anagogic meaning

• Adjective: anagogic  `anu'gójik
  1. Based on or exemplifying anagoge
     - anagogical

  See also: anagoge

• It is unfortunate that such an anagogic sense has turned so bourgeois.
• The anagogic level of medieval allegory treated a text as expressing the highest spiritual meaning.
• The third album titled " Anagogic Tyranny " was released November 11, 2008.
• There are two main types of magic used in the northern Three Seas : Gnostic and Anagogic.
• Finally, Frye proposes an "'anagogic "'phase wherein a symbol is treated as a monad.
• While Gnostic magic is largely forgotten ( being the dominant art of the Ancient North, destroyed during the First Apocalypse ), Anagogic magic is more widely studied among multiple schools.
• Frye describes the anagogic in literature as " the imitation of infinite social action and infinite human thought, the mind of a man who is all men, the universal creative word which is all words ."
• The four methods of interpretation point in four different directions : The literal / historical backwards to the past, the allegoric forwards to the future, the tropological downwards to the moral / human, and the anagogic upwards to the spiritual / heavenly.
• Little is known about the Metaphysics of Cishaurim sorcery, or the Ps�khe as the Cishaurim refer to it, beyond the fact that it cannot be perceived by the Few and that it is in many ways as formidable as the Anagogic sorcery of the Schools.
• At Wesley's suggestion they go to Lorne, the Host of the bar, is introduced-an Anagogic demon who can see into the hearts and read the future of those who sing, he tries to convince Angel to do a number, but Angel refuses, saying there are three things he never does : tan, date, and sing in public.

• "anagogic" meaning in Chinese: adj. (对《圣经》的解释)神秘的。 an anagogic interpretation 神秘的解释。