The Literary Remains of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Volume 1Dust to DustReading editionChapter navigation100 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Coleridge's Literary RemainsPrefacethe Fall of RobespierrePoemsCount Rumford's EssaysEpigramsto a Primroseon the Christening of a Friend's Child"Hoarse Maevius reads..."Inscription by the Rev. W. L. Bowles...Introduction to the Tale of the Dark LadieEpilogue to the Rash ConjurorPsycheComplaintReproofan Ode to the RainTranslation of a Passage....Israel's Lament...Sentimentalthe Alternativethe ExchangeWhat is Life?Inscription for a Time-PieceA Course of LecturesA Course of Lectures (continued 2)A Course of Lectures (continued 3)Notes on Sir Thomas Brown's Religio Medici 1Notes on JuniusNotes on Barclay's Argenis 1Note in Casaubon's PersiusNotes on Chapman's Homer.Note in Baxter's Life of HimselfFragment of an Essay on TasteFragment of an Essay on BeautyPoems and Poetical FragmentsOmnianaJeremy TaylorThe Soul and its Organs of SenseSir George Etherege, etc.EvidenceForce of HabitPhoenixMemory and RecollectionAliquid ex Nihilo.Brevity of the Greek and English ComparedThe Will and the DeedThe Will for the DeedSincerityTruth and FalsehoodReligious CeremoniesAssociationCuriosityNew TruthsVicious PleasuresMeriting HeavenDust to DustHuman CountenanceLie Useful to TruthScience in Roman Catholic StatesVoluntary BeliefAmandaHymen's TorchYouth and AgeDecember MorningArchbishop LeightonChristian HonestyInscription on a Clock in CheapsideRationalism is not ReasonInconsistencyHope in HumanitySelf-Love in ReligionLimitation of Love of PoetryHumility of the AmiableTemper in ArgumentPatriarchal GovernmentCallous Self-Conceita LibrarianTrimmingDeathLove an Act of the WillWedded UnionDifference Between Hobbs and SpinosaThe End May Justify the MeansNegative ThoughtMan's Return to HeavenYoung ProdigiesWelch NamesGerman Languagethe UniverseHarberousan AdmonitionTo Thee Cherubim and Seraphim Continually Do CryDefinition of MiracleDeath, and Grounds for Belief in a Future StateHatred of InjusticeReligionThe Apostles' Creeda Good HeartEvidences of Christianity 1Confessio FideiPrevious chapter ←Meriting HeavenNext chapter →Human CountenanceAll chapters and sections (100)Coleridge's Literary RemainsPrefacethe Fall of RobespierrePoemsCount Rumford's EssaysEpigramsto a Primroseon the Christening of a Friend's Child"Hoarse Maevius reads..."Inscription by the Rev. W. L. Bowles...Introduction to the Tale of the Dark LadieEpilogue to the Rash ConjurorPsycheComplaintReproofan Ode to the RainTranslation of a Passage....Israel's Lament...Sentimentalthe Alternativethe ExchangeWhat is Life?Inscription for a Time-PieceA Course of LecturesA Course of Lectures (continued 2)A Course of Lectures (continued 3)Notes on Sir Thomas Brown's Religio Medici 1Notes on JuniusNotes on Barclay's Argenis 1Note in Casaubon's PersiusNotes on Chapman's Homer.Note in Baxter's Life of HimselfFragment of an Essay on TasteFragment of an Essay on BeautyPoems and Poetical FragmentsOmnianaJeremy TaylorThe Soul and its Organs of SenseSir George Etherege, etc.EvidenceForce of HabitPhoenixMemory and RecollectionAliquid ex Nihilo.Brevity of the Greek and English ComparedThe Will and the DeedThe Will for the DeedSincerityTruth and FalsehoodReligious CeremoniesAssociationCuriosityNew TruthsVicious PleasuresMeriting HeavenDust to DustHuman CountenanceLie Useful to TruthScience in Roman Catholic StatesVoluntary BeliefAmandaHymen's TorchYouth and AgeDecember MorningArchbishop LeightonChristian HonestyInscription on a Clock in CheapsideRationalism is not ReasonInconsistencyHope in HumanitySelf-Love in ReligionLimitation of Love of PoetryHumility of the AmiableTemper in ArgumentPatriarchal GovernmentCallous Self-Conceita LibrarianTrimmingDeathLove an Act of the WillWedded UnionDifference Between Hobbs and SpinosaThe End May Justify the MeansNegative ThoughtMan's Return to HeavenYoung ProdigiesWelch NamesGerman Languagethe UniverseHarberousan AdmonitionTo Thee Cherubim and Seraphim Continually Do CryDefinition of MiracleDeath, and Grounds for Belief in a Future StateHatred of InjusticeReligionThe Apostles' Creeda Good HeartEvidences of Christianity 1Confessio FideiWe were indeed, if we did not feel that we were so.◇Greek (transliterated): panta konis, kai panta gel_ws, kai panta to maedenContents Contents, p.4◇← Meriting HeavenHuman Countenance →
