The systematic theologians among the authors turn either to history or to prolegomena. |
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The book is organized on a conventional scheme of theological loci, from prolegomena through eschatology. |
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Properly speaking, these relics are but prolegomena to resurrection. |
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The methodological procedure of prolegomena, and especially of those that are to prepare for a future metaphysics, will therefore be analytic. |
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Louis-Raymond Maranda, President of the Chamber of the judicial officers of Quebec, recalled as prolegomena to his intervention that Canada is the second largest country in the world after the Russian Federation. |
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Evoking such questions, the writer offers a prolegomena to a discussion of what constitutes true freedom. |
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Among the most useful components of Bernini's Biographies is the lengthy prolegomena that precedes the work's ten interdisciplinary essays. |
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Francoise Andrieux declared as prolegomena of her speech. |
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Yet we hold that the Prolegomena were not the best place for the exhibition of the points of doctrine which should make up Bibliology. |
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A somewhat dated introduction to the study of old Welsh poetry can be found in his 1904 article Prolegomena to the Study of Old Welsh Poetry. |
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