classical enthusiasms, his divination of a new period?
43254	Or did he claim them himself?
43254	The famous cavalry leader had brought on his mounted men ahead of the infantry and asking,"Where is the king of Sweden?"
43254	The question at once arises, is the lymph channel at all times open to receive the materials present in the tissue space?
43254	The question then becomes: When does this restoration take place, and what is the intermediate state of the tissue?
43254	The_ Seasons_ of Thomson, for instance, a poem of high merit and lasting importance in the history of literature-- where is that to be placed?
43254	Was he a man?
43254	What is to be said of the_ Essay on Man_?
43254	[ Greek: Makkabaios]-?
43254	_ My Novel_( 1853) and_ What will he do with it?_ were designed to prolong the same strain.
27480	( 2) who are the proper subjects?
27480	( The tree falls; dost thou see it?)
27480	7), Uriconium( Wroxeter),[ v.03 p.0472] Chester(?)
27480	Aka(? Nka- ka-); usually diminutive, sometimes honorific."
27480	And in how many years, continues the prince, does this fate befall man?
27480	BARBOUR, JOHN(?
27480	Estudio de Antropologia_( San Sebastian, 1889); and the same author''s_ Existe una raza Euskara?
27480	Finally, in the system of Basilides, the( seven?)
27480	For what is the use of that baptism which cleanses the flesh and body alone?
27480	I- n- or I- ni-(? Ngi- ni-)."
27480	Is it possible that the words"for the dead"signify"because of contact with the dead"?
27480	Is there_ no_ way of escape?
27480	It tree this here it falls; thou it seest?
27480	Iti-, Izi-, Iti- n-, Izi- n-(? Ñgi- ti-)."
27480	No means of eschewing this wretched state of decay?
27480	Others( Trier[?
27480	Rendered into_ Kiguha_ of North- West Tanganyika, this would be:--_ U_m_u_ti_ gu_no_ gu_gwa u_gu_mona?
27480	Say not: How can my sins be wiped out?
27480	Shall all men have such ills?
27480	The development of their doctrine as to baptism was marked along three lines of dispute:--(1) who is the proper administrator of baptism?
27480	The word=[ Greek: kauchêma]=[ Hebrew: THLH](?
27480	This tree this here this falls; thou this seest?
27480	Ubu-(? Mbu- bu-); sometimes used in a plural sense; generally employed to indicate abstract nouns."
27480	Utu(? Ntu- tu-); often diminutive in sense."
27480	We can, therefore, paraphrase v. 29 thus:"Else what shall they do which are baptized for their dead selves?"
27480	Wherefore He asked them, Do ye believe that I am able to do this thing?"
27480	Why should persons still in the age of innocence be in a hurry to be baptized and win remission of sins?
27480	and must he expect death as inevitable?
27480	and( 3) what is the proper mode?
40863	( dispersed?)
40863	16, 1857-Dec. 21,''57 James W. Denver 1"( 23") Dec. 21, 1857-May 12,''58 Hugh S. Walsh 4(5?)
40863	1780?
40863	How is it possible for the individual thinking subject to connect together the parts of his experience in the mode we call cognition?
40863	Might not mathematics be a purely imaginary science?
40863	No glimmering of the further question, Whence come these notions and with what right do we apply them in cognition?
40863	Now, from another side, the supreme difficulty was presented-- how could such notions have application to any objects whatsoever?
40863	Of these_ na_ negatives the verb, as in_ chuh_, he is;_ chuna_, he is not;_ a_ asks a question, as in_ chwa_, is he?
40863	Or, it may be further asked, how is the individual really connected with the system of things apparently disclosed to him in conscious experience?
40863	So soon, however, as the critical question was put, On what rests the reference of representations in us to the object or thing?
40863	The subjoined genealogical tree will place Kaffir relations in a clearer light:-- Zuide( 1500?
40863	What is the nature of the distinction between knowledge gained by analysis of notions and knowledge of matters of fact?
40863	Where, then, are we to look for this realm of free self- consciousness?
40863	Who?
40863	Xosa( 1530?).
40863	_ ti_ adds emphasis, as in_ chuti_, he is indeed; and_ tya_ asks a question with emphasis, as in_ chutya_, is he indeed?
40863	in other words, How do we come to have knowledge of objects at all?
40863	or, did he make for him?
40863	what is the nature of the relation between himself as one part of the system, and the system as a whole?
40863	what is the precise significance of the existence which he ascribes both to himself and to the objects of experience?
19699	And if they strike you?
19699	And if they try to kill you?
19699	Are you not descended from an illustrious line? 19699 How so?"
19699	Oh, tell me who that is?
19699	You profess only to be a farmer; no one sees your ploughing, what do you mean?
19699	5.--Piece of crimson silk damask brocaded in gold thread with symmetrically arranged flowers, scrolls, birds,& c. Italian(? Florentine).
19699	After studying for a short time at Cambridge, he was from 1584 to 1587 in the service of William Davison(?
19699	Brome, 1652?)
19699	Carboniferous?
19699	Do you imagine that I am not able to supply the wants of so many mendicants?"
19699	He said to her,"Have you the mustard- seed?"
19699	If they revile you what will you do?"
19699	Is it necessary to go from door to door begging your food?
19699	Is there anything put together which shall not dissolve?
19699	Now what are these books?
19699	She went to Gotama; and doing homage to him said,"Lord and master, do you know any medicine that will be good for my child?"
19699	The farmer, a wealthy br[=a]hmin, said to him,"Why do you come and beg?
19699	The old cathedral is a round domed structure of the 10th(?)
19699	The people said,"Here is mustard- seed, take it"; but when she asked,"In my friend''s house has any son died, or a husband, or a parent or slave?"
19699	Upaka says:"You profess yourself, then, friend, to be an Arahat and a conqueror?"
19699	all these have I; another imprisoned?
19699	contained_ Madd Couple Well Matcht_( acted 1639?
19699	so have I; another indebted to his hearts griefe, and fame would pay and can not?
19699	so have I; another long been sicke?
19699	so have I; another plagued with an unquiet life?
19699	what is this that you say?
38892	Why ask me to come and see this? 38892 ''Does a farmer plough the sea?'' 38892 ''Does he eat the ground?'' 38892 ''Does the ground plough the farmer?'' 38892 ''What does a farmer do?'' 38892 ''What does he plough?'' 38892 ''Who ploughs the ground?'' 38892 ),( 1468-? 38892 ),( 1469- 1529? 38892 ),( 1470-? 38892 --Is the rainbow very hot on the roof of that house?"
38892	--"The dog talks, does he not?"
38892	2- 17 stand on the tables of stone?
38892	Among other works of importance he wrote_ Wo lag das Paradies?_( 1881), and_ Babel und Bibel_( 1902, 1903, Eng.
38892	And can we regard the prohibition of polytheism and the prohibition of idolatry as one commandment?
38892	Can we take the preface as a separate"word"?
38892	DAY, JOHN( 1574- 1640?
38892	For a spoken word to be"natural"in this sense it must be onomatopoetic, and what infinitesimal percentage of English words are such?
38892	GIOVANNI DELLA ROBBIA( 1460- 1529?)
38892	He had already during his father''s lifetime distinguished himself by defeating Alexander of Epirus at Derdia and so saving Macedonia( about 260?).
38892	How were the ten words disposed on the two tables?
38892	In 1608 Day published two comedies,_ Law Trickes, or Who Would have Thought it?_ and_ Humour out of Breath_.
38892	Is it not I the Lord?"
38892	It remains to ask, What is the history and significance of the deluge- myth?
38892	Shamash, who can cross it?''
38892	The name[ Greek: Ioulô](?
38892	This suggests that Noah(?)
38892	We were often asked by our deaf playmates in our childhood such questions( in signs) as"What does the cat say?"
38892	What are we to say of Africa, where only 100 pupils are being taught; of South America, with its paltry 200, and Australia''s 300?
38892	_ Education.__ History._[2]--"Who hath made man''s mouth?
38892	or who maketh a man dumb, or deaf, or seeing, or blind?
38892	the sun- god) has crossed the sea; besides(?)
38892	|+------+-------+------------+-------------+------------+||||| Girolamo Luca Paolo Giovanni Marco( 1488- 1566),( 1475- 1550?
27478	[ 62] The questions, then, whose answers give the key to the whole Baconian philosophy, may be put briefly thus-- What are[ v.03 p.0147] forms? 27478 (?) 27478 727 Sargon, usurper 722 Sennacherib, his son 705 Esar- haddon, his son 681 Assur- bani- pal, his son 668 Assur- etil- ilani- yukin, his son? 27478 A man was only bound to serve so many( six?) 27478 AYRER, JAKOB(?-1605), German dramatist, of whose life little is known. 27478 AZURARA, GOMES EANNES DE(?-1474), the second notable Portuguese chronicler in order of date. 27478 Are the forms, then, forces? 27478 Assur- sum- lisir? 27478 But is this a view of delight only and not of discovery? 27478 First, what need to dissemble? 27478 How far, then, is such defence or explanation admissible and satisfactory? 27478 How is it that he shares with Descartes the honour of inaugurating modern philosophy? 27478 In tragedy, he asks, who would be Ion of Chios rather than Sophocles; or in lyric poetry, Bacchylides rather than Pindar? 27478 Is it original? 27478 Is it valuable? 27478 Is truth ever barren? 27478 Or was it to be incorporated whole? 27478 Shall he not as well discern the riches of nature''s warehouse as the beauty of her shop? 27478 Shall he not be able thereby to produce worthy effects, and to endow the life of man with infinite commodities? 27478 Sin- sarra- uzur( Sarakos)? 27478 The Code recognizes complete private ownership in land, but apparently extends the right to hold land to votaries, merchants( and resident aliens?). 27478 Thirdly, what matter, I ask, if the description of the instances should fill six times as many volumes as Pliny''s_ History_? 27478 Ussi(? 27478 Was there a_ genuine_ Lucas- Passion? 27478 Were only its German provinces to be included? 27478 What idea had Bacon of science, and how is his method connected with it? 27478 Whence should this be? 27478 _ Dynasty of Sisku(?) 27478 and how is it that knowledge of them solves both the theoretical and the practical problem of science? 27478 of contentment and not of benefit? 39521 ( 1) How is the wave- length or frequency of any given kind of radiation changed when its temperature is altered? 39521 1( 5)), Pinacocystis(?) 39521 A violent polemic against the new movement was launched in Abbé Maignan''s_ Le père Hecker, est- il un saint?_( 1898). 39521 Apollodorus, Strabo''s authority for Parthian history( c. 80 B.C.? 39521 Are other agents preferable to steam for developing motive power from heat? 39521 Did not the watchword_ Allons au peuple_"savour of heresy?
39521	For the other books, the recognized Targum on the Prophets is that ascribed to Jonathan ben Uzziel( 4th century?
39521	Given the achromatic object- glass, why should not it be divided?
39521	How far, through these changes, did the Greek population settled by Alexander or his successors in India maintain their distinctive character?
39521	How long is it probable that Greek colonies planted in the midst of alien races would have remained distinct?
39521	If not, are we not forced to deny ultimate reality to personality whether human or divine?
39521	Is the efficiency limited, and, if so, how is it limited?
39521	Such being the facts, how may they be explained physiologically?
39521	To this period belong Hafz al- Quti( the Goth?)
39521	To what extent can it be inferred from legends on coins that Greek was a living speech in India?
39521	We hear of a Nicaea in the Kabul valley itself( near Jalalabad?
39521	What changes in the character of Greek culture did the new conditions of the world bring about?
39521	What effect again in the lands of the West which fell under the sway of Rome?
39521	What effect did it produce in these various countries?
39521	What influence did Hellenism during the centuries in which it was in contact with India exert upon the native mind?
39521	Why, he might ask, should he not select the simple form of Dollond''s first type?
39521	_ Pre- Mosaic Religion._--Can any clear indications be found to guide us as to the religion of the Hebrew clans before the time of Moses?
39521	a, red- coloured central sphere(?
41773	Doth a man live by his sins? 41773 (_ An nescitis Justitiae Ut Sol[ Fa Mi] Re Laxatas__ habenas possit denuo cohibere?_). 41773 1388- 1462? 41773 29) is the necessary second verb:Why doth a mortal complain?"
41773	Although the oldest Hebrew elegies are not alphabetic acrostics, it is a curious fact that the word[ Hebrew: aidach],"Was he a coward?"
41773	Bilney, of whom Latimer wrote,"if such as he shall die evil, what shall become of me?"
41773	But how move the government to grant such a loan?
41773	But to whom is the story to be assigned?
41773	Did it spring from the fertile brain of some court lady, Marie, or another?
41773	Had they the property of reacting to external forces to the same extent and in the same orderly manner that organisms have to- day?
41773	Has the duration and complexity of the life- cycle expanded or contracted since organisms first appeared on the earth?
41773	His nephew(?)
41773	The other was"a grand historiographer"of Chow, called Tan, one hundred and twenty- nine(?
41773	The story of_ Tristan and Iseult_, immensely popular as it was, was too genuine--(shall we say too crude?)
41773	Uz( dittogr.?
41773	We know by more than one instance that it is possible for the larva to reproduce by sexual generation; why should not the phenomenon be more common?
41773	What justification is there for this view?
41773	What was the condition of the earliest organisms?
41773	Whence came it?
41773	Who were the five authors?
41773	and again:--_ Kíki lúskut_|_ Kíki luqúl- ma_ Íbri shá arámmu_|_ Itémi tittish_"How shall I be dumb?
41773	lament?").
41773	| How shall I bewail?
35169	1- 7?
35169	1868), a native of Emporia, who took over the editorship and made a great stir in 1896 by his editorial entitled"What''s the matter with Kansas?
35169	38- 44, v.?
35169	An English translation was completed 11th February 1398 by John Trevisa, and printed by Wynkyn de Worde, Westminster, 1495?
35169	And what was the nature of the relation between the new emperor now established in the West and the old emperor still reigning in the East?
35169	And which is the multiple one?
35169	Are there disturbing causes also with atomic weights?
35169	But how are the average weekly earnings which he would have earned from the same employer to be estimated?
35169	Can we understand differentiation by means of the laws of natural phenomena offered to us by physics and chemistry?
35169	DELU AMOROLDU: ASPECTTAUA LU PATRUNU( How the Morold''s page(?)
35169	Did Charlemagne and his successors enter into a new relation with their subjects, in virtue of their coronation?
35169	Does sexual maturity always mark the attainment of the adult state?
35169	During this work the question arose naturally: How far does the_ exactness_ of the law extend?
35169	ELI( Hebrew for"high"?
35169	How are these apparently diverse facts to be reconciled?
35169	How do the different organs of the partly developed embryo stand with regard to their future fate?
35169	In other words, is it an acquired character?
35169	Is it, in other words, an unalterable property of the zygote, a genetic character?
35169	Is sex determined at the act of conjugation of the two gametes?
35169	Is the Axolotl adult when it acquires its reproductive organs?
35169	Is there any justification for this view?
35169	On returning the manuscript Ellwood said,"Thou hast said much here of Paradise lost; but what hast thou to say of Paradise found?"
35169	On what general factors does it depend?
35169	Or does it depend upon the conditions to which the zygote is subjected in its development?
35169	We may ask the following questions:--What are the general conditions of development?
35169	What are the stimuli(_ Reize_) effecting differentiation?
35169	What had been the results of the Holy Roman Empire, in the course of its long history, upon Germany and upon Europe?
35169	What is to be said about the specific character of the different formative effects?
35169	Which of these ratios gives the true ratio of the atomic weights?
35169	With Italy lost, and Germany thus transmuted, why should the Empire have still continued to exist?
33239	(?)
33239	), and the translation of Boethius( 1478?
33239	), the_ House of Fame_( 1483?
33239	),_ The Foure Sonnes of Aymon_( 1489?
33239	),_ The Historye of Reynart the Foxe_( from the Dutch, 1481 and 1489?
33239	),_ for_,_ fother_,_ fetter_,_ foder_,"lower"(?).
33239	A record price for a Caxton was reached in 1902 when Mr Bernard Quaritch paid £ 2225 for_ The Royal Book_( 1487?
33239	And why should God choose to come to men as a Jew?
33239	CATULLUS, GAIUS VALERIUS(? 84- 54 B.C.
33239	CAVENDISH, GEORGE( 1500- 1562?
33239	Celtic short- horn| ×| ×| ×| ×| ×|?
33239	Dog| ×| ×| ×| ×| ×|?
33239	Fox| ×|| ×| ×| ×|?
33239	Goat| ×| ×| ×| ×| ×|?
33239	He has been accused of changing his views, but what statesman has not?
33239	He printed Chaucer''s_ Canterbury Tales_( 1478?
33239	He printed Malory''s_ Morte d''Arthur_, and himself translated from the French the_ Boke of Histories of Jason_( 1477?
33239	Horse| ×| ×| ×| ×| ×|?
33239	How shall man escape from his prison- house of flesh, and undo the effects of his fall?
33239	Jesus, they say, was sent to save sinners; was he not sent to help those who have kept themselves free from sin?
33239	Now Ampliatus is a servile name: how comes it to be set up with such distinction in the sepulchre of the Flavii?
33239	Pig| ×| ×| ×| ×| ×|?
33239	Roe| ×|| ×| ×||?
33239	Stag| ×|| ×| ×| ×|?
33239	Such are_ pet_,_ pit_,"farm"(?
33239	The first piece of connected Cornish which we know consists of a poem, or portion of a play(?
33239	The last reprint of the Bible appeared in 1819, that of the New Testament in 1810(?).
33239	The most important name in the early part of this period is William Salesbury( 1520?-1600?).
33239	The work of Morris Kyffin( 1555?-1598?)
33239	Why can not Christians attach themselves to the great philosophic and political authorities of the world?
33239	Why should there be only_ ten_ categories?
33239	and 1483),_ Troilus and Creseide_( 1483?
33239	and why should these be the ten?
33239	on the battle- field?
33239	said she,''is it well that two islands have been made desolate for my sake?''
41156	Who then is this,they whispered with awe,"that even the wind and the sea obey Him?"
41156	626- 586 B.C.?
41156	Again,"Can history produce an instance of rebellion so honorably conducted?...
41156	And what is the result of his expedition?
41156	But what is this new name which is placed side by side with the Divine Name--"in God the Father and the Lord Jesus Christ"?
41156	Do Japanese understand Persians or even Indians better than English or French?
41156	God forbid that we should ever be twenty years without such a rebellion.... What signify a few lives lost in a century or two?
41156	How can a man like Jeremiah have advocated any such panacea?
41156	How did the Lord Jesus speak and act?
41156	In Jeremiah, as in Isaiah, we must constantly ask to what age do the phraseology, the ideas and the implied circumstances most naturally point?
41156	In fulfilment of this promise, who is it that has come?
41156	JEROME, ST( HIERONYMUS, in full EUSEBIUS SOPHRONIUS HIERONYMUS)( c. 340- 420), was born at Strido( modern Strigau?
41156	Pilate''s question,"Art Thou the King of the Jews?"
41156	To what lengths would this liberty go?
41156	Up to this point what have we seen?
41156	Was Korea within safe range of such enterprises?
41156	What is to be done?
41156	Which may these be?
41156	Who, then, he might well ask is this Jesus Christ who is lifted to this unexampled height?
41156	[ 27]_ Wo lag das Paradies?_( 1881), pp.
41156	_ A Patriot?_--Was Jeremiah really a patriot?
41156	and why did He arouse such malignant enmity amongst His own people?
35473	1 and 2), the language of which offers remarkable resemblances to Etruscan, especially in the phrase_ sial[ch]veiz aviz_(?
35473	341?
35473	A day''s journey beyond Salahiya, on a bluff on the Mesopotamian side of the river, are the conspicuous ruins Of el-''Irsi(_ Corsote_?).
35473	And could she resist the continued aggressions of France on her western frontier?
35473	And might not the less cultivated part of the audience at least enjoy a thrilling plot, especially if taken from the home- legends of Attica?
35473	Are we stronger than he?"
35473	But with what power or powers should an alliance be made?
35473	Doth not experience teach us that in the most curious sepulchre are enclosed rotten bones?
35473	From Birejik the river runs sluggishly, first a little to the east, then a little to the west of south, over a sandy or pebbly bed, past Jerablus(?
35473	If it were so, how have they descended?
35473	If we assume that man existed on the earth in remote geological time, the question arises, was this pleistocene man specifically one?
35473	In the 4th century A.D. the state of Meroë was ravaged by the Nubas(?)
35473	May we not even reasonably doubt whether we have received those masterpieces by which their highest excellence should have been judged?
35473	Or do we provoke the Lord to jealousy?
35473	This, however, was itself merely a reprint of a still older English edition( 1518?
35473	Till the end of the century Europe was faced with two serious problems: Could she successfully cope with the Turks on her eastern frontier?
35473	UNATTACHED**?
35473	What evidence is there that he represented in his different habitats a series of varieties of one species rather than a series of species?
35473	[ 57]|..|| Spain|..|?
35473	[ 60]|..|?
35473	_ Zathrum_ appears to be the corresponding ten(?
35473	_ ceal[ch]-_ beside_ ci_(?
35473	_ ceal[ch]us avils_(?
35473	in the clearest water the ugliest toad?
35473	that in the greenest grass is the greatest serpent?
35473	that the cypress tree beareth a fair leaf, but no fruit?
35473	that the ostrich carrieth fair feathers, but rank flesh?"
35473	to its junction with the Tigris below Korna, through an unbroken plain, with no natural hills, except a few sand( or sandstone?)
35473	| 90|| Bulgaria[f]| 37,323| 2,008[2]| 3,154[10]| 3,733[14]| 100|| Crete| 3,328|..| 302[9]| 304[16]| 91|| Thasos| 152|..|..| 12?
35473	|?
35398	( 1855); F. Delitzsch,_ Wo lag das Paradies?_( 1881); J.P. Peters,_ Nippur_( 1897); M. Jastrow,_ The Religion of Babylonia and Assyria_( 1898); H.V.
35398	1,& c.); would the nobility of Persia have tolerated this?
35398	112)?
35398	113; 703),"that we have shaken off bishops and popes, that we may come under the yoke of such madmen as Otto and Farel?"
35398	84)?
35398	And the ever- recurring problem of the moral consciousness,"What ought to be done?"
35398	But has not self- love also, by Butler''s own account, a similar authority, which may come into conflict with that of conscience?
35398	But how far is man able to attain either natural or Christian perfection?
35398	But they take very different views of its nature; how shall we find the true view?
35398	But what authority can make the conduct of Mordecai credible?
35398	But when the question"What is man''s good?"
35398	Firstly, if virtue is knowledge, does it follow that vice is involuntary?
35398	How comes this about?
35398	How could the vicious man be responsible if his vice were strictly pre- determined?
35398	How far, and in what sense, is his nature really social?"
35398	In what practical sense, then, am I to make other rational beings my ends?
35398	It is absurd, as Plato urged, to say that knowledge is the good, and then when asked"knowledge of what?"
35398	Or did Haman too keep his non- Persian origin secret?
35398	The fact is that amid the analysis of feelings aroused by the sentimentalism of Shaftesbury''s school, the fundamental questions"What is right?"
35398	The king having asked,"Quid distat inter sottum et Scottum?"
35398	The question then arises,"Wherein does this order or harmony precisely consist?"
35398	What account, then, was to be given of ordinary"civic"bravery, temperance and justice?
35398	What will now be his view of wisdom, virtue, pleasure and their relation to human well- being?
35398	What, then, is this preparation?
35398	Whence, however, can this authority belong to the natural, unless nature be itself an expression or embodiment of divine law and wisdom?
35398	Wherein exactly does this their agreement with his rational and social nature consist?
35398	Wherein, then, consists this knowledge or wisdom that makes free and perfect?
35398	and"Why should I do it?"
35398	and"Why?"
35398	or"What degree of ignorance will excuse this particular person in this particular case from his responsibility?"
35398	questions such as"What particular action will meet the claims of justice under such and such circumstances?"
41685	), Coriolani, Fidenates, Foreti( Fortinei?
41685	), Hortenses( near Corbio), Latinienses( near Rome itself), Longani, Manates, Macrales, Munienses( Castrimoenienses?
41685	), Tibullus(?
41685	).--Naevius(?
41685	113), Tacitus(?
41685	118), Juvenal(?
41685	14).--Varro( 116- 28), Cicero( 106- 44), Lucretius( 99- 55), Caesar( 102- 44), Catullus( 87-?
41685	14- 180).--Velleius(?
41685	19 B.C.-?
41685	195- 159), Pacuvius( 220- 132), Accius( 170- 94), Lucilius(?
41685	269- 204), Plautus( 254- 184), Ennius( 239- 169), Cato the Elder( 234- 149), Terentius(?
41685	47), Sallust( 86- 34), Virgil( 70- 19), Horace( 65- 8), Propertius(?
41685	47-?
41685	50-?
41685	54-?
41685	60-?
41685	Another question which might occur to the non- technical reader is, why should not the process be hastened by placing the goods in strong liquors?
41685	But what could even he effect with only 700 European soldiers, when the epidemic spread after the Meerut outbreak of mutiny on the 10th of May?
41685	Non redderes_,"Ought I not to have returned the money to him?"
41685	Proserpina) comis sit, nisi quidem optimo(?)
41685	The curious construction of the gerundive(_ ad capiendam urbem_), originally a present( and future?)
41685	Theseae(?)
41685	What confidence could there be in the depreciated paper after such a measure?
41685	[ 7] Albani, Aesolani( probably E. of Tibur), Accienses, Abolani, Bubetani, Bolani, Cusuetani( Carventani?
41685	_ kás_,"who?").
41685	ending-_ae_ in_ quae?__ hae_,& c., which was accented in these monosyllables and had therefore been preserved.
41685	for"What have you done?"
41685	such Celticisms in Irish- English as"What are you after doing?"
41685	whither goest thou without thy deacon?"
41685	whither goest thou without thy son?
34116	Do they say that one nature underlies these diverse forms? 34116 A late work may quote an earlier; but how, it may be asked, can the earlier reciprocally quote the later? 34116 ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL, 1st duke of Argyll(? 1651- 1703), was the eldest son of the 9th earl. 34116 Aristotle did not altogether solve the question, What is, and scarcely solved at all the question, How do we know the external world? 34116 But is this_ our_ Aristotle?) 34116 But what has become of Logic, with which the traditional order of Andronicus begins Aristotle''s works( 1- 148 b 8)? 34116 But what of that? 34116 But what right have we to say that Aristotle had an original plan? 34116 Do they say that the histories are mythical? 34116 He may have laid out the sequence of syllogisms from the_ Analytics_ onwards; but how about the_ Categories_ and the_ De Interpretatione_? 34116 How are the resemblances and differences of the three to be explained? 34116 How then did Aristotle get further in the logical analysis of the proposition? 34116 If he did not, the question still remains, what is the internal relation between these two genuine Rhetorics? 34116 Is logic, then, according to him, not science but dialectic? 34116 Is there then any way of discriminating between early and late works? 34116 It remains to answer the final question:--What is the Aristotelian philosophy, which its author gradually formed with so much labour? 34116 Must we then, on account of misfortunes, look with Solon at the end, and call no man happy till he is dead? 34116 Or are they really substances separate from, though related to, myself, who am also a substance? 34116 Or are they, as modern Idealism says, mind and states of mind? 34116 Or is this altogether absurd for us who say that happiness is an activity? 34116 The questions arise: how was the transition from old to new effected? 34116 Then why does god hate god, or god kill god? 34116 These gods are not even respectable; how can they be adorable? 34116 Was this passage written when Aristotle was mourning for his friend? 34116 What conclusion are we to draw from these differences between the_ Categories_ and the_ Metaphysics_? 34116 What do we find in his works? 34116 What is the relation between these two genuine Rhetorics? 34116 What then in more detail was the philosophy which the pupil learnt from the master? 34116 What was the earliest doctrine of the churches of Armenia? 34116 When did he begin? 34116 Why here? 34116 Why then doubt at all? 34116 Would Aristotle have consented? 34116 Would he not rather have given the first place to primary philosophy? 34116 and what was the type of teaching dominant in the new church? 34116 by_ seven_, or by_ two hundred and fifty- three_? 34116 | metres.|| Weight of 1|? 34116 |? 34116 |? 34116 || Critical|? 34116 || Critical|? 33189 Do I then always think, even in sleep?"
33189	No one can feel my individual pain; every one can see the truth which I contemplate-- why is it so? 33189 What were a God that only impelled the world from without?"
33189	What,he asks,"would become of the power of that imaginary infinite if it could create nothing?
33189	When they divided man, how many did they make him? 33189 [ 21] But if we know external things only through their idea in God, how do we know ourselves?
33189	[ 36] What can be called his own? 33189 (?). 33189 1521? 33189 And the great question of ethics is, How far can man partake in this liberty? 33189 Because in June 1568 that version, forged, was in the Scots collection of the Casket Letters? 33189 But again, even if we allow to Descartes that God is the unity of thought and being, we must still ask what kind of unity? 33189 But if the intelligence in itself is but a mode of one of the attributes, how can it be itself the source of their distinction? 33189 CASTELLO, GIOVANNI BATTISTA( 1500?-1569? 33189 CASTILLO SOLÓRZANO, ALONSO DE( 1584?-1647? 33189 Can the passions be annihilated, or can they be spiritualized? 33189 Did Malebranche realize what he was saying when he declared that God wasbeing in general,"but not any particular being?
33189	He can not know clearly and distinctly either himself or anything else; how then can he know his own good or determine himself by the idea of it?
33189	How can anything be prior to the first principle of knowledge?
33189	How then, they argued, could God''s truthfulness be our security for a principle which we must use in order to prove the being of God?
33189	If the priest must be satisfied with little, why be at the trouble of offering more?
33189	In selling my goods, is it enough not to disguise their shortcomings, or ought I candidly to admit them?
33189	In_ The Ordinary_( 1635?)
33189	Is it a mere generic unity, reached by abstraction, and therefore leaving out all the distinguishing characteristics of the particulars under it?
33189	Is it also through the idea of us in God?
33189	Is it ever right to tell a lie?
33189	Is reason able to crush this intruder, or to turn it into a servant?
33189	It may be asked why, after being with Wood on the 11th of June, did Lennox still rely on Moray''s version of Mary''s letter?
33189	May a lawyer defend a client whom he knows to be guilty?
33189	Of this he( Darnley) denies half, and above all that he( the brother?)
33189	Or is it a concrete unity to which the particular elements are subordinated, but in which they are nevertheless included?
33189	Or was it possible to patch up a compromise between them?
33189	Ought one to swallow up the other-- and, if so, which should prevail?
33189	Rabbat Umma,"the great mother"; Baalat haedrat,"mistress of the sanctuary"; Ashtoreth( Astarte), Illat, Sakon, Tsaphon, Sid, Aris(?
33189	Still more outspoken is the Savoyard vicar in the_ Émile_( 1762) of Jean Jacques Rousseau:"Whence do I get my rules of action?
33189	The drama that has made Castro''s reputation is_ Las Mocedades del Cid_( 1599?
33189	What could they possibly do but cling to their priest with a"blind and unexpressed faith"?
33189	What then is the point where the subjective consciousness passes out into the objective, from which it seemed at first absolutely excluded?
33189	What was his mouth?
33189	When Carnot''s arrest was demanded in May 1795, a deputy cried"Will you dare to lay hands on the man who has organized victory?"
33189	Why am I assured of my own existence?
33189	Wood was to ask,"if the French originals are found to tally with the Scots translations, will that be reckoned good evidence?"
33189	a forged interpolation, based on another document, not by Mary?
33189	in Scots, did Lennox follow Moray''s erroneous version of July 1567?
33189	what are called his thighs and feet?
33189	what his arms?
33189	xiii., 1900, and"Ist Otocyon die Ausgangsform des Hundegeschlechts oder nicht?"
42342	His disciples question him and say, How shall we fast and how shall we( pray?) 42342 Jesus saith( ye ask?
42342	These are the( wonderful?) 42342 ( Strive therefore?) 42342 13- 15. Who could add to your stature? 42342 And the Saviour straightway stood still with his disciples and answered him, Art thou then, being here in the temple, clean? 42342 As then the reasoning of the syllogism was the main problem of Aristotle''s logic, what was his analysis of it? 42342 But can we rise still higher and infer real necessity? 42342 But how does he conceive of its operation? 42342 Can we then infer any certainty at all? 42342 Does one group include, or exclude, or intersect another with which it is compared? 42342 Father;( and?) 42342 Germany: Professor E. Troeltsch,Was heisst Wesen des Christentums?"
42342	Has he not cooked the process in the light of the result?
42342	Having one garment what do ye( lack)?...
42342	His disciples say unto him, When wilt thou be manifest unto us and when shall we see thee?
42342	How does inference become the source of error and fallacy?
42342	How does inference draw conclusions more or less probable up to moral certainty?
42342	How does it by the aid of identification convert probable into necessary conclusions, which become necessary principles of demonstration?
42342	How is categorical succeeded by conditional inference?
42342	How then can this universal be called, as Sigwart, for example, calls it, the ground from which these particulars follow?
42342	Indeed, if thought admits irreducible units, what can unite?
42342	Is there then any analysis of judgment?
42342	LOGROSCINO( or LO GROSCINO), NICOLA( 1700?-1763?
42342	LOPES, FERNÃO( 1380?-1459?
42342	LOPEZ DE GÓMARA, FRANCISCO( 1510?-1555?
42342	Nevertheless, the wider question remained for logic: what is the nature of all inference, and the special form of each of its three main processes?
42342	On Walthari''s death( about 546?)
42342	We come then at last to the old question-- what is truth?
42342	Were it to become conscious, would it therefore follow that it could infer the laws of a separate or independent activity of its own?
42342	What believer in God pretends to conceive Him as He really is?
42342	What idea can the physicist form of intraspatial ether?
42342	What is inference, how does it proceed by combining judgments as premises to cause judgments as conclusions, and what are its various kinds?
42342	What is judgment, and what its various kinds?
42342	What is scientific method as a system of inferences about definite subjects?
42342	What knowledge do we get by sense, memory and experience, the first mental causes of judgment?
42342	What then did he mean by reasoning, or rather by the Greek word[ Greek: logos] of which"reasoning"is an approximate rendering?
42342	What then is meant by principles when we ask in the closing chapter of his logic how they become known?
42342	When Wodan awoke at sunrise he saw the host of the Winnili and said,"_ Qui sunt isti Longibarbi?_"--"Who are these long- beards?"
42342	Ye shall know) that many that are first shall be last and the last first and( they shall have eternal life?)."
42342	[ 101] Does the existence of God in turn call for proof?
42342	[ 90] Could Mill say more?
42342	_ The Problems of Logic.__ Introduction._--Logic is the science of the processes of inference, what, then, is inference?
42342	and ye are( the city?)."
42342	to know yourselves and ye shall be aware that ye are the sons of the( Almighty?)
42342	trans.,_ After Death-- What?_ 1909), to which subject he had turned his attention during the later years of his life.
42342	who are those) that draw us( to the kingdom if) the kingdom is in Heaven?
42342	ye shall know that ye are in( the city of God?)