alciphron造句

• We find in Alciphron that there was at Athens a temple of Hermaphroditus.
• Alciphron endures initiation into the Christian religion in hopes of remaining with Alethe.
• Alciphron also referenced private gardens in his writing.
• "Alciphron " was widely read and caused a bit of a stir.
• Classical scholar Stephan Bergler has remarked that Alciphron stands in the same relation to Menander as Lucian to Aristophanes.
• Imperial edict soon establishes the persecution of all Christians who will not renounce their faith, and Alciphron's companions, including Alethe, are captured and killed.
• But just as the battle was about to begin, the Argive generals Thrasyllus and Alciphron met with Agis and prevailed on him to conclude a truce for four months.
• Certain authors have prostitutes talking about themselves : Lucian in his " Dialogue of courtesans " or Alciphron in his collection of letters; but these are works of fiction.
• The dialogue is primarily between four characters, the free-thinkers Alciphron and Lysicles, Berkeley's spokesman Euphranor, and Crito, who serves as a spokesman for traditional Christianity.
• He found a permanent post in Bucharest as secretary to the Genesius ( 1733 ), and the letters of Alciphron ( 1715 ), which contained 75 letters published for the first time.
• This is suggested by a passage in one of Alciphron's letters ( 3 : 44 ), and some remarks by the sausage seller in Aristophanes'play, " The Knights ".
• She, a crypto-Christian, escapes the mystery rites with Alciphron, and they journey together along the Nile into Upper Egypt, heading for a Christian monastery, which is run by a follower of Origen.
• "' William Alciphron Boring "'( September 9, 1859  May 5, 1937 ) was an American architect noted for co-designing the Immigration Station at Ellis Island in New York harbor.
• The herm of Aphrodite may be linked to the later mythological character, Aphroditos, which was imported to Athens from Cyprus in the late 5th century BC and also a temple of Hermaphroditos was spoken of by Alciphron at Athens.
• The doctrine of analogy was intended as a reply to the Berkeley in his " Alciphron " ( Dialogue iv . ), and a great part of the " Divine Analogy " is occupied with a defence against that criticism.
• It has been said that Alciphron was an imitator of Lucian; but besides the style, and, in a few instances, the subject matter, there is no resemblance between the two writers : the spirit in which the two treat their subjects is totally different.
• It was, in this view, written long after Herodotus'time, perhaps in the 3rd or 4th centuries AD, when there was apparently an audience for literary pastiches, such as the " Letters " of Alciphron, and fraudulent attributions, as in the " Historia Augusta ".
• Other important sources for Berkeley's views on morality are " Alciphron " ( 1732 ), especially dialogues I III, and the " Discourse to Magistrates " ( 1738 ) . " " Passive Obedience " is notable partly for containing one of the earliest statements of rule utilitarianism.
• The Tractate Sukkah of the Talmud says that Rabbi Shimon ben Gamliel ( 10 BC to 70 AD ) could  take eight fire torches and throw them in the air and catch one and throw one and they did not touch one another .  Another mention of torch juggling from around the third century AD appears in the letters of Alciphron, where an incident is described involving a woman whose husband  was attached to the Ionian lass who tosses balls and juggles torches .