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Eric Lease Morgan Number of items in the collection; 'How big is my corpus?' ---------------------------------------------------------- 13 Average length of all items measured in words; "More or less, how big is each item?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 67516 Average readability score of all items (0 = difficult; 100 = easy) ------------------------------------------------------------------ 7 Top 50 statistically significant keywords; "What is my collection about?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11 God 9 christian 8 Jesus 8 Christianity 6 Christ 5 India 4 roman 4 life 4 Gospel 4 Church 3 world 3 thing 3 sidenote 3 religion 3 man 3 great 3 Rome 3 Plato 3 Lord 3 Jews 3 Israel 3 Islam 3 Hinduism 3 Hindu 2 way 2 time 2 place 2 old 2 long 2 little 2 like 2 jewish 2 greek 2 day 2 York 2 Stoics 2 Spirit 2 Paul 2 New 2 Mohammed 2 Marius 2 Krishna 2 Koran 2 Isis 2 Greek 2 Government 2 Footnote 2 Father 2 East 2 Cornelius Top 50 lemmatized nouns; "What is discussed?" --------------------------------------------- 2706 man 1503 life 1200 time 1151 thing 1148 people 1133 world 1084 day 995 religion 737 p. 719 way 710 child 692 mind 667 idea 667 god 664 place 663 power 634 word 621 year 579 part 560 soul 547 fact 542 thought 529 faith 521 nature 517 name 515 hand 512 church 500 country 497 spirit 466 form 463 death 461 woman 459 doctrine 454 sense 451 age 446 century 444 truth 442 influence 441 body 437 self 434 race 432 other 429 work 429 philosophy 420 law 418 book 410 system 386 question 385 one 383 case Top 50 proper nouns; "What are the names of persons or places?" -------------------------------------------------------------- 6847 _ 2023 God 1078 Church 1065 Jews 835 Jesus 800 Christ 770 India 747 Christianity 540 Christians 432 Christian 431 Churches 378 Hindu 357 de 322 Marius 318 pp 302 Dr. 294 Council 289 Footnote 288 Islam 274 Lord 261 New 245 god 245 Germany 222 heaven 222 Rome 218 cit 201 thou 193 Tertullian 191 Gospel 187 World 186 Israel 184 Buddhism 183 Hinduism 180 Government 179 ii 178 Greek 173 - 169 Europe 167 Father 166 Paul 164 Bishop 161 Buddha 158 Mr. 156 Hindus 153 Semitism 150 Protestant 146 heathen 146 Plato 144 London 141 Plutarch Top 50 personal pronouns nouns; "To whom are things referred?" ------------------------------------------------------------- 7463 it 5802 he 3504 they 3219 we 2676 i 2064 him 1998 them 1510 you 936 us 822 himself 665 she 614 me 519 itself 503 themselves 350 her 308 one 109 thee 108 ourselves 92 myself 78 herself 37 yourself 26 thyself 19 oneself 17 yours 16 theirs 11 ye 10 ours 10 mine 10 his 3 yourselves 3 hers 2 twam 1 ya 1 whosoever 1 washed--"either 1 trodden 1 notice.--them 1 note:--"such 1 missions--"what 1 itself--"himself 1 believe--"they Top 50 lemmatized verbs; "What do things do?" --------------------------------------------- 28669 be 8992 have 2142 do 1820 say 1560 make 1464 see 1210 come 1083 give 1008 take 968 find 875 know 797 become 729 seem 703 go 674 call 593 follow 561 speak 559 think 470 bring 470 bear 446 tell 434 live 428 write 422 show 421 pass 386 feel 382 leave 366 hold 342 believe 318 regard 316 use 315 look 314 begin 313 send 307 set 307 let 302 die 298 accord 291 receive 291 put 290 ask 285 hear 284 lead 279 stand 278 appear 271 read 266 remain 264 quote 261 fall 261 carry Top 50 lemmatized adjectives and adverbs; "How are things described?" --------------------------------------------------------------------- 4767 not 1851 so 1555 more 1536 great 1318 only 1303 other 1162 even 1094 very 1044 christian 1034 many 1003 also 948 then 944 such 943 now 877 own 854 first 829 most 799 new 742 same 740 old 736 well 712 jewish 710 religious 704 human 699 still 683 much 669 little 633 long 625 up 619 early 601 far 588 again 586 out 561 as 549 good 537 thus 474 here 473 true 470 high 458 - 456 never 431 whole 427 certain 425 divine 424 however 420 too 407 there 402 ever 396 last 386 all Top 50 lemmatized superlative adjectives; "How are things described to the extreme?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 269 least 183 most 170 good 104 high 91 great 67 early 33 deep 30 low 27 old 24 Most 23 bad 22 manif 18 late 16 near 16 large 15 strong 15 small 15 simple 14 true 12 noble 11 pure 9 fine 9 fair 9 close 9 able 8 slight 8 long 8 eld 7 wild 7 mean 6 full 5 l 5 common 4 wise 4 wide 4 weak 4 sure 4 poor 4 minute 4 fit 4 faint 4 clear 4 brief 3 young 3 vile 3 strange 3 stern 3 short 3 safe 3 sad Top 50 lemmatized superlative adverbs; "How do things do to the extreme?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 646 most 31 least 26 well 2 youngest 2 latest 1 near Top 50 Internet domains; "What Webbed places are alluded to in this corpus?" ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 www.ajdrake.com Top 50 URLs; "What is hyperlinked from this corpus?" ---------------------------------------------------- 2 http://www.ajdrake.com/etexts Top 50 email addresses; "Who are you gonna call?" ------------------------------------------------- 2 g.snoek3@chello.nl Top 50 positive assertions; "What sentences are in the shape of noun-verb-noun?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10 god is not 7 _ is _ 7 time went on 6 church did not 5 god was not 5 soul is not 4 _ are _ 4 god does not 4 jesus did not 4 life is not 4 man was not 4 people are very 3 christianity is not 3 church does not 3 man did not 3 man is not 3 world has ever 2 _ has _ 2 _ is not 2 _ see _ 2 child is not 2 christianity is more 2 christianity was also 2 church had not 2 church is not 2 church regarding anti 2 days were over 2 fact is obvious 2 god is all 2 god is infinite 2 god is light 2 god is love 2 god is present 2 god is pure 2 india are very 2 india is far 2 jesus are also 2 jews are not 2 jews are still 2 jews have not 2 jews left germany 2 jews was not 2 jews were loyal 2 jews were not 2 life was not 2 life was so 2 man has never 2 man is precious 2 mind is now 2 people did not Top 50 negative assertions; "What sentences are in the shape of noun-verb-no|not-noun?" --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 god is not so 1 _ found no tribes 1 _ have not yet 1 _ is not at 1 child is not only 1 child is not unimportant 1 children is not older 1 christ do not yet 1 christ has not yet 1 christ is no more 1 christ is not only 1 christianity are not likely 1 christianity is not so 1 christianity is not yet 1 church had not publicly 1 church has not publicly 1 church is no longer 1 church were not men 1 days were not always 1 fact is not so 1 god has no natural 1 god is not near 1 god is not subject 1 god was not consistent 1 god was not merely 1 gods have no power 1 gods were no gods 1 ideas are not unique 1 ideas is not surprising 1 jesus gives no hint 1 jesus had no will 1 jesus made no admission 1 jesus was no such 1 jews are not surprising 1 jews did not wholly 1 life had no chance 1 life is no longer 1 life is not even 1 life is not worth 1 life knew no order 1 life know no other 1 life was no longer 1 man is not so 1 man was not merely 1 man was not yet 1 men are not only 1 men find no pleasure 1 men had no right 1 men tell no tales 1 mind had no meaning,--that A rudimentary bibliography -------------------------- id = 11198 author = Becker, Carl Heinrich title = Christianity and Islam date = keywords = Christianity; East; God; Islam; Jesus; Muhammedan; Muhammedanism; Qoran; christian summary = 2. The influence of Christianity upon the development of Muhammed development of Christian tradition, by an examination of Muhammedanism points of contact between Christian and Muhammedan theories of life Christian ideas had been operative upon Muhammed''s eager intellectual Arab seer and inspired prophet, the apostle of God. Muhammed regarded Judaism and Christianity as religious movements working through Christianity, as an influence wherever Islam Christian theories of God and the world naturally assumed a Muhammedan clergy while Islam did not: yet the force of Christian influence The influence of Eastern Christianity upon Islam is Christian idea the form of a saying enounced by Muhammed: "He who Christianity and Islam, and economic life in either case became case of Islam to Christian influence. of ideas originally Christian which had been developed in the East. influence of Islam upon Christian civilisation, which is evidenced identity of Christian and Muhammedan theories of life during the id = 1561 author = Carpenter, Edward title = Pagan and Christian Creeds: Their Origin and Meaning date = keywords = Attis; Bough; Bull; Christianity; Church; Dionysus; Earth; God; Golden; Greek; Isis; Jesus; Lamb; Lord; Magic; Man; Mithra; Mysteries; Osiris; Savior; Spirit; Sun; Temple; Virgin; animal; christian; great; life; nature; religion; self; time; tribe; world summary = primitive Man should name his Tribe after an animal or object of nature (1) The fact that the Tribe was one of the early things for which Man cults the gods are represented by human figures with animal heads. naturally out of the human mind when brought face to face with Life chapters about the unity of the Animals (and Early Man) with Nature, and primitive life of humanity, in so far as it is not purely animal, is of a divinized animal, but the flesh of a human-formed god--as in the forces of nature by victims, human or animal, sacrifices, ceremonies of world and of human nature; and therefore to separate it from Religion to a God-man who gives his life and blood for the people; and he a great World-religion coming down the centuries from the remotest times also from an Animism by which man recognizes in general Nature his id = 14867 author = Ellinwood, Frank F. (Frank Field) title = Oriental Religions and Christianity A Course of Lectures Delivered on the Ely Foundation Before the Students of Union Theological Seminary, New York, 1891 date = keywords = Africa; Brahmans; Buddha; Buddhism; Christianity; Church; Divine; East; Footnote; Gautama; God; Gospel; Hindu; Hinduism; India; Islam; Jesus; Koran; Krishna; Manu; Mohammed; Mr.; Müller; New; Old; Paul; Plato; Professor; Spirit; Testament; Vishnu; christian; man; religion summary = Christian religion; all of which think they serve God aright; and expect power in Christianity is God''s unspeakable love to men in Christ; and sacred bibles of the races, called on Christians, Hindus, Buddhists and judgment against those who rejected the clear message of God''s own Son. The man who goes forth to the great mission fields with the feeling that Men had begun to ask themselves the great questions of human life and later day "the same God, worshipped alike by Hindus and Christians, undesigned tribute to the great Christian doctrine of a divine and human [Footnote 78: In an enumeration of Hindu gods made in Buddha''s time even who claim to be Christians regard the various religions of men as the Jewish and Christian faith, with its old Testament names of God, its divine sympathizer in human form, a living and helpful god among men. id = 39092 author = Glover, T. R. (Terrot Reaveley) title = The Conflict of Religions in the Early Roman Empire date = keywords = Apol; Apuleius; Celsus; Christ; Christianity; Clement; Emperor; Epictetus; Father; God; Gospel; Greece; Greek; Ibid; Isis; Israel; Jesus; Jews; Justin; Logos; Lord; Lucian; Marcus; Nature; Paul; Philosophy; Plato; Plutarch; Protr; Pæd; Rome; Seneca; Socrates; Son; Stoics; Strom; Tertullian; Trypho; Virgil; Zeus; christian; jewish; life; man; roman; scripture; sidenote; thing summary = god of each individual place or thing or man,"[50] and another of the laws it obeyed--mind, matter, God, man, formed one community. and gods, and by pure thought men came into contact with the divine thoughts."[89] "God," says Seneca, "has a father''s mind towards the No mind (_mens_) is good without God. Divine seeds are sown in human bodies," and will grow into likeness to understands the nature of the divine; men confuse God with his of a specially good and holy man, but as for the idea that god or dæmon Other things God gives to men, mind and thought he shares with them, God, he says, is hardly to be conceived by man''s mind as in a dream; "God," says Clement, "out of his great love for men, cleaves to man, God all things are beautiful and good and just; but men have supposed id = 52414 author = Leatherbee, E. B. (Ethel Brigham) title = The Christian Mythology date = keywords = Christ; Christianity; God; Jesus; Jews; John; Joseph; Luke; Mark; Mary; Matt; St.; York; christian; roman summary = did not deny Jesus more than mortal powers, and allowed certain pagan adopt Christianity as the state religion, the great mass of Roman to explain the early birth of Jesus, and Mary would be desirous of At the time of Jesus'' birth a brilliant star is believed to have In reference to the practice of relic worship in the Christian church, According to the Christian dogma, Jesus was the son of God, at the time of the execution of the Christian god, although we are Orthodox Christians proclaim that Jesus raised from death Jairus'' Christians that they molded their new faith in the form of their old. of virgin worship in the Christian church; but it was undoubtedly the worship offered to these two deities that the Christian church with which the church converted pagan deities into Christian heroes is and was believed in by the ancient Egyptians (from whom the Christians id = 14294 author = Morrison, John title = New Ideas in India During the Nineteenth Century A Study of Social, Political, and Religious Developments date = keywords = Bengal; Britain; Calcutta; Christ; Christianity; Church; College; English; Footnote; God; Government; Hindu; Hinduism; India; Indians; Jesus; Krishna; Mahomedans; Report; british; christian; new; sidenote summary = seeds of the new ideas in India during the past century are so clearly [Sidenote: The nineteenth century in India--a conflict of ideas] Of the new religious organisations of educated India, three repudiate English education is the chief solvent of old ideas in India and the India with modern ideas through English education--8000 fresh recruits a [Sidenote: Variety of religious ideas in India.] [Sidenote: India a new touch-stone of Christianity.] Anglo-Indians from religious and social progress in India. attitude of the Indian Christian Church to the new ideas introduced by character of the new Indian religious associations in Western India? The Indian mind is open to new religious ideas, The new theism of educated India is more and more emphatically Christian When Christian doctrine was presented to India in modern times, the the new idea in India is to be wholly ascribed to Christian influence. id = 16996 author = Muir, William, Sir title = Two Old Faiths Essays on the Religions of the Hindus and the Mohammedans date = keywords = Christianity; God; Gospel; Hindu; Hinduism; India; Islam; Koran; Lord; Medina; Mohammed; Moslem; Sen; Veda; christian; religion; sidenote summary = [Sidenote: The Christian''s duty in relation to the subject.] [Sidenote: Their religion is Nature-worship.] [Sidenote: Varuna the only divinity possessed of pure and elevated identify the human soul with God. And the chief end of man was to seek world by wisdom knew not God." O, that India would learn the much-needed [Sidenote: Hindu theology compared with Christian.] [Sidenote: Conception of God.] Christian is continually shocked by the Hindus ascribing all sin to God every Hindu is the following: "Where there is faith, there is God." [Sidenote: Advance of Christianity in India.] [Sidenote: Islam planted by aid of material force.] [Sidenote: Alternatives offered to the conquered nations: Islam, the [Sidenote: Al Kindy contrasts the Christian confessor with the Moslem [Sidenote: Requirements of Islam: prayer. [Sidenote: Principal Fairbairn on home-life under Islam.] [Sidenote: Islam.] [Sidenote: Christianity compared by Christ to the works of nature.] [Sidenote: Islam the work of man; Christianity the work of God.] id = 29288 author = Notovitch, Nicolas title = The Unknown Life of Jesus Christ The Original Text of Nicolas Notovitch''s 1887 Discovery date = keywords = Brahma; Brahmins; Buddha; Creator; Father; God; India; Israel; Israelites; Issa; Jesus; Kachmyr; Ladak; Pilate; Thibet; man summary = indivisible God. As it came to pass in all times and in religions, the of God and the study of the laws of the great Buddhas. 6. And Issa said to them: "I preach no new God, but our celestial But, protected by the Lord our God, Saint Issa continued on his way, Issa told them that God cared not for temples erected by human 1. Issa went from one city to another, strengthening by the word of God is a just man, who teaches the people the word of God. After 6. And all the time great numbers of the people followed him wherever he 1. Thus Saint Issa taught the people of Israel for three years, in every of Jesus occurred--that a just man by the name of Issa, an Israelite, according to their own laws, God is the Father of all men; that all id = 4057 author = Pater, Walter title = Marius the Epicurean — Volume 1 date = keywords = Aurelius; Cornelius; Flavian; Lucius; Marius; Psyche; Rome; Venus; day; great; greek; life; like; little; long; old; place; roman; thee; thing; thou; time; way; world summary = the temper of a quiet people amid the spectacle of rural life, like living ministers of the god, more likely to come to one in his actual marked as of great celebrity, whom Marius saw often in later days at To this place, then, Marius came down now from White-nights, to live in many another day-dream, working his way from the actual present, as far things (so Marius figured the matter to himself, under the old Greek forms of actual human feeling (the only new thing, in a world almost presence of all this Marius felt for a moment like those old, early, the one thing that impressed Marius, as they passed down a long street, the work of Nero''s own time had come to have that sort of old world and majesty that seemed divine," as Marius thought, like the old Gaul of Though he looked, thought Marius, like a man who did not sleep enough, id = 4058 author = Pater, Walter title = Marius the Epicurean — Volume 2 date = keywords = Aurelius; Christ; Cornelius; God; Marius; Plato; Rome; Stoics; christian; day; great; greek; life; like; long; old; place; roman; soul; thing; way; world summary = life, the "old morality" was the sum,--Marius felt that his own case, of the beauty of the world and the brevity of man''s life there) Stoicism and Epicureanism, and in that world of old Greek [20] thought, way, as if in the dark, we may be sure, like other men in the ordinary of human life--a system, which, like some other great products of the A wonderful order, actually in possession of human life!--grown For seven days the images of the old gods, and some of the graver new way with the body of man, perhaps with his soul--conceiving the new Rome and Roman life, just then, were come to seem like which had made his life certainly like one long "disease of the usage, like the very spirit of life itself, organising soul and body indeed, long ago an aged man related to me how things passed there, id = 13539 author = Scudder, John title = Dr. Scudder''s Tales for Little Readers, About the Heathen. date = keywords = Bible; Brahmins; CHAPTER; Children; Christ; God; Gospel; Hindoos; India; Saviour; child; little summary = I wish that all the little heathen children knew this prayer; but their I hope, my dear children, that when you think of the wicked little girl missionaries to this land, to tell this people of the Pearl of great My dear Children--The death of a Hindoo is followed by many ridiculous My dear Children--The word heathen is applied to those who worship My dear Children--The people of India are divided into castes, as they dear children, if you come out to India as missionaries, you will have of children at that place; but mothers continue to destroy their blessing of God, the time will soon come when heathen mothers will no soul of some poor little heathen boy or girl, than to spend them in give it to you to buy tracts for the little heathen children of India." friends; but when I heard you tell about the little heathen girls, I id = 14764 author = Snoek, Johan M. title = The Grey Book A collection of protests against anti-semitism and the persecution of Jews issued by non-Roman Catholic churches and church leaders during Hitlers rule date = keywords = Archbishop; Assembly; Bishop; Christ; Christianity; Church; Churches; Committee; Council; December; Dr.; Europe; Evangelical; Federal; France; General; Germany; God; Government; Israel; Jesus; Jews; Lutheran; March; New; Protestant; Reich; Semitism; Switzerland; Synod; United; World; York; christian; jewish summary = The Church that protested Jewish persecution by the Nazis with such courage The President of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in the U.S.A. stated, on May 1, 1943: "What is happening to the Jews on the Continent of "Jews, Christians of Jewish origin and political refugees". 1938, an office for helping persecuted Jews, but mainly Christians of Jewish for them in Germany: Jews, Christians of Jewish origin and political The protest of the Church against the persecution of the Jews in Germany Church, towards the national-socialist persecution of the Jews, shows great the Jews and the elimination of the Christian Church from public life... the Jews, it is the duty of the Christian Church to raise a protest against of the Law against Christians of Jewish origin, and against the Jews in general. Church had not publicly protested against the persecution of Jews; yet the Church and for reconciling Christians with Jews.