Childhood legends of Jesus told in Nazareth and beyond
The article surveys medieval legends about the boy Jesus in Nazareth, detailing miracles from his infancy, such as raising a dead child, commanding serpents, and healing workers, alongside tales of schooling, carpentry, and mercy. It notes how later Christian lore wove vivid, imaginative narratives around his youth.
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Adar
Judea
Jesus
Simon Zelotes
Nazareth
Egypt
Land of the Pyramids
Mary
Bethlehem
Herod
Joseph
Holy Babe
Christ
Zacchius
Zaccheus
Zeno
Nas
Jordan
Jerusalem
Temple
Prophetic Beethoven Compared To Shakespeare Telegraphing Insight
The London Chronicle notes a striking likeness between Beethoven's repeated double notes in the Second Symphony and a motor horn root. It argues a great genius is ahead of contemporaries, likening musical foresight to Shakespeare's telegraph and suggesting audiences feel unsteady and ready to flee when hearing the motif.
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Beethoven
the Telegraph
London Chronicle
Three Times In A Month Rastus Questions Hauling
Dialogue from a humorous scene where a stern judge berates repeated detentions as Rastus apologizes, claiming others profit from his trips to jail while the courtroom airs frustrations and wry commentary.
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Judge
Rastus
Puck