 | Thomas George Morton, Frank Woodbury - 1895 - عدد الصفحات: 682
...The last group constitutes, with the person of Christ, the entire subject. All the rest is accessory. No episode, no digression is idly introduced which...appears to feel for all the sufferers who surround and entreat his benevolent attention to their respective infirmities, yet the entire scene consists... | |
 | Thomas G. Morton, Frank Woodbury - 1895 - عدد الصفحات: 700
...The last group constitutes, with the person of Christ, the entire subject. All the rest is accessory. No episode, no digression is idly introduced which...attention of the beholder; and, although the Son of <!od appears to feel for all the sufferers who surround and entreat his benevolent attention to their... | |
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... hardly excusable faults are to be found. The last group (which, if we consider its high importance as an integral part of the whole, we have but slightly sketched) constitutes, with the person of Christ, the entire subject : all the rest is accessary.... 