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  1. Matthew Lyon in Kentucky

    … Shakespeare has the wily Cassius speak, and thus Matthew Lyon must have believed; else he had not contended so fiercely, so incessantly, and so interminably against such adverse circumstances as the average individual would have submitted to sooner or later. Many may have thought so; the facts …

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  2. Performance portfolio : Matthew James McKay

    This folio brings together four projects that are representative of the practice-basedactivities I have undertaken while studying for the DMA.My first studio recording project aims to demonstrate how the flute can be used toreinterpret a vocal line in the context of a modern deep funk track. My …

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  3. Matthew Arnold and the Romantics

    Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-03T20:52:08Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 5805419.pdf: 23429294 bytes, checksum: 91969a4d62c4ca5d8e7840305af3463f (MD5) Previous issue date: 1958

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  4. Sir Matthew Hale (1609-76)

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  5. Matthew Clay: old school Republican

    Matthew Clay was born on May 25, 1754 in western Halifax County, Virginia, which became Pittsylvania County in 1767. He was the son of Charles and Martha Green Clay. As an officer in the Continental Army, he served in the 9th Virginia Regiment (1776-1778), the 1st Virginia Regiment (1778-1781) and …

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  6. Literature and Education: Recalling Matthew Arnold

    … is thought to have the potential to achieve what Matthew Arnold considers the supreme characteristic of intellectual freedom, "the intellectual maturity of man himself; the tendency to observe facts with a critical spirit; to search for their law, not to wander among them at random; to judge by …

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  7. Divine Grace in the Gospel of Matthew

    … the theme of divine grace in the Gospel of Matthew by using John Barclay’s taxonomy of six perfections of grace as a heuristic tool by which to explain how this concept is developed. Ultimately, this dissertation argues that divine grace in the Gospel of Matthew is a lavish outpouring of …

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  8. Greek Thought in Matthew Arnold's Prose Works

    … of the Victorian Age which are significant to Matthew Arnold’s Hellenic thought. The purpose in rapidly reviewing this era is to establish a basis for judging the quality of Arnold’s thought as compared with the period in which he was involved.

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  9. Fusion action systems by Matthew J.K. Gelvin.

    The study of fusion first arose in the local theory of finite groups. Puig abstracted the fusion data of a finite group to the notion of fusion system, an object that reflects local data in more abstract algebraic settings, such as the block theory of finite groups. Martino and Priddy conjectured …

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  10. The English Reputation of Matthew Arnold, 1840-1877

    Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-03T20:52:18Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 5902065.pdf: 22218566 bytes, checksum: c35bd7b3b72319a6be74278aa0858aeb (MD5) Previous issue date: 1959

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  11. Jesus’s use of hyperbole in the Gospel of Matthew

    … to Jesus’s use of hyperbole in the Gospel of Matthew. The Gospel of Matthew is chosen, among other reasons, because it provides numerous examples of Jesus’s use of hyperbole. That said, this thesis aims to be a comprehensive study of Jesus’s use of hyperbole (in the Gospel of Matthew) by …

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  12. John the Baptist and the Jewish Setting of Matthew

    <p>Although recent discussions on the Gospel of Matthew have emphasized the document's setting within first-century Judaism, these studies have not analyzed how the figure of John the Baptist functions within this setting. The failure to address the significance of the Baptist for the Gospel's …

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  13. The Delimitation of Pericopes: a Case Study in Matthew

    … for the pericopes which contained passages from Matthew were entered into a computer for each comparator. The references were collated, sorted in canonical order, and a cross tabulation was generated to indicate which pericopes were found in each comparator. Each pericope was then analyzed to …

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  14. Hypocrisy in Rival Traditions: A Dialogue Between Matthew and Epictetus

    … on hypocrisy between the rival traditions of Matthew and Epictetus reveal about Matthew’s concept of hypocrisy? I argue that a dialogical comparison between Matthew and Epictetus on hypocrisy and its function within their rival traditions accentuates similarities such as the errors of …

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  15. Metánoia (Repentance): A Major Theme of the Gospel of Matthew

    Mετάνοια (repentance) is a major theme of Matthew, manifested in Jesus’ first words in Matthew 4:17. Matthew 4:17 summarizes Jesus’ teaching and ministry (cf. 3:2) and the command to turn (μετανοέω) in view of the imminent coming of the kingdom of heaven to be a major message of Jesus’ teaching in …

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  16. Sir James Matthew Barrie, Romantic Philosopher in Modern Realistic Drama

    The industrial revolution blessed and cursed the English Victorian age. Blessed was the progress of invention and manufacture; cursed was the rugged individualism of selfish men. During this revolution, three great Victorian authors—Arnold, Ruskin, and Carlyle— rose to criticize England’s shallow …

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  17. Aspects of the Remnant Concept in the Gospel of Matthew

    … concept in the christology and ecclesiology of Matthew are dealt with in this dissertation. Special attention is given to the evangelist's distinctive interpretation of Jesus as the remnant and the conceptual structures (e.g., μαθητἠς, ὲκκλησἰα, μικροἰ, πτωχοἰ, ὲκλεκτοἰ, ὸλἰγοι, and others) that …

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