Sentence examples for subsequent tradition from inspiring English sources

Rama's killing of the monkey king Valin and his banishment of the innocent Sita, for example, have been troublesome to subsequent tradition.

As in so many other cases, he sets the agenda for the subsequent tradition.

Wolff, rare among philosophers, looks to Vitruvius and the subsequent tradition as a source of architectural principles which, in particular, identify Greek architecture as a model.

His interpretation and concerns with religious matters, however, opened for the developments undertaken by Iamblichus and the subsequent tradition of pagan Neoplatonism.

However, Herder scrupulously uses it in his own translations, as does an important subsequent tradition which has followed him in espousing it (including Schleiermacher, Rosenzweig, and Buber).

Even though all these points were made in fragmentary form, and often without satisfactory development from a general philosophical point of view, their presentation in Buffon's widely influential work profoundly affected the subsequent tradition of natural history.

Subsequent traditions embellished the narrative.

In the subsequent Aristotelian tradition of rational mysticism, the spiritual was discovered through meditation on nature.

His opposition to a public liturgical role for women decided subsequent Catholic tradition in the East and West.

Once again, it is through the acceptance of this doctrine by Plato and Aristotle that the Sophistic position came to be part of subsequent humanist tradition.

Subsequent church tradition finds Barnabas in Alexandria, Egypt, and ascribes to him the Letter of Barnabas (an exegetical treatise on the use of the Old Testament) or pictures him in Rome and assumes that he wrote the Letters to the Hebrews.