But these low grades of social organization, having some show of congruity with the blank levels of Russia, can pretend to none with the continent we inhabit.

So many and so remarkable are the coincidences, and these in parts of his works that I could not have seenand so uniform the congruity of the whole.

because thy selfe binds upon reason, wilt thou looke for congruity in a woman?

Still, notwithstanding the long period that elapsed between its commencement and completion, there is a congruity about the whole building which is eminently pleasing, and to some extent redeems the defects in its details and proportions, while the views afforded in various directions by the triple aisles on either side of the nave are undeniably picturesque.

This congruity to naturethe following of nature, and obedience to all her lawsis the key-formula to the doctrines of the Roman Stoics.

The symbolic form is imperfect, because the spiritual meaning which it seeks to convey enters into consciousness in but an abstract and vague manner, and thus the congruity between meaning and form must always remain defective and therefore abstract.