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...ow’d. Giving himself to make man capable Of his return to life, than had the terms Been mere and unconditional release. And for his justice, every met... ...e me sov’reignty over the land By Danube wash’d, whenas he strays beyond The limits of his German shores. The realm, Where, on the gulf by stormy Euru... ...as or ere the Lamb of God was slain, Beguil’d the credulous nations; but, in terms Precise and unambiguous lore, replied The spirit of paternal love, ... ...af’d Foretaste of that, which from your table falls, Or ever death his fated term prescribe; Be ye not heedless of his urgent will; But may some influ... ...corded in the sun, whose liberal orb Enlighteneth all our tribe: and ere his term Of warfare, hence permitted he is come, From Egypt to Jerusalem, to ... ...t be clad In twofold vesture; and their proper lands this delicious life. In terms more full, And clearer far, thy brother hath set forth This revelat... ... of the above mentioned places had not been mixed with the citizens: nor the limits of Florence The Divine Comedy of Dante Paradise 111 extended b...

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... order to establish a European Community. A. Throughout the Treaty: 1) The term “European Economic Community” shall be replaced by the term “European ... ...T OF JUSTICE, - a COURT OF AUDITORS. Each institution shall act within the limits of the powers conferred upon it by this Treaty. 2. The Council and t... ...ce with the procedures laid down in this Treaty; they shall act within the limits of the powers conferred upon them by this Treaty and by the Statute ... ...e and take into account all other relevant factors, includ- ing the medium term economic and budgetary posi- tion of the Member State. The Commission ... ... draft legisla- tive provision in its fields of competence, but within the limits and under the conditions set out by the Council in accordances with ... ...cide to publish its decisions, recommendations and opinions. 3. Within the limits and under the conditions adopted by the Council under the procedure ... ...sulted the European Parliament and the Governing Council of the ECB. Their term of office shall be eight years and shall not be renewable. Only nation... ...s referring to the Committee of Governors. 9. During the second stage, the term “ECB” used in Articles 173, 175, 176, 177, 180 and 215 shall be read a... ...ons and details of which the Commission shall de- 42 The Maastrict Treaty termine. Such authorization may be revoked and such conditions and details ...

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...of it in the concrete. The intuitive, no less than what may be 5 J S Mill termed the inductive, school of ethics, insists on the neces sity of gener... ...riori, requiring nothing to command assent, except that the meaning of the terms be understood. According to the other doctrine, right and wrong, as w... ...ent that this cannot be proof in the ordi nary and popular meaning of the term. Questions of ulti mate ends are not amenable to direct proof. Whatev... ...hat those who stand up for utility as the test of right and wrong, use the term in that restricted and merely colloquial sense in which utility is opp... ...n some of its forms; of beauty, of ornament, or of amuse ment. Nor is the term thus ignorantly misapplied solely in disparagement, but occasionally i... ... if human affairs continue to improve, be in the end reduced within narrow limits. Poverty, in any sense implying suffering, may be completely extingu... ... of oth ers; either of mankind collectively, or of individuals within the limits imposed by the collective interests of mankind. I must again repeat,... ...g reliance on veracity, it ought to be recognized, and, if pos sible, its limits defined; and if the principle of utility is good for anything, it mu... ...d the general interest, in which that of every individual is included, set limits to the maxim; and those limits ought to be strictly construed. As ev...

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...rce and stratagem; (2) subsistence must be obtainable on sufficiently easy terms to admit of the exemption of a considerable portion of the community ... ...plain that the barbarian notion which it is here intended to convey by the term “animate” is not the same as would be conveyed by 10 The Theory of th... ... be conveyed by 10 The Theory of the Leisure Class the word “living”. The term does not cover all living things, and it does cover a great many other... ... apprehended as “animate” except when taken collectively. As here used the term does not necessarily imply an indwelling soul or spirit. The con- cept... ... meets with activity that is at all obtrusive, he construes it in the only terms that are ready to hand — the terms immediately given in his conscious... ...stry, and especially during the earlier development of industry within the limits of this general stage, the utility of their services seems commonly ... ...its demands. That is to say, while the decadent book may be beautiful, the limits within which the designer may work are fixed by require- ments of a ... ...ple, from sympathy, hon- esty and regard for life, may, within fairly wide limits, he said to further the success of the individual in the pecuniary c... ...t been scored in terms of either wealth or power. It is only within narrow limits, and then only in a Pickwickian sense, that honesty is the best poli...

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...eems to intimate by the withdrawal of Socrates that he is passing beyond the limits of his teaching; and in the Sophist and Statesman, as well as in t... ...e ‘very good sort of people when we know them,’ and all of them part on good terms with Socrates. But he is speaking of a being as imagi nary as the ... ...the distinguished histo rian of Greece. He appears to maintain (1) that the term ‘Sophist’ is not the name of a particu lar class, and would have be... ...r altered. Examples of the former class are furnished by some ecclesiastical terms: apostles, prophets, bishops, elders, catholics. Examples of the la... ...ral one. A curious effect is produced on the meaning of a word when the very term which is stigmatized by the world (e.g. Methodists) is adopted by th... ...hich they have assumed, or applies it to them only in mockery or irony . The term ‘Sophist’ is one of those words of which the meaning has been both c... ...right in assuming that an animal so various could not be confined within the limits of a single definition. In the infancy of logic, men sought only t... ...ng to the organic and inorganic, to the physical and moral, their respective limits, and showing how they all work together in the world and in man. P...

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.......................................................................................... 389 Chapter III Of General Terms ................................ ........................................................................... 459 Chapter VIII Of Abstract and Concrete Terms ................................ ...trious men had not been much cumbered with the learned but frivolous use of uncouth, affected, or unin- telligible terms, introduced into the sciences... ...ook, and is of consequence to be rightly understood. What I thereupon said was this:— Clear and distinct ideas are terms which, though fa- miliar and ... ...iety of ideas that enter into men’s discourses and reasonings. But this hinders not but that when any one uses any term, he may have in his mind a det... ...apacious mind of man to expatiate in, which takes its flight further than the stars, and cannot be confined by the limits of the world; that extends i... ...tion, and so may come to a step and non ultra in his consideration of motion. So also, in his thoughts, he may set limits to body, and the extension b... ...ease, and apply them, so added, to durations past or to come. And this we can continue to do on, without bounds or limits, and proceed in infini- tum,... ...or let any one say, that beyond the bounds of body, there is nothing at all; unless he will confine God within the limits of matter. Solomon, whose un...

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...ill or the exercise of thought. However, no one has hitherto laid down the limits to the powers of the body, that is, no one has as yet been taught by... ...temple. However, I have just pointed out that the objectors cannot fix the limits of the body’s power, or say what can be concluded from a considerati... ... power whereby the thing exists, that the thing could not exist beyond the limits of that time, but that it must be destroyed; but this (III. iv.) is ... ...rther, between appetite and desire there is no difference, except that the term desire is generally applied to men, in so far as they are conscious of... ...op. I am aware that certain authors, who were the first to introduce these terms “sympathy” and “antipathy,” wished to signify thereby some occult qua... ...lities in things; nevertheless I think we may be permitted to use the same terms to indicate known or manifest qualities. XVI. Simply from the fact th... ... Note II.—From what has just been said, we understand what is meant by the terms Hope, Fear, Confidence, Despair, Joy, and Disappointment. “Hope” is n... ...of ‘Pity,’ which we may define as ‘pain arising from another’s hurt.’ What term we can use for pleasure arising from another’s gain, I know not. We wi...

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... really corresponding to the processes which a later logic designates by the terms ‘abstraction’ and ‘gen eralization.’ When we have described accura... ...ords to which they relate have become trivial; their true nature as abstract terms is perfectly understood by us, and we are inclined to regard the tr... ...he school of Cratylus and Heracleitus, may have seen that a contradiction in terms is sometimes the best expression of a truth higher than either (com... ... becoming older and younger than itself, (for older and younger are relative terms, and he who becomes older be comes younger ,) and is also of the s... ...elligible, e.g. in the contra diction which is elicited out of the relative terms older and younger: (11) The relation between two terms is regarded ... ...ourse be parts of it. Right. But then, again, a beginning and an end are the limits of everything? 68 Parmenides Certainly . Then the one, having nei... ...one if it has being is one and many , 81 Parmenides whole and parts, having limits and yet unlim ited in number? Clearly . And because having limits...

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...g from his subordinates or competitors. (4) But are we not exceeding all due limits; and is there not a measure of all arts and sciences, to which the... ...ception of the Statesman; but if we say ‘managing’ or ‘tending’ animals, the term would include him as well. Having remodelled the name, we may subdiv... ...her department is to be delegated. And let us further imagine, that when the term of their magistracy has expired, the magistrates ap- pointed by them... ...dols—wizards, and also Sophists; for, after 24 Statesman many windings, the term ‘Sophist’ comes home to them. And now enough of centaurs and satyrs:... ...ay be subdivided into two lesser classes: one of these is described by us in terms expressive of motion or energy , and the other in terms expressive ... ... and we say also, how calm! how temperate! how dignified! This opposition of terms is extended by us to all actions, to the tones of the voice, the no... ...or the first time appears in view—the science of government, which fixes the limits of all the rest. This conception of the political or royal science... ...e best way of taking care of them. The question is often asked, What are the limits of legislation in relation to morals? And the answer is to the sam... ...n to the law , conforms to fixed rules and lies for the most part within the limits of previous decisions. IV . The bitterness of the Statesman is cha...

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...esentatives met in a special session to resolve the impasse, pursuant to the terms spelled out in the Constitution. After 30 hours of debate and ballo... ...ice President. President John Adams, who had run unsuccessfully for a second term, left Washington on the day of the inauguration without attending th... ... OF THE UNITED STATES 21 mutual interests and intercourse on fair and equal terms. We are firmly convinced, and we act on that convic tion, that wit... ...ts with foreign na tions, to extinguish the native right of soil within our limits, to extend those limits, and to apply such a sur plus to our publ... ...said, fellow citizens, that the income reserved had enabled us to extend our limits, but that extension may possibly pay for itself before we are call... ...have been overwhelmed by the current or driven before it; now reduced within limits too narrow for the hunter’s state, humanity enjoins us to teach th... ...AL ADDRESSES OF THE PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES 26 human nature and the limits of my own understanding will produce errors of judgment sometimes ... ...h invites the smiles of Heaven on the means of conducting it to a successful termination. May we not cherish this sentiment without presump tion when... ...scarcely out of the scabbard before the enemy was apprised of the reasonable terms on which it would be resheathed. Still more precise advances were r...

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...f Navarre. These privileges, from the praises and eulogies they express in terms very personal and very exceptional, are as important in Rabelais’ lif... ... A very striking point is the profound difference in the use of anatomical terms. In the other books they are most frequently used in a humorous sense... ... in the fifth they are applied correctly. It was necessary to include such terms to keep up the practice, but the writer has not thought of using them... ... not a better judgment, a better discourse, and that ex- pressed in better terms than your son, with a completer car- riage and civility to all manner... ...uch distinct pronunciation, so pleasant a delivery, in such exquisite fine terms, and so good Latin, that he seemed rather a Gracchus, a Cicero, an Ae... ... end nor rule. For he was wont to 84 Gargantua & Pantagruel say, That the limits and bounds of drinking were, when the cork of the shoes of him that ... ...s of the war by provoking, praising, or counselling him to come out of his limits thus to trouble us. Chapter 1.LI. How the victorious Gargantuists we... ...g should be sacrificed that had died; teaching us thereby that the bounds, limits, and frontiers of kingdoms should be guarded, and preserved in peace... ...— Hic ego nec metas rerum, nec tempora pono. No bounds are to be set, no limits here. Which was fulfilled by the goodly genealogical row of his race...

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...st of a metaphysical sys- tem called Comprehensionism, and inventor of the term “Crosstianity” to distinguish the retrograde element in Christendom, w... ...as a prosperous bur- glar, incendiary, ravisher or murderer, to the utmost limits of humanity’s comparatively negligible impulses in these direc- tion... ... arms; nor is it really improved by substi- tuting saints for cranks. Both terms denote men of genius; and the common man does not want to live the li... ...e first duty of every citi- zen is to insist on having money on reasonable terms; and this demand is not complied with by giving four men three shil- ... ...ontrary, it has over- come him so completely that he refuses to die on any terms whatever. I do not call a Salvationist really saved until he is ready... ... Satan. She refuses to prosecute a drunken ruffian; she converses on equal terms with a black- guard whom no lady could be seen speaking to in the pub...

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...t always present, are inserted a good many bad jests, as we may venture to term them. We may ob- serve an attempt at artificial ornament, and far-fetc... ... group of listeners by whom he is surrounded, ‘Philebus’ boys’ as they are termed, whose presence is several times intimated, are described as all of ... ...brings them within the sphere of human cognition. This is described by the terms harmony, health, order, perfection, and the like. All things, in as f... ...comes beauty. And if we translate his language into corre- sponding modern terms, we shall not be far wrong in say- ing that here, as well as in the R... ...o identify vicious pleasures with some form of error, and insists that the term false may be ap- plied to them: in this he appears to be carrying out... ...re without their light. Why should we endeavour to bind all men within the limits of a single metaphysical conception? The necessary imperfection of ... ...re high and what low, and the number and nature of the intervals and their limits or proportions, and the systems compounded out of them, which our fa...

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... Miss Masons and Doctoress Montessoris would you be likely to get on these terms even if they occurred much more fre- quently in nature than they actu... ..., and generally to behave in an altogether unaccountable manner within the limits imposed by the simi- lar rights of its neighbors. And the rights of ... ...ll be schooled, mentally and physically, from the cradle to the end of the term of adult compulsory military service, and finally of compulsory civil ... ...bvious measure of justice be demanded by the secretary of a Trade Union in terms which omit all expressions of subservience, and it is with the greate... ...ng people of all sorts with whom one is not, as in the home, on privileged terms. These can be acquired only by “mixing with the world,” no matter how... ...than about most of the other people he mentions. I myself was never on bad terms with my mother: we lived together until I was forty-two years old, ab...

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...oyhood and the stuffiness of age. Rickie had dis- covered it in his second term, when the January snows had melted and left fiords and lagoons of 19 ... ...eld her son at a little distance. Her kind- ness and unselfishness knew no limits, but if he tried to be dramatic and thank her, she told him not to b... ...ever heard of him.” “He’s my year too. He got a blue for hockey his second term.” “I know nothing about the ‘Varsity.” Rickie winced at the abbreviati... ...f exercise-paper, and the three sorts of caning, and “The Sawtonian,” a bi-terminal magazine. His plump finger was in every pie. The dome of his skull... ...morning from 7 to 8. Games were compulsory. They must not go to parties in term time. They must keep to bounds. Of course the reform was not complete.... ...d better go home to your mothers.” He returned to his background, and next term Mr. Pem- 44 The Longest Journey broke was to take his place. Such wer... ... himself for another battle. “I cannot stand this sort of thing. There are limits.” He laid the letter down. It was Herbert who picked 195 EM Forster...

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...n, and wins. Now this mode of reasoning in the schoolboy, whom his fellows termed ‘lucky,’—what, in its last analysis, is it?” “It is merely,” I said,... .... With an art worthy a better cause, for example, they have insinuated the term ‘analysis’ into application to algebra. The French are the originators... ...bra. The French are the originators of this particular deception; but if a term is of any importance—if words derive any value from applicability—then... ...re are numerous other mathematical truths which are only truths within the limits of relation. But the math- ematician argues, from his finite truths,... ...ive evidence, obtained by the Pre- fect, that it was not hidden within the limits of that dignitary’s ordinary search -the more satisfied I became tha... ...cise character of his thoughts, when, being defied by her whom the Prefect terms ‘a certain personage’ he is reduced to opening the letter which I lef... ...he Niger. See Simmona’s Colonial Maga- zine . *The Myrmeleon-lion-ant. The term “monster” is equally ap- plicable to small abnormal things and to grea... ...n of certain effects of stringed instruments. It was, perhaps, the narrow limits to which he thus confined himself upon the guitar, which gave birth,... ... if those who bore me (a ghastly train!) had outrun, in their descent, the limits of the limitless, and paused from the wearisomeness of their toil. A...

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...out, that the only bridge ever carried away on the main branch, within the limits of the town, was driven up stream by the wind. But wherever it makes... ...t. His active faculties are para lyzed by the idea of cast, of impassable limits, of destiny and the tyranny of time. Kreeshna’s argument, it must be... ...s? Is it a monument to the body only that is intended? “Having reached the term of his natural life”;—would it not be truer to say, Having reached th... ...rm of his natural life”;—would it not be truer to say, Having reached the term of his unnatural life? The rarest quality in an epitaph is truth. If ... ... seaboard to the moun tains. More extensive fogs, however, have their own limits. I once saw the day break from the top of Saddle back Moun tain in ... ...the character of individu als. Our discourse all runs to slander, and our limits grow narrower as we advance. How is it that we are impelled to treat... ...m. The true and not despairing Friend will address his Friend in some such terms as these. “I never asked thy leave to let me love thee,—I have a righ... ...gotten, or, in short, the manifold influences of nature survive during the term of our natural life, so surely my Friend shall forever be my Friend, a... ... facultie, and lette Frenchmen in their Frenche also enditen their queinte termes, for it is kyndely to their mouthes, and let us shewe our fantasies ...

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... not lose faith in the just and true. It is Glaucon who seizes what may be termed the ludicrous relation of the philosopher to the world, to whom a s... ... that justice is the giving to each man what is proper to him, and this he termed a debt. That must have been his meaning, he said. By heaven! I repli... ...should execute—is he a ruler in the popular or in the strict sense of the term? In the strictest of all senses, he said. And now cheat and play the i... ...has been admitted? Yes. And the pilot likewise, in the strict sense of the term, is a ruler of sailors and not a mere sailor? That has been admitted.... ...s has made slaves of them, then, instead of these names of reproach, he is termed happy and blessed, not only by the citizens but by all who hear of ... ... or physician, who knows intuitively his own powers and keeps within their limits, and who, if he fails at any point, is able to recover himself. So l... ...to know the general forms in which poets should cast their tales, and the limits which must be observed by them, but to make the tales is not their b... ...ctly, is always pretty much the same in style, and he will keep within the limits of a single harmony (for the changes are not great), and in like ma...

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...him to Birmingham to that horrid T rade Congress. We parted on the best of terms. He couldn’t have been more affectionate. I will kill myself; I don’t... ...hard as before banking was introduced. But as the world would not on these terms have banked at all, he had to give them some of the saving as an indu... ...gement respecting the fees which have been paid in advance for the current term. “I am, dear madam, “Yours faithfully, “Maria Wilson.” “A nice young l... ...g infa- mous if I am expelled. I ought to be let stay until the end of the term; and as to the Rec—the fault book, you told me most particularly when ... ...esome, and very fond of you and of the college; and I won’t come back next term unless you like.” “Agatha,” said Miss Wilson, shaken, “these expressio... ...om persons whose conceptions are never too wide to be expressed within the limits of a sixpenny telegram. I shall confine myself to correcting a few m...

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...and reluctant to continue the discussion, he parts company on perfectly good terms, and appears to be, as he says of himself, the ‘least jeal ous of ... ...und; and yet has to be recovered by every one for himself who would pass the limits of proverbial and popular philoso phy. The moral and intellectual... ...operty of yourself and of your friends in carrying out at any price this de termination, although, as you admit, you do not know him, and have never ... ...s them is to be corrected, or, in other words, called to account, which is a term used not only in your coun try , but also in many others, seeing th... ...ect you, as Prodicus cor rects me when I use the word ‘awful’ (deinon) as a term of praise. If I say that Protagoras or any one else is an ‘awfully’ ... ...d of calling that which is good ‘awful’; and then he explains to me that the term ‘awful’ is al ways taken in a bad sense, and that no one speaks of ...