Job and Solomon: Or, The Wisdom of the Old Testament

INDEX.

Aaron, celebrated by Sirach, 193
Achamoth, Gnostic myth of, 161 n.
Adam, occurrence of the word in ‘Proverbs,’ 119
Addison, 145
Age, ascribed to Job, 71;
- description of, 229 sq.
Agur, 154, 170 sq.
Ahriman, 80
Akabia ben Mahalallel, 300
Akiba, Rabbi, 283
Alexandria, importance of, to Jews, 181
Allegorical view of ‘Job,’ 65;
- of Koheleth’s portrait of old age, 229 sq.
Alphabet of Ben Sira, 195 sq.
Amenemhat I., 156
Amos, parallels to ‘Job’ in, 87
Amos iv. 13, v. 8, perhaps interpolations, 52, n.
Angels, doctrine of, 44 sq. See also Spirits
Apap, the serpent, 76
Apocrypha, value of the, 179
Aquila, versions of, 277
Arabian theory of angels, 44 n.
Arabic Literature, euphuism in, 206
Arabic Poets, subjectivity, 64;
- parallels to ‘Job’ in, 100
Arabic Proverbs compared with Hebrew, 134;
- one quoted, 64
Arabisms, in ‘Job,’ 99, 291 sq.;
- in Proverbs, 172
Aramaisms, in ‘Job,’ 15 n., 92, 97, 99, 291 sq., 294;
- in ‘Proverbs,’ 154, 168, 172;
- in Koheleth, 257
Aristeas, the fragment of, 96
Aristotle, definition of Virtue, 28
Arnold, Matthew, 122
Artaxerxes II. and III., 258
Ashmedai, 80
Assyrian, Discoveries, 5 sq.;
- Policy of uprooting nations, 73;
- Theory of Angels, 44 n.
Atomism, doctrine of, 263
Atonement, doctrine of the, 3, 287, 45
Augustine, Saint, quoted, 147, 284
Aurelius, Marcus, mentioned, 289;
- quoted, 234;
- compared with Koheleth, 245, 266 sq.
Babylonian, animal fables, 126;
- physical theology, 52
Bacon, Lord, the New Atlantis, 132;
- Adv. of Learning, 210
Bagoses, 258
Bede, the Ven., on ‘Job,’ 90
Bedouin prayer, 52
Behemoth, 56
Ben Abuyah, 150
Bereshith Rabba, quoted, 188
Bernstein, on ‘Job,’ 293
Bertholdt, on ‘Job,’ 293
Bible, Milton’s view of the, 253
Biblical criticism, 1 sq.
Bickell, as a critic, 241;
- on Job (xix. 25-27), 35, 288;
- on Prov. (xxii. 19-21), 138;
- on Sirach, 195;
- on Koheleth (iv. 13-16), 213, (iii. 11) 276, (viii. 10) 220, 276;
- list of poetical passages in Koheleth, 206;
- on the text of Koheleth, 273;
- and passim
Bildad, his home, 15;
- the advocate of tradition, 17, 23
Binney, Mr., 296
Birthday, Job’s curse of his, 16
Blake, William, quoted, 54;
- his illustrations to ‘Job,’ 19, 45 n., 50, 56, 59, 65, 106 sq.
Book of the Dead, parallels with ‘Job,’ 39, 76
Böttcher, on ‘Job,’ 68
Bradley, Dean, 215, 229 n., 248
Breton legend of St. Ives, 140
Briggs, Prof., on Elihu’s speeches, 93, 296
Budde, on Aramaisms in ‘Job,’ 291 sqq.
Buddha, 218
Buddhist sayings, 128
Budge, Mr., on Tiamat, 78
Bullinger, on Sirach, 197
Bunsen, quoted, 108 n.
Bunyan, 109
Camerarius, edition of Sirach, 197
Canon, the, final settlement, 233, 281
Carlyle, quoted, 112, 144 n., 246
Ceremonial system, value of, 119 sq.;
- approved by Sirach, 190
Chabas, M., quoted, 57
Chaldæans, 73;
- their philosophy known to Job, 51
Chateaubriand, quoted, 65
Chinese proverbs, 129
Christ, never used directly anti-sacrificial language, 3 sq.;
- Kenotic view of His person, 7;
- whether Job a type of, 102 sq.;
- foregleams of, in Prov. viii., 176
Christian doctrine in Koheleth, 248 sq.
Church of England, attitude to Biblical criticism, 1 sq.
Cicero, dialogues, 207
Clement, of Rome, 176
Coleridge, quoted, 108
Constantinople, Councils at, 107, 282
Cosmos, conception of the world as, 52, 161
Cox, Dr., quoted, 46
Daniel, plural authorship of the Book of, 8
Dante, allusions to, 28, 51, 66, 76, 159, 194, 230;
- quotations from, 45, 54, 130;
- comparison of the Divina Commedia to ‘Job,’ 111
Davenant, quoted, 252
David, idealisation of, 131 sqq.
Davidson, on Job (xix. 25-27), 34
Dawn, personified, 77
De Jong, on Koheleth, 240
Delitzsch, on the Praise of Wisdom, 163;
- on the date of Proverbs, 170;
- on the period of Koheleth, 258;
- his Hebrew New Testament, 288;
- and passim
Derenbourg, quoted, 100
De Sanctis, quoted, viii.
Determinism, in Koheleth, 265 sqq.
Deuteronomy, in the reign of Josiah, 6;
- points of contact with Job, 86;
- influence on the Praise of Wisdom, 168 sq.;
- (xxxii. 8) explained, 81 n., 291
De Vere, Aubrey, quoted, 105
Dillmann, on style of Job, 294
Dīn Ibrahim, morality of the, 98
Dragon Myth, 16, 24, 76
Dramatic character of ‘Job,’ 107
Drunkenness, 140, 156
Ebers, Prof., 40, 269

Ecclesiastes, the Book of—

(a) Canonicity, 279 sqq.;

title, 207 n., 298;

date and place of composition, 255 sqq., 271, 278;

break in its composition, 204;

language, 256;

style, 203, 207, 246;

how far autobiographical, 209;

comparison with Job, 203;

with Sirach, 279;

its standpoint, 200 sqq.;

its pessimism, 215, 251 sq., 301;

its relation to Epicureanism, 215, 222, 252, 262 sq.;

to Stoicism, 264

(b) Passages explained or emended:

(iii. 11, 12), 210, 260, 276, 299;

(iii. 17-21), 211;

(iv. 13-16), 213;

(v. 17), 260;

(v. 19), 261;

(vi. 9), 261;

(vii. 1), 215;

(vii. 18), 261;

(vii. 27), 219;

(viii. 10), 220, 276;

(viii. 12), 220;

(x. 20), 222;

(xi. 9-xii. 7), 300;

(xii. 1-7), 226;

(xii. 8-14), 229 sqq., 261, 301

Transpositions, 273 sq.;

Interpolations, 275, and 211, 213, 224 sq., 226, 229 sq.
Ecclesiasticus, see Sirach
Edwards, Sutherland, on Mephistopheles, 110
Egypt, theory that ‘Job’ was composed in, 75
Egyptian, animal fables, 126 n.;
- discoveries, 5;
- incantations, 16;
- proverbs, 129;
- influence on Koheleth, 269 sq.
Egyptian-Jewish literature, 181
Elephantiasis, Job’s disease, 22
Elephants, 57
Elihu, genealogy, 42 n.;
- speeches of, 68, 90 sqq.;
- their date, 42, 92;
- their style, 47, 92, 291
Eliphaz, his home, 15;
- the ‘depositary of a revelation,’ 17
Elohim, the sons of the, 14, 79, 81, 82, 151
Emerson, quoted, 160
Enoch, 297;
- Book of, 268
Epictetus, 234 n.
Epicureanism, in Koheleth, 240 sq., 252, 262 sq.
Epicurus, 222
Ethics, practical, relation to Hebrew Wisdom, 118 sq.;
- of the Proverbs, 135 sq.
Euergetes II. Physkon, 180
Ewald, his division of the Book of Proverbs, 134;
- of the Praise of Wisdom, 162;
- on the date of Proverbs, 190;
- on Koheleth, 236 sqq.;
- and passim
Ezekiel (xiv. 14), 60
Ezra, why not mentioned in Sirach, 193 sq.
Family life, in Proverbs, 136
Farmers, Israelitish goodwill to, 136, 214
Faust, the Hebrew, 150
Fees, whether paid to the ‘Wise Men,’ 124 n.
Fénelon, 67
Friends, Job’s, Emeers, 15;
- representatives of orthodoxy, 17;
- their narrowness, 30
Froude, J. A., quoted on Job xxvii., 95 n.
Gamaliel, 280
Geiger, on Koheleth, 238 sq.
Genesis, no protest against Idolatry in, 71;
- opening chapters of, 6;
- (xiv. 19-22), 160
Gilchrist, Life of Blake, 107
Ginsburg, Dr., on ‘proportionate retribution’ in Job, 69;
- on Koheleth, 236;
- on Eccles. (iii. 12), 210 n.;
- and passim
Gnostic myth of Achamoth, 161
God, name of, in Koheleth, 201, 217
Godet, 288
Grätz, on Koheleth, 244, 301
Grave, Job’s, 60
Greek influence on Koheleth, 202, 241, 260 sqq.
Green, Prof., of Princeton, on Job, (xix. 25-27), 33, 34 n.;
- (xxvii.-xxviii.), 94
Gregory the Great, on ‘Job,’ 90
Hai Gaon, Rabbi, on ‘Job,’ 61
Harischandra compared to Job, 63
Harnack, quoted, 263
Harūn ar-Rashid, 131, 296
Hegesias Peisithanatos, 268
Heine, on ‘Job,’ 104
Hellenic movement in Palestine, 181
Hengstenberg, on ‘Job,’ 61;
- on Koheleth, 249 n.
Herder, on ‘Job,’ 295;
- on Koheleth, 301
Hezekiah, the Song of, 88;
- his supposed authorship of Proverbs xxv.-xxix., 142 sq.;
- his views on medical science, 191
Hillel, Rabbi, a copious fabulist, 128;
- the School of, on Koheleth, 280
Hitopadesa, quoted, 153
Hitzig, as a critic, 241 n.;
- on the arrangement of the Praise of Wisdom, 163;
- and passim
Hooker, 161, 162, 216 sq.
Hosea, parallels to ‘Job’ in, 87
Humboldt, A. von, 46
Humour, touches of, in ‘Job,’ 13, 14, 49, 109, 290;
- in Proverbs, 148 n.;
- in Koheleth, 200, 216
Husbandmen, Israelite goodwill to, 136, 214
Ibn Ezra, opinion that ‘Job’ was a translation, 96
Ibycus, the cranes of, 222
Idealism, of the Prophets, 119
Immortality, the hope of, in Proverbs, 122 sq.;
- attitude of Koheleth to, 216, 251, 301
Inconsistencies in the Canonical Scriptures, 204
Indian, animal fables, 126 n.;
- proverbs, 129
Inspiration, view of, broadened by literary criticism, 7
Irving, Edward, 162
Isaiah, mythological allusions in, 78;
- parallels to ‘Job’ in, 84, 87;
- xxviii., 14, 120 n.
Israel, Job a type of, 58;
- the word not in Proverbs, 119;
- Koheleth indifferent to its religious primacy, 199
Israelites, low religious position before the Exile, 6;
- their sympathy with husbandmen, 136, 214
Italian moralists, their use of ‘Job,’ viii.
Ives, Saint, Breton legend of, 140
Jamnia, Synod of, 233, 280
Jehovah, the name, 71, 72 n.;
- consistency of the speeches of, in ‘Job,’ 48, 94
Jeremiah, parallels to ‘Job’ in, 86
Jerome, Saint, on metrical character of ‘Job,’ 12 n.;
- on Epicureanism in Koheleth, 262, 281
Jewish nation, like Job, a byword, 32
Job, the Book of—
- (a) Proposed title for, 12;
  - divisions of, 12 sq.;
  - perhaps a translation, 96 sq.;
  - probable stages of the growth of, 66 sqq.;
  - date of, 67 sqq., 88, 157;
  - place of composition, 75;
  - effect of removing the interpolations in, 70;
  - Aramaic colouring of, 15 n., 92;
  - whether historical, 60 sq., 183, 290;
  - whether autobiographical, 63;
  - whether a drama, 107;
  - polemical aim of, 65;
  - religious teaching of, 102 sqq.;
  - feeling for nature in, 51;
  - humour in, 13 sq., 49, 109, 290;
  - influence of, on other writers, viii. 83 sq.
- (b) Author, the greatest master of Hebrew Wisdom, 11;
  - circumstances of his age reflected in xvii. 6-9, 32;
  - a traveller, 75, 97;
  - looks beyond Israel, 65;
  - place of writing, 75
- (c) Hero, his name, 62;
  - title given him by the Syrians, 65;
  - his nationality, 13, 59, 117, 170;
  - whether historical, 60 sqq., 103;
  - great age ascribed to him, 71;
  - his grave, 60;
  - dual aspect of, 32;
  - a type, 17, 21, 22, 28, 31, 32, 58, 65
- (d) Text. (i.) Passages explained or emended:
  - (vi. 25), 288;
  - (xi. 6), 26;
  - (xiii. 15), 28;
  - (xv. 7), 167;
  - (xvi. 2), 31;
  - (xix. 25-27), 33 sqq., 288 sq.;
  - (xxxiii. 13), 44;
  - (xxxviii. 41), 52 n.;
  - (xxxix. 10), 53 n.
  - (ii.), Passages misplaced, list of, 114;
  - also 38, 39 n., 40 n., 41, 50, 68, 94, 115
  - (iii.) Passages interpolated, 55 sq., 68 sq., 94, &c.
Joel ii. 17 explained, 32
Joseph, the tax farmer, 182, 191, 213
Josephus, quoted, 190
Joshua ben Hananyah, Rabbi, 230
Kalisch, Dr., on Eccles. iii. 12, 210 n.;
- his Path and Goal, 265
Kant, on Job’s friends, 37
Kenotic view of Christ’s person, 7, 287
Khîda, a riddle, 125
Kings, First Book of, (iv. 32) 132, (xix. 12) 19
Kleinert, on Job (vi. 25), 288;
- on the style of Elihu, 293
Klostermann, translation of Eccles. vii., 21, 219
Koheleth, the name, 207, 231;
- his personality partly fused with Solomon, 208;
- his originality, 205, 268 sq.
- See also Ecclesiastes
Koheleth, the Book of, see Ecclesiastes
Koran, quoted, &c., 31, 62 n., 63, 79 n.
Krochmal, N., on Epilogue to Koheleth, 232 sq.
K’sil, = Orion, 77
Kuenen, on the Levitical Law, 3
Lagarde, on the use of ‘Eloah,’ 72 n.
Lamentations, parallels to ‘Job’ in, 86
Landed property, accumulation of, 146

Law, the Levitical, authorship of, 3 sqq.;
- not enforced in pre-Exile period, 6;
- identification of, with personified wisdom, 162, 192;
- Koheleth’s attitude to, 218
Lee, Prof. S., on ‘Job,’ 97, 294
Lemuel, 154, 170 sq.
Letteris, Max, 150
Leviathan, 56
Love for one’s enemies, 147
Lowth, Bp., 16, 61, 107, 186, 237
Lucretius, quoted, 201, 205;
- compared with Koheleth, 263
Luther, on Job, 61;
- on Sirach, 197;
- on Koheleth, 205
Luzzatto, on the ‘God of Job,’ 104;
- on Koheleth, 238 sq.
Mal’ak Yahvè, 80
Mal’akim, 79, 80, 82
Marduk, the god, 77
Mariolatry, 162 n.
Marvell, Andrew, quoted, 144
Māshāl, 125 sq., 132, 163
Maspero, quoted, 76
Massa, in the Hauran, Israelite colony at, 171
Medical Science, attitudes of Sirach and Hezekiah to, 190 sq.
Meir, Rabbi, the writer of animal fables, 128
Mendelssohn, on Koheleth, 236
Mephistopheles, 110 n.
Merodach, the god, 77
Merx, view of Job, 62, 113
Messianic hope, 119, 188
Midrash, proverbs in, 128
Milton, allusions to, 53, 62, 107, 108, 112, 162, 253;
- quotations from, 19, 41, 107, 160, 162
Mishnic peculiarities in Koheleth, 256
M’lîça, a dark saying, 125
Mohammed, delight of, in Job, 63;
- religion of, 98
Mommsen, quoted, 181
Monarchy, view of, in Proverbs, 145;
- in Koheleth, 222
Monogamy, in Proverbs, 136
Monotheism, of Job, 74;
- in Proverbs, 130
Morality, of the Proverbs, 135 sq., 177
Moses, authorship of the Law, 3;
- nature of his work, 6
Mo’tazilites, 98, 162 n., 296
Mozley, quoted, 103
Mussaph prayer, 193
Mythology, in ‘Job,’ 76
Narrative poetry, alien to Hebrew genius, 13
Nature, feeling for, in ‘Job,’ 51;
- in Sirach, 193
Nebuchadnezzar, 73
Neferhotep, stanzas in honour of, 269
Neubauer, Dr. A., 289
New Testament, attitude to Proverbs, 177
Nowack, on Eccles. (iii. 12), 210 n.
Numerical Proverbs, 153
Old Testament, general remarks on the criticism of, 1 sqq.;
- need to distinguish between the parts of, 7;
- critical problems of, not prominent in Christ’s time, 7
Omar Khayyam, 200, 245, 246, 253, 263
Onias, the High Priest, 213
Onkelus, Targum of, 264
Oort, Dr., on proverbs, 127
Orion, 77
Palmer, Major, 52
Parables, in the Old Testament, 126
Paradise, tradition of, 123
Patriarchal Age, whether delineated in Job, 13, 71 sqq.
Paul, Saint, doctrine of the Atonement, 3, 287
Pentateuch, the literary analysis of it, 5 sq.
Peshitto translation of Proverbs, 174
Philo, 151, 161 n., 264
Pisa, Job frescoes at, 106
Pleiades, 52, 290
Plumptre, Dean, 122, 158, 207 n., 212, 245, 263, 265;
- and passim
Prior, the poet, on Koheleth, 237
Prophetical books, plural authorship in, 8
Prophets, their antisacrificial language, 4;
- their horizon that of their own times, 8;
- their relations to the ‘Wise Men,’ 119 sqq., 182 sq.
Proverbs, different names for, 125;
- no collection of popular, 125;
- some originally current as riddles, 127
Proverbs, the Book of—
- (a) The division of, 134;
  - repetitions in, 133, 143;
  - no subject arrangement, 134;
  - the tone of the different parts of, 135, 146, 167, 177;
  - their dates, 130, 133, 145, 149, 152, 165 sqq.;
  - their authorship, 130 sqq., 142, 135, 165 sq.;
  - their form and style, 133, 139, 143. 149, 154, 168;
  - interpolations in, 173 sqq.;
  - transpositions in, 174
- (b) Passages explained or emended:
  - (v. 16), 296;
  - (viii. 22), 160;
  - (xiv. 32), 122;
  - (xviii. 24), 137;
  - (xix. 1), 135 n.;
  - (xix. 7), 134;
  - (xxii. 19-21), 138;
  - (xxiii. 18), 123;
  - (xxvii. 6), 148, 296;
  - (xxx. 1-5), 149 sq., 170;
  - (xxx. 15-16), 153;
  - (xxx. 31), 175;
  - (xxii. 1), 170
Psalms, relations of, to ‘Job,’ 84, 88;
- Psalm viii. 5 parodied in ‘Job’ (vii. 17, 18), 22
Ptahhotep, Proverbs of, 121
Ptolemy Arsacides, Golden Table, 289
Puscy, Dr. quoted, 1
Q’dōshīm, 80, 149 n.
Quinet quoted, 105
Ra, the sun god, 76
Rahab, the helpers of, 24, 76
Raven (in Job xxxviii. 41), 52 n.
Realism of the ‘Wise Men,’ 119
Renan, on the style of Elihu, 47;
- on Koheleth, 206, 234, 242 sq., 246, 298;
- and passim
Resh Lakish, Rabbi, quoted, 60
Resurrection, hope of, 34, 75, 188 sq., 251, 301
Retribution, proportionate, 23, 35, 58, 73, 98, 121, 140, 167, 189, 190 n., 200, 219, 251
Riddles, proverbs originally current as, 127

Rig Veda, quoted, 78, 152
Romans, vii. 20 adopted from Proverbs (xxiv. 17, 18), 147
Romaunt of the Rose, quoted, 300
Rossetti, Miss C., 242
Sacrificial system, importance of, in post-Exile period, 4;
- relations of Job to, 71.
- See also Law
Salmon, Prof., on Eccles. (ix. 7-9), 262
Samaritans, 194
Sammael, 80
Sandys’, George, translation of ‘Job,’ 106
Satan, the, 14, 79, 80, 109, 188 sq., 297
Schiller, 12
Schultens, Albert, quoted, 61, 97, 99
Sea Life, familiar, 140;
- cf. 133
Seneca, quoted, 57, 265
Septuagint version, of ‘Job,’ 113, 114, 296;
- of Proverbs, 173;
- of Koheleth, 277
Seven Wise Men, of Greece, 119, 124
Shammaites, on Koheleth, 280 sq.
Shedim, 80
Shelley, delight in Job, 112, 253;
- dislike of Koheleth, 253
Sibyl, the oldest Jewish, 264
Simeon ben Shetach, 282 sq.
Simon II., 180, 181 sq.

Sirach, parentage, 180;
- early life, 182;
- a true ‘scribe,’ 185;
- unacquainted with Greek philosophy, 190;
- interested in nature and history, 193
Sirach, the Book of—
- (a) Canonicity, 279 sq., 282 sq.;
  - the name Ecclesiasticus, 197;
  - written in Hebrew, 194, 196;
  - ancient versions of, 297;
  - its date, 180 sqq.;
  - subject arrangement, 183;
  - style, 185;
  - whether autobiographical, 186;
  - parallelisms in, to Proverbs, 184;
  - no philosophical thought in, 182;
  - imperfect moral teaching in, 187;
  - conception of the divine nature, 188
- (b) Passages emended or explained;
  - (xi. 16), 188;
  - (xxi. 27), 189 n.;
  - (xxiv. 27), 196;
  - (xxv. 15), 196;
  - (xlvi. 18), 196;
  - (xlviii. 11), 189, 193;
  - (l. 1), 193;
  - (l. 26), 193
Soferim, 238. See also ‘Wise Men’
Solar Myths, 16, 22, 24, 76, 77
Solomon, secular turn of, 72;
- reputed authorship of Proverbs, 130 sqq., 165, 170;
- Koheleth’s representative of humanity, 202, 207;
- reputed authorship of Koheleth, 255, 275
Sophia, Gnostic myth of, 161 n.
Sophocles, 107, 220
Spanheim, quoted, 97
Spenser, the poet, 12
Spinoza, on Job, 61

Spirits, classes of, 44 sq.
Stanley, Dean, on Koheleth, 245, 255
Star worship, 71, 82
Steersmanship, the term, 133
Stickel, quoted, 102
Stoicism, in Koheleth, 240 sq., 264
Swift, 15
Swinburne, quoted, 212
Syrian title for Job, 65
Talmud, on Job, 64;
- proverbs in the, 128;
- Sirach cited in, 196;
- comparison of Koheleth with, 205;
- on Koheleth, 281
Tasso, 109 n.
Taylor, C., on Job (xix. 26), 289
Taylor, Jeremy, 253
Temple, Bishop, 225
Tennyson, quoted, 212
Theism, argument for, early based on tradition, 23;
- of the Praise of Wisdom, 167
Theodore of Mopsuestia, 107
Thirlwall, Bishop, quoted, 2
Thomas à Kempis, 231, 249
Thomson, the poet, quoted, 21
Thoreau, quoted, 106, 252
Tiamat, 77
Trades, disparaged in Sirach, 186
Turgenieff, 243
Turner, Studies Biblical and Oriental, quoted, 46
Tyler, on Koheleth, 240, 263 sq.
Unicorn, in Job (xxxix. 10), 53 n.
Utilitarianism of the Wise Men, 121, 137
Uz, locality of, 13 n.
Vaihinger, on Koheleth, 236 sq.
Varuna, Vedic hymn to, 154
Vatke, on date of Proverbs, 1
Vedic hymns, 77, 154. See also Rig Veda
Virtue, Koheleth’s ‘theory of,’ 218
Webbe, George, quoted, 113
Wellhausen, on Levitical Law, 3 sqq.;
- on Job, 290
Wisdom, the Hebrew, nature of, 117 sq.;
- personification of, 162, 192

Wise Men, the, 118, 123, 148, 182 sqq.
Women, in Proverbs, 135, 154;
- in Sirach, 187;
- in Koheleth, 219, 299
Woolner, quoted, 229
Wordsworth, 162
Wright, Bateson, on Job, 113
Zeno, 265 sq.
Zirkel, on Græcisms in Job, 260 sq.
Zophar, home of, 15;
- the ‘man of common sense,’ 17
Zwischenschriften, 180

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