The City of God, Том 2Catholic University of America Press, 1962 |
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... sense of merciful . However , the Greeks never call Him eusebes , although ordinary people employ the word eusébeia in the sense of mercy . In certain passages of the Greek text of Scripture , to mark the distinc- tion , eusébeia ...
... sense of merciful . However , the Greeks never call Him eusebes , although ordinary people employ the word eusébeia in the sense of mercy . In certain passages of the Greek text of Scripture , to mark the distinc- tion , eusébeia ...
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... senses . So , too , in the case of realities perceived by the mind and spirit , the mind is an interior sense and we speak of a man of ' good sense . ' If our preceptions are of invisible things remote from our own interior sense , we ...
... senses . So , too , in the case of realities perceived by the mind and spirit , the mind is an interior sense and we speak of a man of ' good sense . ' If our preceptions are of invisible things remote from our own interior sense , we ...
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... sense . But if anyone imagines that amor is used in both a good and a bad sense , while dilectio is used only in a good sense , let him take note of what is said in the psalm : ' He that loveth [ diligit ] iniquity hateth his own soul ...
... sense . But if anyone imagines that amor is used in both a good and a bad sense , while dilectio is used only in a good sense , let him take note of what is said in the psalm : ' He that loveth [ diligit ] iniquity hateth his own soul ...
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