The City of God, Том 1Hafner Publishing Company, 1948 |
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... seek wine from Liber , " he may rightly say , " If ye have not wine , at least give me eternal life ? " What more monstrous than this absurdity ? Will not these Lymphs , for they are wont to be very easily made laugh , laughing loudly ...
... seek wine from Liber , " he may rightly say , " If ye have not wine , at least give me eternal life ? " What more monstrous than this absurdity ? Will not these Lymphs , for they are wont to be very easily made laugh , laughing loudly ...
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... seek for an intermediate between the blessed immortals and miserable mortals , we should find a being which is either mortal and blessed , or immortal and miserable . 14. Whether men , though mortal , can enjoy true blessedness . It is ...
... seek for an intermediate between the blessed immortals and miserable mortals , we should find a being which is either mortal and blessed , or immortal and miserable . 14. Whether men , though mortal , can enjoy true blessedness . It is ...
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... seek for others who can acquaint us of these things , if we have not already found them . Of the trustworthiness of these witnesses , there will , not now , but subsequently , be an opportunity of speaking . But in this book let us go ...
... seek for others who can acquaint us of these things , if we have not already found them . Of the trustworthiness of these witnesses , there will , not now , but subsequently , be an opportunity of speaking . But in this book let us go ...
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Augustine censures the pagans who attributed the calamities of | 1 |
BOOK II | 48 |
BOOK III | 63 |
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