The City of God, Том 1J.M. Dent, 1967 |
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... Felicity can do all this ? For to be born clever is a felicity . Where- fore , though the child being yet unborn could not merit this felicity , yet she bestows cleverness upon the child as a benefit unto t the parents that honoured her ...
... Felicity can do all this ? For to be born clever is a felicity . Where- fore , though the child being yet unborn could not merit this felicity , yet she bestows cleverness upon the child as a benefit unto t the parents that honoured her ...
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... Felicity or no , I will undertake , that even if all the room in besides were filled with other gods ' altars so that Felicity could not have a fit place built , Jupiter himself would give place and let Felicity have his own seat upon ...
... Felicity or no , I will undertake , that even if all the room in besides were filled with other gods ' altars so that Felicity could not have a fit place built , Jupiter himself would give place and let Felicity have his own seat upon ...
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... felicity , but only he whom they worshipped under the name of Felicity . So then , it is confirmed that they thought felicity could not be given but by a god that they knew not well : seek but him out then and give him his due worship ...
... felicity , but only he whom they worshipped under the name of Felicity . So then , it is confirmed that they thought felicity could not be given but by a god that they knew not well : seek but him out then and give him his due worship ...
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That the cruel effects following the losses of war did | 8 |
how fit it is and yet | 9 |
П Of the death that may befall the immortal soul and of the bodys | 13 |
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