Inge, W. R.:Personal Religion and the Life of Devotion
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Internationaler Buchtitel. In englischer Sprache. Verlag: DODO PR, 96 Seiten, L=216mm, B=140mm, H=6mm, Gew.=132gr, [GR: 21600 - TB/Belletristik/Biographien, Erinnerungen], [SW: - Biograp… Mehr…
Internationaler Buchtitel. In englischer Sprache. Verlag: DODO PR, 96 Seiten, L=216mm, B=140mm, H=6mm, Gew.=132gr, [GR: 21600 - TB/Belletristik/Biographien, Erinnerungen], [SW: - Biography / Autobiography], Kartoniert/Broschiert, Klappentext: PERSONAL RELIGION AND THE LIFE OF DEVOTION 3n Jrlemori of Mn. Lmiiij Otelik Qairlelgk Of Qreai Moolt over to the People of J anm Gify o i from her Jsaucjkter KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI PUBLIC LIBRARY PERSONAL RELIGION AND THE LIFE OF DEVOTION BY W. R. INGE Dean of St. Pauls WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY THE ORD BISHOP OP I, ONDON WITH FRONTISPIECE SECOND IMPRESSION LONGMANS, GREEN AND 00. 39 PATORNOSTBR ROW, LONDON, C 4 NEW YORK, TORONTO BOMBAY, CALCUTTA AND MADRAS 1924 IN MEMORIAM FILIOLJE DILECTISSIMJE Filia, non ullos obliviscenda per annos, dulce decus nostrtz delicitvque domus, quantulacumque niece debentur tempora vitce, nulla aderit sine te nox mihi, nulla dies, nondum bis senos cetas tua viderat annos explesti spatio tempora longa brevi. immatura quidem non imperfect, fnisti in te grande Deus deproperavit opus. Iteta puellari solita es te iungere ludo, Iceta iocos hilares car per e, Ic ta chores sic tamen interdum ut te non latuisse putarem unde fores et qua mox reditura via advena ceu nostris qui delectatur in oris, sed patriB non vult immemor esse domus. lenis erat cursus morbi, nee cceperat umquam tarn cari capitis nos cruciave dolor sed sensim vitcB compagine lassa soluta submisit placida dulce quiete caput. summa dies aderat, pictam cum mane tabellawi attuleram extremo deposuique toro. ilia meum complexa caput, 6 pater optime, di it f scisne, pater, quantum te tua filia amet at quc marcentem docuit Deus ipse puellam, quam prope i-irgineo constitit ipse toro hue veluti sacras accedebamus ad aras j hie dulcis pietas hie habitabat amor. 4 Ji4 u tu miJii testis eras, medice o carissime, tuque iuncta illi studio fida ministra pan. nee fuit ilia minus sociis dilecta puellis, accipere inccetum quce voluere suum. his placet in ludo personas sumere fictas, induere et propria pallia facta manu. Asphodeli no sir am appellant cognomine Paulam, nobilis affertur vestis et apta decs, regina Elysii campi prodire iubetur iota cohors parvam rite salutat heram. quam decuit macro ndentis fastus in ore, quam pulcre exsangues subrubuere gence I e quibus una diu pictura clara sodalem ingenio voluit nobilitare suo. pingitur in tabula ccelo mea Paula recepta, narcissos prcebet qua pudibunda Deo. parvulus arridens Christus cum virgine matre porrigit infantes ad pia dona manus. quern circumvolitat tenerorum ccetus Amorum lucent cceruleo sidera multa polo, infra vernat humus totum flaventibus agrum Candida narcissis lilia mi ta tegunt sic placet in ccBlum sumptam mihi fingere natam. cui fuerat cordi quidquid ubique nitet. respice nos, si fas illic meminisse tuorum, aspectu frueris qua propiore Dei, at, pater, immerito cui pascere contigit agnam in gremium qualem tollere Christus amat, quod Dominus donamt et imputat accipe munus abreptam noli plangere disce sequi INTRODUCTION very grateful to the Dean of St. Pauls for writing this beautiful little book for us, and especially for unveiling Ms soul to us in the last chapter. We were all with him in spirit and sympathy when he so bravely gave back his beloved little daughter to God just before last Easter, but it is not easy for a naturally reserved man to write about such a sorrow in order to help others, and I fed certain that his many readers throughout the world will be grateful to him for doing so. It will strengthen many mourners to learn that bereavement is the deepest initiation into the mysteries of human life, an initiation moresearching and profound than even happy love. I ove remembered and consecrated by grief belongs, more dearly than the happy intercourse of friends, to the eternal world it has proved stronger than death 1 p. 88. But it is not only in the last chapter that the author of this book has revealed the secret of his own life... PERSONAL RELIGION AND THE LIFE OF DEVOTION 3n Jrlemori of Mn. Lmiiij Otelik Qairlelgk Of Qreai Moolt over to the People of J anm Gify o i from her Jsaucjkter KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI PUBLIC LIBRARY PERSONAL RELIGION AND THE LIFE OF DEVOTION BY W. R. INGE Dean of St. Pauls WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY THE ORD BISHOP OP I, ONDON WITH FRONTISPIECE SECOND IMPRESSION LONGMANS, GREEN AND 00. 39 PATORNOSTBR ROW, LONDON, C 4 NEW YORK, TORONTO BOMBAY, CALCUTTA AND MADRAS 1924 IN MEMORIAM FILIOLJE DILECTISSIMJE Filia, non ullos obliviscenda per annos, dulce decus nostrtz delicitvque domus, quantulacumque niece debentur tempora vitce, nulla aderit sine te nox mihi, nulla dies, nondum bis senos cetas tua viderat annos explesti spatio tempora longa brevi. immatura quidem non imperfect, fnisti in te grande Deus deproperavit opus. Iteta puellari solita es te iungere ludo, Iceta iocos hilares car per e, Ic ta chores sic tamen interdum ut te non latuisse putarem unde fores et qua mox reditura via advena ceu nostris qui delectatur in oris, sed patriB non vult immemor esse domus. lenis erat cursus morbi, nee cceperat umquam tarn cari capitis nos cruciave dolor sed sensim vitcB compagine lassa soluta submisit placida dulce quiete caput. summa dies aderat, pictam cum mane tabellawi attuleram extremo deposuique toro. ilia meum complexa caput, 6 pater optime, di it f scisne, pater, quantum te tua filia amet at quc marcentem docuit Deus ipse puellam, quam prope i-irgineo constitit ipse toro hue veluti sacras accedebamus ad aras j hie dulcis pietas hie habitabat amor. 4 Ji4 u tu miJii testis eras, medice o carissime, tuque iuncta illi studio fida ministra pan. nee fuit ilia minus sociis dilecta puellis, accipere inccetum quce voluere suum. his placet in ludo personas sumere fictas, induere et propria pallia facta manu. Asphodeli no sir am appellant cognomine Paulam, nobilis affertur vestis et apta decs, regina Elysii campi prodire iubetur iota cohors parvam rite salutat heram. quam decuit macro ndentis fastus in ore, quam pulcre exsangues subrubuere gence I e quibus una diu pictura clara sodalem ingenio voluit nobilitare suo. pingitur in tabula ccelo mea Paula recepta, narcissos prcebet qua pudibunda Deo. parvulus arridens Christus cum virgine matre porrigit infantes ad pia dona manus. quern circumvolitat tenerorum ccetus Amorum lucent cceruleo sidera multa polo, infra vernat humus totum flaventibus agrum Candida narcissis lilia mi ta tegunt sic placet in ccBlum sumptam mihi fingere natam. cui fuerat cordi quidquid ubique nitet. respice nos, si fas illic meminisse tuorum, aspectu frueris qua propiore Dei, at, pater, immerito cui pascere contigit agnam in gremium qualem tollere Christus amat, quod Dominus donamt et imputat accipe munus abreptam noli plangere disce sequi INTRODUCTION very grateful to the Dean of St. Pauls for writing this beautiful little book for us, and especially for unveiling Ms soul to us in the last chapter. We were all with him in spirit and sympathy when he so bravely gave back his beloved little daughter to God just before last Easter, but it is not easy for a naturally reserved man to write about such a sorrow in order to help others, and I fed certain that his many readers throughout the world will be grateful to him for doing so. It will strengthen many mourners to learn that bereavement is the deepest initiation into the mysteries of human life, an initiation moresearching and profound than even happy love. I ove remembered and consecrated by grief belongs, more dearly than the happy intercourse of friends, to the eternal world it has proved stronger than death 1 p. 88. But it is not only in the last chapter that the author of this book has revealed the secret of his own life...<
