The City of God, Том 1Hafner Publishing Company, 1948 |
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... creature is , in comparison of the knowledge of the Creator , but a twilight ; and so it dawns and breaks into morning when the creature is drawn to the praise and love of the Creator ; and night never falls when the Creator is not ...
... creature is , in comparison of the knowledge of the Creator , but a twilight ; and so it dawns and breaks into morning when the creature is drawn to the praise and love of the Creator ; and night never falls when the Creator is not ...
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... creature save God only . Thus , though it is not every creature that can be blessed ( for beasts , trees , stones , and things of that kind have not this capacity ) , yet that creature which has the capacity cannot be blessed of itself ...
... creature save God only . Thus , though it is not every creature that can be blessed ( for beasts , trees , stones , and things of that kind have not this capacity ) , yet that creature which has the capacity cannot be blessed of itself ...
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... creature whose changing movements admit of succession , there cannot be time at all . And consequently , even if they ... creatures , however , not begotten of Him , but created by Him out of nothing ; nor co - eternal with Him , for He ...
... creature whose changing movements admit of succession , there cannot be time at all . And consequently , even if they ... creatures , however , not begotten of Him , but created by Him out of nothing ; nor co - eternal with Him , for He ...
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Augustine censures the pagans who attributed the calamities of | 1 |
BOOK II | 48 |
BOOK III | 63 |
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