Fry, Roger Eliot, 1866-1934 · London : Chatto & Windus · leaf 16
the general intellectual and instinctivereaction to their surroundings of those men of any period whose livesrise to complete self-consciousness. Their view of the universe asa whole and their conception of their relations to their kind. Of coursetheir conception of the nature and function of art… … c 3 1) o CO3 0)r K g o o (A CJ X! a oc CO O cco Q a 0) ART AND LIFE 3 intimately was that which effected the change from Paganism toChristianity. That this was no mere accident is evident from thefact that Christianity was only one of many competing religions, allof which represented a closely…
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