Langfeld, Herbert Sidney, b. 1879 · New York : Harcourt, Brace and Howe · leaf 190
e is, then, for the mind, always a possibilityof unity in multiplicity, and the act of discoveringthe unity is in itself a pleasure. It will be seen laterthat the amount of the enjoyment varies with theease of this act of unification. First it is necessaryto inquire whether every multiplicity is… … Fig. 30.—St. Se-bastian, by Botti-celli, Kaiser Fried-rich Museum, Ber-lin. Fig. 31.—St. Sebastian, by Guido Reni,Palazzo dei Conservatori, Rome. Fig. 32.—St. Se-bastian, ascribedto PoUaiuolo, PittiGallery, Florence.
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