Renaissance PapersSoutheastern Renaissance Conference, 1961 |
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... Experience is the best teacher . " Unless this statement means simply that experience is experience , it must mean that a knowledge of events in the past helps one to prepare for future events . Again , the phrase " the lessons of ...
... Experience is the best teacher . " Unless this statement means simply that experience is experience , it must mean that a knowledge of events in the past helps one to prepare for future events . Again , the phrase " the lessons of ...
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... experience , and the essential religiousness of the experience . This latter aspect of love is of course implicit in the title , " The Extasie , " alone . It is further explained when the souls realize that , having been mixed together ...
... experience , and the essential religiousness of the experience . This latter aspect of love is of course implicit in the title , " The Extasie , " alone . It is further explained when the souls realize that , having been mixed together ...
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... experience . But he goes farther . Horace was " the best master both of virtue and wisdom , an excel- lent and true judge upon cause and reason , not because he thought so , but because he knew so out of use and experience " ( Works ...
... experience . But he goes farther . Horace was " the best master both of virtue and wisdom , an excel- lent and true judge upon cause and reason , not because he thought so , but because he knew so out of use and experience " ( Works ...
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A SIDNEY Knowles | 11 |
CHARLES E MOUNTS | 19 |
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