Has not the intemperate been censured of old, because in him the huge multiform monster is allowed to be too much at large?
And intemperance is the letting loose of the multiform monster, and pride and sullenness are the growth and increase of the lion and serpent element, while luxury and effeminacy are caused by a too great relaxation of spirit.
It belongs to those multiform religious movements which at the commencement of our era were struggling with one another for the mastery.
From this it appears that here too we have to do with one of those innumerable and multiform spring customs, which at all times and among the most diverse nations served to hasten the approach of the better season.
He was intensely human yet various as life's multiform phases in this resplendent hemisphere.
In proportion then as I had in 1832 a strong persuasion in beliefs which I have since given up, so far a sort of guilt attaches to me, not only for that vain confidence, but for my multiform conduct in consequence of it.
But I pass on from these multiform imputations, and confine myself to this one consideration, viz.
The inarticulate language of the subconsciousness necessarily borrows that of the normal consciousness; and the two become confused into a sort of shifting and multiform jargon.
Thus a multiform creation may exist in Brahman also, one as it is, without divesting it of its character of unity.
We have stated that this multiform world of effects is possible to Brahman, because, although one only, it is endowed with various powers.
In ordinary life toomultiform creations, elephants, horses, and the like are seen to exist in gods, &c.
Another instance of her "multiform faculty" was her learning landscape sketching.
I have already in a previous chapter of these reminiscences given a letter from Mrs. Browning in which she speaks of Theodosia's "multiform faculty.
We men, the multiform features of man, whatsoever we be, Recreate him of whom we are creatures, and all we only are he.
Scripture declares on the one hand that Brahman is not made up of parts, and on the other that from it a multiform creation proceeds.
Scabies, or itch, is a contagious animal-parasitic disease characterized by a multiform eruption of a somewhat peculiar distribution, attended by intense itching.
The presence of the minute hemorrhagic puncta, the multiform character and peculiar distribution of the eruption.
This struggle was really implicit, in the beginning, in the effort the will made to focus the multiform energies of the complex vision.
These living souls are each possessed of that multiform activity which I have named the complex vision.
The multiform steel prop which civilization hung upon came to me for a moment--rails, skyscrapers, the locomotive just passed, machinery that was making the ornament and substance of the environment of men.
There was nothing so neat as that for this multiform condition.
You will remember from your own experience as well as from my repeated statements that the world is not a monotonous, but a multiform unit.
In the logic of the narrow-minded, all animal species are widely separated, without any living interconnection, while Darwin has demonstrated the uniform process, the intermingling life in multiform creation.
In order to use this apparatus correctly, one must fully grasp the fact that the world unit is multiform and that all multiformity is a unit.
But the objective arrangement of the vegetable kingdom in infinitely more multiform than the subjective arrangement of botany.
No huge mills and gleaming forges, no din of factories and throb of mines, nowhere any colossal centres for rushing, multiform American energy.
Hidden, yet so that the multiform wisdom of God was made known to the principalities and powers in the heavenly places--that is, through the Church.
Further, every multiform is reducible to a uniform principle.
A unified power is superior if it extends to equal things: but a multiform power is superior to it, if it is over many things.
