The City of God, Том 1Hafner Publishing Company, 1948 |
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... thought that felicity could not be given even by Jupiter himself , whom they already worshipped , but certainly by him whom they thought fit to worship under the name of Felicity itself . I thoroughly affirm the statement that they ...
... thought that felicity could not be given even by Jupiter himself , whom they already worshipped , but certainly by him whom they thought fit to worship under the name of Felicity itself . I thoroughly affirm the statement that they ...
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... thought there was nothing manly to be dreaded in him , and such his cruelty , that , had not the contrary been known , no one would have thought there was anything effeminate in his character . Nevertheless power and domination are not ...
... thought there was nothing manly to be dreaded in him , and such his cruelty , that , had not the contrary been known , no one would have thought there was anything effeminate in his character . Nevertheless power and domination are not ...
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... thought that each thing springs from its own proper principle . These principles of things he believed to be infinite in number , and thought that they generated innumerable worlds , and all the things which arise in them . He thought ...
... thought that each thing springs from its own proper principle . These principles of things he believed to be infinite in number , and thought that they generated innumerable worlds , and all the things which arise in them . He thought ...
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Augustine censures the pagans who attributed the calamities of | 1 |
BOOK II | 48 |
BOOK III | 63 |
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