GB 249 T-TYR/7/3
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GB 249 T-TYR/7/5
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Relating to place/work/folk.
On reverse, several small diagrams, including swastikas and a valley section.
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GB 249 T-TYR/7/8
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Mention of Aristotle, Bacon, Comte, Spencer, Kant and Plato.
Manuscript.
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GB 249 T-TYR/7/12
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On reverse of notepaper for Summer Meeting at King’s College, July 12-31 (no year mentioned).
Manuscript
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GB 249 T-TYR/8
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GB 249 T-TYR/8/6/1
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Showing [Olympus] as a tower and domed temple on top of a hill.
Label: ‘William Hume, 14 Lothian Street, Edinburgh’.
GB 249 T-TYR/8/10
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GB 249 T-TYR/8/15
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Various diagrams, relating to ‘Course of Life’, ‘Curves’, ‘Periods’, ‘Crises’ and ‘Phases’.
GB 249 T-TYR/8/17
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‘As with “Stone Age” we distinguish (A) Paleolithic →, (B) Neolithic: so with ”Industrial Age”, we distinguish (A) Paleotechnic →, (B) Neotechnic’ .
GB 249 T-TYR/8/19
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GB 249 T-TYR/8/21/2
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Comparing ‘Christian View’ of difficulties of transitions, sins and rites of passage with ‘Hellenic View’ of normal phases and rites of expression.
GB 249 T-TYR/8/22
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‘Phases as Norms of Life’; Super-norms/Norms/Sub-norms; ‘Contrast of Sexes’.
GB 249 T-TYR/8/35
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GB 249 T-TYR/8/39
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Showing a [sculpture or architectural detail] of a woman, possibly a goddess , playing a harp.
Endorsed: ‘Definé par Bartolini. Gravé par Pierre Fontana de Rome’.
[Possibly Pierre Fontaine (1763-1853), French architect and decorator, who lived and worked in Rome at various points throughout his career].