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Vanity Of Words. 2 vanity[b] of vanities, says the preacher, vanity of vanities! Of the vanity of words. Ego, pridefulness, pride, arrogance, vainness, vainglory, egotism, smugness; All is vanity.’ these words, along with ‘ to everything there is a season ’, are among the most famous in the book of ecclesiastes, part. All is vanity!” it’s the most famous phrase in the book of ecclesiastes, known in hebrew as kohelet. A rhetorician of times past. The human mind loves the bondage of words and is apt, when freed from one form of their tyranny, to set up another more oppressive than the last. Not only vain, but vanity in the abstract, which notes extreme vanity, especially where the word is thus doubled; Carew hazlitt (1877) book 1 · chapter 51. Starting from the very beginning, the author laments repeatedly that everything — from labor to love to sorrow to loss — all of it is mere vanity. Translated by charles cotton (1685) revised by w. ‘vanity of vanities, saith the preacher, vanity of vanities; [ edit] a rhetorician of times past said, that to make little things appear great was his profession. 1 the words of the preacher,[a] the son of david, king in jerusalem. On the vanity of words.

All is vanity.’ these words, along with ‘ to everything there is a season ’, are among the most famous in the book of ecclesiastes, part. All is vanity!” it’s the most famous phrase in the book of ecclesiastes, known in hebrew as kohelet. Not only vain, but vanity in the abstract, which notes extreme vanity, especially where the word is thus doubled; 1 the words of the preacher,[a] the son of david, king in jerusalem. Translated by charles cotton (1685) revised by w. On the vanity of words. A rhetorician of times past. 2 vanity[b] of vanities, says the preacher, vanity of vanities! [ edit] a rhetorician of times past said, that to make little things appear great was his profession. Carew hazlitt (1877) book 1 · chapter 51.

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Vanity Of Words Ego, pridefulness, pride, arrogance, vainness, vainglory, egotism, smugness; On the vanity of words. 2 vanity[b] of vanities, says the preacher, vanity of vanities! The human mind loves the bondage of words and is apt, when freed from one form of their tyranny, to set up another more oppressive than the last. Of the vanity of words. Carew hazlitt (1877) book 1 · chapter 51. Starting from the very beginning, the author laments repeatedly that everything — from labor to love to sorrow to loss — all of it is mere vanity. Not only vain, but vanity in the abstract, which notes extreme vanity, especially where the word is thus doubled; All is vanity!” it’s the most famous phrase in the book of ecclesiastes, known in hebrew as kohelet. [ edit] a rhetorician of times past said, that to make little things appear great was his profession. 1 the words of the preacher,[a] the son of david, king in jerusalem. ‘vanity of vanities, saith the preacher, vanity of vanities; A rhetorician of times past. Translated by charles cotton (1685) revised by w. All is vanity.’ these words, along with ‘ to everything there is a season ’, are among the most famous in the book of ecclesiastes, part. Ego, pridefulness, pride, arrogance, vainness, vainglory, egotism, smugness;