XLIX. POETRY AND ROBERT BROWNlNG.* It is a serious question whether this article would ever have been written, if I had not awhile ago seen Robert B...
CENTURY XV. CHAP. I. The Lollards. TERMS of reproach have, in all ages, been applied to real christians. Lollard, the name given to the followers ...
Book II.Book II. Chapter I. Secret Persecution by Licinius, Who Causes Some Bishops to Be Put to Death at Amasia of Pontus.In this manner, he of whom ...
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL James Russell Lowell is our chief poetical moralist . Not our greatest poet; for, in simplicity and range of sentiment, Longfell...
The Oration of the Emperor ConstantineThe Oration of the Emperor ConstantineWhich He Addressed To the Assembly of the Saints. Chapter I. Preliminary R...
Book IV.Book IV. Chapter I.After Jovian's Death, Valentinian is proclaimed Emperor, and takes his Brother Falens as Colleague in the Empire; Valentini...
CHAPTER III THE TRIUMPH OF GENTILE FREEDOM Aftee the conversion, according to the Book of Acts, Paul received the ministrations of Ananias, and was ...
Book VIII.Book VIII. Introduction.As we have described in seven books the events from the time of the apostles,(1) we think it proper in this eighth b...
BROWNING BROWNING HIS POETRY AND HIS THEOLOGY I It is a serious question whether this essay would ever have been written if I had not awhile ago s...
Book I.Book I. Prologue.-Design of the History.When artists paint on panels and on walls the events of ancient history, they alike delight the eye, an...
Book V.Book V. Chapter I.-On FaithOf the Gnostic so much has been cursorily, as it were, written. We proceed now to the sequel, and must again contemp...