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• Sic transit gloria mundi, as Thomas a Kempis famously said.
• This verse had a particular strong influence on Thomas a Kempis and John Calvin.
• Very gently he suggested a study of The Imitation of Christ by Thomas a Kempis.
• A polychoral " Canticle of Zachary " has been ascribed to Guillaume a Kempis.
• In Sweden a popular songbook with spiritual songs and prayers by Thomas a Kempis named " Lilla Kempis.
• John of Ruysbroeck, Florence Radewyns, Henry of Kalkar, Gerard of Zutphen, Thomas and John a Kempis, and Johann Vos of Huesden.
• Furthermore, a Kempis published a mass, a sequence " Victimae paschalis " and twelve sonatas for violin, viola da gamba and double bass.
• This slim children's book quotes the likes of Voltaire and Thomas a Kempis as it introduces young readers to the joys and rigors of the bookish life.
• Deventer is the birthplace of Geert Groote and home to his Brethren of the Common Life, a school of religious thought that influenced Thomas a Kempis and Erasmus in later times.
• She was inspired by the teachings of Thomas a Kempis, and supported the revival movement of Carl Olof Rosenius, which had been recommended her by her lady in waiting Josephine Hamilton.
• He was also the author of numerous pieces, amongst which are a life of Thomas a Kempis and a satire on the follies of women entitled " Navicula Stultarum Mulierum ".
• Verily, when the day of judgment comes, we shall not be asked what we have read, but what we have done _ Thomas a Kempis, German theologian ( 1380-1471 ).
• According to Hermann Hamelmann, he received his schooling at Deventer, in the school of Thomas a Kempis, together with Rodolphus Agricola, Alexander Hegius, Anton Liber of Soest, Count Maurice von Spielenberg, and Ludwig Dringenberg.
• Thomas A Kempis in the medieval contemplative classic " The Imitation of Christ " ( ca 1418 ) stated that the glory of a good man is the witness of a good conscience . " Preserve a quiet conscience and you will always have joy.
• The silences in St . John of the Cross, Thomas a Kempis ( " Imitation of Christ " ), Georges Bernanos ( " Diary of a Country Priest " ) and Thomas Merton ( " The Seven Storey Mountain " ) were trumpet-tongued.
• In fact, Thomas a Kempis inserted into the work, a copy of which he wrote in 1441, the passage of the " Soliloquies " where Gerlac says that he would feel no pain, if necessary for the greater glory of God, to be in hell for ever.
• Those Brussels composers are Joannes Florentius a Kempis, who played the organ at the " Chapel of Our Lady " Church ( Kapellekerk ), and whose edition appeared in 1657, and Gaspar de Verlit, who was choir master of the St . Nicolas Church ( Sint-Niklaaskerk ) and whose edition was published in 1660.
• Willard has a recommended reading page on his website listing specific titles by Thomas a Kempis, William Law, Frank Laubach, William Wilberforce, Richard Baxter, Charles Finney, Jan Johnson, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Jeremy Taylor, Richard Foster, E . Stanley Jones, William Penn, Brother Lawrence, Francis de Sales, James Gilchrist Lawson, and others.
• To coincide with the opening of a Clinton Library-related exhibit of books and gifts he received while president, Clinton has released a list of his 21 favorite books _ from his wife's " Living History " to Ralph Ellison's " Invisible Man " to Thomas a Kempis'" The Imitation of Christ ."
• In " The B . C . Catholic ", Paul Matthew St . Pierre described " SEL " as an " understated work " in which the author " does not second-guess Thomas a Kempis for us . " But Easwaran " manages to open up the mind and spirit of Thomas a Kempis and to awaken people created in the image and likeness of God to the possibilities of imitating Jesus . " He later added that in " SEL ", " Easwaran untangles a meditative paradox of imitative faith and observance that draws people to the actuality of Jesus Christ ."