The City of God, Том 1J.M. Dent, 1967 |
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... glory and wealth honestly gotten ' : 1 honour they dearly loved , and honesty , offering willingly both their lives and their states for them . The zealous desire of this one thing suppressed all other inordinate affections : and hence ...
... glory and wealth honestly gotten ' : 1 honour they dearly loved , and honesty , offering willingly both their lives and their states for them . The zealous desire of this one thing suppressed all other inordinate affections : and hence ...
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... glory , good and bad wish both alike . But the good goes the true way , that is , by virtue leading him directly to his possession of honour , glory , sovereignty.'1 That this was the Romans ' course , their temples showed , Virtue's ...
... glory , good and bad wish both alike . But the good goes the true way , that is , by virtue leading him directly to his possession of honour , glory , sovereignty.'1 That this was the Romans ' course , their temples showed , Virtue's ...
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... glory which shall be showed unto us . ' 2 But their lives seemed worthy of that present temporal glory . And therefore the Jews , that executed Christ ( the New Testament revealing what the Old concealed , that God was not to be ...
... glory which shall be showed unto us . ' 2 But their lives seemed worthy of that present temporal glory . And therefore the Jews , that executed Christ ( the New Testament revealing what the Old concealed , that God was not to be ...
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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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adored Aeneas Aesculapius affirm amongst angels Apuleius beatitude blessed body called Carthage cause CHAPTER Christ Christian Cicero city of God command commonwealth confess conquered creatures Cunina death deceive deities desire devils diverse divine doth durst earth earthly empire endure enemies eternal evil faith false Father fear felicity filthy foes Gauls give glory God's goddess gods Greeks happy hath heaven held hold holy honest honour hurt immortal Janus Jove Juno Jupiter Juventas kill king kingdom lest light live Lord lust man's Marius means men's mind misery mortal nature never opinion philosophers Plato Platonists poets Porphyry praise Priapus priests Proserpina reason religion Romans Rome Romulus sacrifices Sallust Saturn scripture senate soul speak spirits Sulla temple temporal thee theurgic things thou true truth unto Varro Vesta victory virtue wars Wherefore wherein whereof wicked worship wretched