Meanings of mystic meaning in anglès

But the road lost its mystic meaning when Abbott discovered Fran.

No doubt the words 'Water of Life' have a spiritual and mystic meaning.

Indeed, in the true and mystic meaning of the rite, you could not marry Christine Ludolph.

They had a spiritual and mystic meaning already among the heathens of the East-Greeksand barbarians alike.

The "white flame" seems to have had a mystic meaning to the boy; it occurs repeatedly.

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And this is the mystic meaning of (Hab.

Still more obviously suffused with mystic meaning and influence are the Teutonic myths concerning the waters of the underworld.

Then the words over whose mystic meaning he had so often pondered, came, like the sound of many waters, upon his ear:

One can always put a mystic meaning to the direct saying of a Hindu holy man, but there seemed no equivocation here.

What mystic meaning, it may be asked, is contained in such things as a brick, a house, a hat, a pair of shoes?

Both are "mystic " numbers, and in Gothic architecture particularly, proportions were frequently determined by numbers to which a mystic meaning was attached.

As Weishaupt said to Knigge after explaining all this, "Could Aquinas do better?" (Actually, the mystic meaning of these numbers is sexual.

I had made a special point of bringing out the mystic meaning in the orchestra, which I divided into three distinctly different and opposite elements.

There is meaning in them-deep ,mysticmeaning, such as no ordinary picture can boast.

And he associated with her, teaching her the mystic meanings of flowers in the garden.