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• Title: On the Mysteries of Ancient and Modern Times: Lecture 1
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  • the intellectual sciences generally. I mean for instance all
  • mathematical and intellectual knowledge. These things they
  • the intellectual; to-day, as I said, it would be certain
• Title: On the Mysteries of Ancient and Modern Times: Lecture 2
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  • reach with his ordinary, every-day intellect. Moreover, until
  • on the world of the senses, and on the intellect which
  • that which we may call the intellect of the Earth is most
  • Earth-intellect, even as it can be found in the deep depths
  • no longer merely devote the intellect to the things we do. We
  • only wants to enter into things with abstract intellect
  • the limits of the senses and the sense-bound intellect, or of
  • only salvation lay in piecing together by intellectual
  • that. With his intellect he combines and associates the
  • associative intellect? The Physical Science of to-day already
  • combinatorial, associative, intellect, and all that man
  • He did not want constructions put on them with the intellect,
  • wanted men to seek. As to the intellect, he would only have
  • free of hypotheses and intellectual constructions. This is
  • associative intellect to refrain from putting constructions
  • human intellect — the human faculty of intellectual
  • intellect of man is indeed subject to the Fall, inasmuch as
  • physical world it is quite justified. This physical intellect
  • we should seek the virginity of the intellect; — That
  • is to say, we should loosen the intellect from the functions
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• Title: On the Mysteries of Ancient and Modern Times: Lecture 3
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  • which the sharp-witted intellectual theories of Dupuis are a