| The polarity between male and female is, following Philo's procedure, often allegorized as an anthropological dualism or dichotomy. |
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| They apparently couldn't bear to have God's creative acts in time, so they allegorized the days to an instant. |
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| In this dream poem the narrator enters the Garden of Mirth where he sees various allegorized figures and falls in love with a rosebud. |
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| And what does it mean for a community, a people to be allegorized as ghosts? |
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| In this issue we look at the vow of obedience by considering how the school of Giotto allegorized Francis' living of holy obedience. |
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| That she ultimately became allegorized to personify wisdom and righteousness was a natural development of her patronage of skill. |
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| But both the ancient gods and the surviving classics reasserted their fascination, entering medieval culture in theologically allegorized form. |
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| Law, history, prophecy, poetry, and even Jesus' parables yielded new meanings when allegorized. |
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| The most explicitly religious part of his myth is the most strenuously, and the least successfully, allegorized. |
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| It shows Apollo and the Four Continents, including America, allegorized by an Indian astride an alligator. |
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| Question: Master, the Devil is always allegorized with the trident. |
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| Some drawings in this manual are allegorized. |
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| Anita Hill, who saw her own presence at the Clarence Thomas hearings endlessly analyzed and allegorized, finds plenty of significance in the trial's reception, but says the trial itself had none. |
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| As the founding gesture shows, for Perrault, the project in its ensemble must be allegorized by a figure, an image that negates the idea of a moment of conception, of a fixed staggering of development moments. |
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