“Weber's texts also employ the typology to distinguish the asceticism of medieval monastics from that of Calvinism.”

“After World War II, no typology equivalent to the World War I doughboy arose.”

“The old typology understands the president at the Eucharist not in terms of a bare symbolism, but in terms of a symbolic realism.”

“Caucasians, Africans, Asians, or Inuits are types for a typologist that conspicuously differ from other human ethnic groups and are sharply separated from them.”

“Both as an exegete and as a typologist he appears as a disciple of the Pharisees.”

“This contradiction has created confusion for a comparativistl typologist reader and researcher as well.”

“The other possibility would be to explore such typologies in the Irish archive on other historical subjects.”

“Sound empirical research is particularly lacking on risk estimation and typologies of children who set fires.”

“Pavlov and his colleagues made life-long efforts to blend both behavioural and psychophysiological observations into typologies.”