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Religio pictoris (1899)

Merriman, Helen Bigelow, b. 1844, Rogers, Bruce, 1870-1957, Kleist, Herbert, 1902-1986, collector. MB-RB · Boston : Houghton, Mifflin and Co. ; Cambridge : Riverside Press · leaf 154

An illustration from Religio pictoris, 1899, leaf 154
s,and the deep root that the real has in the invisible, inother words the sentiment of solidarity between men,the need of being associated in that universal humanvibration which is the latent electricity of the moralworld.—VicoMTE Eugene Melchoir de Vogue,* The Neo-Christian Movement in France,*… … VI. RECOGNITION !E have endeavored in the pre-ceding chapter to made it clearthat two great elements areeverywhere present, and thatin their mutual adjustment liesall the promise and potency of life.When we bring this principle down to theconcrete, however, and try to make a prac-tical application…

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