The City of God, Том 1Hafner Publishing Company, 1948 |
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... nature , nevertheless all nature is not God ; for there is certainly a nature of man , of a beast , of a tree , of a stone , -none of which is God . For if , when the question is con- cerning the mother of the gods , that from which the ...
... nature , nevertheless all nature is not God ; for there is certainly a nature of man , of a beast , of a tree , of a stone , -none of which is God . For if , when the question is con- cerning the mother of the gods , that from which the ...
Стр. 484
... nature but by will , which , as it injures them , injures a good nature ; for if vice does not injure , it is not vice . In Scripture they are called God's enemies who oppose His rule , not by nature , but by vice ; having no power to ...
... nature but by will , which , as it injures them , injures a good nature ; for if vice does not injure , it is not vice . In Scripture they are called God's enemies who oppose His rule , not by nature , but by vice ; having no power to ...
Стр. 486
... natures themselves , which are all originated and created by God ; for it is that which pleases us in this nature which we are displeased to see removed by the fault , unless even the natures themselves displease men , as often happens ...
... natures themselves , which are all originated and created by God ; for it is that which pleases us in this nature which we are displeased to see removed by the fault , unless even the natures themselves displease men , as often happens ...
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Augustine censures the pagans who attributed the calamities of | 1 |
BOOK II | 48 |
BOOK III | 63 |
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