The City of God, Том 1Hafner Publishing Company, 1948 |
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Стр. 257
... happiness ought we to consecrate ourselves , who piously love eternal life , in which there is true and full felicity ? But I think , from what has been said , no one ought to doubt that none of those gods is the giver of happiness ...
... happiness ought we to consecrate ourselves , who piously love eternal life , in which there is true and full felicity ? But I think , from what has been said , no one ought to doubt that none of those gods is the giver of happiness ...
Стр. 382
... happiness either on angels or men , but that it yet remains a question whether those spirits whom they direct us to worship , that we may obtain happiness , wish sacrifice to be offered to themselves , or to the one God only . IT T is ...
... happiness either on angels or men , but that it yet remains a question whether those spirits whom they direct us to worship , that we may obtain happiness , wish sacrifice to be offered to themselves , or to the one God only . IT T is ...
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... happiness . For what happiness can be more fallacious and false than that in whose blaze of truth we yet remain ignorant that we shall be miserable , or in whose most secure citadel we yet fear that we shall be so ? For if , on the one ...
... happiness . For what happiness can be more fallacious and false than that in whose blaze of truth we yet remain ignorant that we shall be miserable , or in whose most secure citadel we yet fear that we shall be so ? For if , on the one ...
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Augustine censures the pagans who attributed the calamities of | 1 |
BOOK II | 48 |
BOOK III | 63 |
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