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Within German univer - sity circles the moral philosophy and Sinophilism of

Dictionary of the History of Ideas DONALD F. LACH 1968

Last week Congress gave up trying to produce its own version of univer-sal health care and went off on vacation.

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And then again they used to give the grandest gloriaspanquost univer-sal howldmoutherhibbert lectures on anarxaquy out of doxarch — ology (hello, Hibernia!) from sea to sea (Matt speaking!) accord — ing to the pictures postcard, with sexon grimmacticals, in the

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But the risers, exquisite as they are, have never been as univer - sally admired as the accompanying frieze of eagle warriors, one of the treasures of Mexican art.

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From his corruption by a satanist circle at the univer - sity of Bonn, Marx was a member of Guiseppe Mazzini's "Young Europe" cult, and was placed in the leadership of the Mazzini created International Working Men's Association by Mazzini personally.

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You could even attend the univer - sity at Krakow and become a leader like Wincenty Witos.,

Poland Michener, James 1983

During their reign a great univer - sity was founded in Krakow, hospitals were started, and stable forms of government initiated.

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It is not a reactionary society or an “archaiz ing” theory of art which must be understood, so much as Plato's effort to establish a theory of ideas or univer - sals as an objective ground for truth and existence.

CREATIVITY IN ART MILTON C. NAHM 1968

What the casuists did was (though on a lower level of generalization) exactly what the legalists did, namely, to subsume an individual instance under a universal, or near-universal, at least potentially univer - sal, concept.

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By this he aligned himself against both the physicians and other lay intellectuals of the univer - sity arts faculties and against the scholastic theologians for this remoteness from the pastoral role of the clergy.

Dictionary of the History of Ideas CHARLES TRINKAUS 1968