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Updated: June 20, 2025
But I'm ashamed for you." "Ashamed ?" "You are Romance as everything, and by what I make out every one, about you is; so what more do you want? Your Preface the only one worth speaking of was written long ages ago by the most beautiful imagination of man." Humanised at least for these moments, she could understand enough to declare that she didn't. "I don't, I don't!"
Thomson writes: 'It is clear that the Fijians humanised their gods, because they had once existed on earth in human form.... Like other primitive people, the Fijians deified their ancestors. Yet the Fijians 'may have forgotten the names of their ancestors three generations back'! How in the world can you deify a person whom you don't remember?
I felt, as I looked, that here, for me at least, the mythopoem of the lagoons was humanised; the spirit of the saltwater lakes had appeared to me; the final touch of life emergent from nature had been given. I was satisfied; for I had seen a poem. Then we rose, and wandered through the Jews' cemetery.
I felt, as I looked, that here, for me at least, the mythopoem of the lagoons was humanised; the spirit of the salt-water lakes had appeared to me; the final touch of life emergent from nature had been given. I was satisfied; for I had seen a poem. Then we rose, and wandered through the Jews' cemetery.
Led in by Antigone, Oedipus is banished by Creon, who forbids the burial of Polyneices. After touching the dead Jocasta and his two sons, he passes to exile and rest at Colonus. The harsh story favoured by Sophocles has been greatly humanised by Euripides, who could not accept all the savagery of the received legend.
'Of that little head little face rather that I gave you at Nemi. Don't you see it? 'I always said she was like your Greek bust, said Eleanor slowly. 'Ah, that was in her first archaic stage. But now that she's more at ease with us you see? there's the purity of line just the same but subtilised humanised somehow! It's the change from marble to terra-cotta, isn't it?
This is neither because the Greeks at this time idealised their athletes nor because they humanised their gods, but because they typified them both; that is to say, they represented them by a type which was the most perfect rendering within their power either of man or of an anthropomorphic deity.
Zillah wept, and was humanised. After a little time, she arrayed herself in befitting garments, but placed pistols within her bosom. Long before the appointed hour, and despite the watchfulness of Sir Willmott's spies, she was secreted near the ruined chapel adjoining Cecil Place.
It is the highest expression of human civilisation in an individual form, and mankind is the richer for its appearance. Our purpose is not only to see to it that men shall be housed and fed and clothed in a manner worthy of human beings, but also that they may become humanised by participation in the culture of centuries, that they may themselves possess culture and produce it.
Because they humanised knowledge; because they broadened the basis of life and intelligence; because they worked powerfully to diffuse sweetness and light, to make reason and the will of God prevail.
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