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Перевод: apocrypha

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апокрифические книги; апокрифы

Тезаурус:

1. With Flaubert, the apocrypha cast a second shadow.
2. For the Apocrypha proper, let us be systematic.
3. Ackroyd advises us, by way of announcement, that this is the kind of insignificant piece of apocrypha he is prepared to check.
4. A Christian may relate this concept to that of the Word in the prologue to St John's Gospel, or to the idea of Wisdom in the Old Testament and the Apocrypha with its quasi-personal cause.
5. The Wilde apocrypha contains a joke which says it all - or a fair part of it.
6. Reportedly Coburn also advanced the name TARDIS to represent the bridge between how the ship would appear on the outside, and its size inside, namely Time And Relative Dimensions In Space - a neat piece of apocrypha to side-step explaining the revolutionary media sf concept of not having the space-ship's interior at all resemble its exterior.
7. This section of the Apocrypha contains a large amount of juvenilia, useful mainly to the psychobiographer.
8. Lost works, rather than strict apocrypha; but we might note here: a) Juliet Herbert's translation of Madame Bovary , which the novelist oversaw, and which he proclaimed "a masterpiece"; b) the translation referred to in a letter of 1844: "I have read Candide twenty times.
9. The Flaubert Apocrypha
10. These, perhaps, are more truly tantalising; these are the real apocrypha.
11. We had our own British equivalent in The Professionals and The Sweeney which added our apocrypha to the Gospel according to Hollywood.
12. And just as the Spirit cannot be equated with any property in man, equally it cannot be regarded as the stuff of which the world is made, the comprehensive life principle which integrates the universe, as the Stoics maintained - a view which, through pagan philosophical influence, crept into the inter-testamental books of the Apocrypha.
13. As we have noted, the Celtic Church drew upon a broad spectrum of texts beyond Rome's sphere of influence - Nazarean texts, Nestorian texts, Priscillianist texts, Gnostic and Manichaean texts, books of both Judaic and "Christian" apocrypha.