The City of God, Том 1J. M. Dent and Company, 1903 |
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... truth has been taught them as plain as one man can teach another : hence it is that there ariseth a necessity that bindeth us to dilate more fully of what is already most plain , and to give the truth , not unto their eyes to see , but ...
... truth has been taught them as plain as one man can teach another : hence it is that there ariseth a necessity that bindeth us to dilate more fully of what is already most plain , and to give the truth , not unto their eyes to see , but ...
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... truth , yet will not give it place in their minds , but reply against it , as it is written of them , " like spectators of iniquity , " those are eternally frivolous and if we should bind ourselves to give an answer to every ...
... truth , yet will not give it place in their minds , but reply against it , as it is written of them , " like spectators of iniquity , " those are eternally frivolous and if we should bind ourselves to give an answer to every ...
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... truth , by reason it has more tongue than truth ? But let these fellows mark each thing well and if their impartial judgments tell them , that their tongue - ripe satirism may more easily disturb the truth of this world , than ...
... truth , by reason it has more tongue than truth ? But let these fellows mark each thing well and if their impartial judgments tell them , that their tongue - ripe satirism may more easily disturb the truth of this world , than ...
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adored Æneas Æther afflictions amongst blood Cæsar calamities called Capitol Carthage Carthaginians CHAPTER Christ Christian Cicero citizens city of God Cloacina command commonwealth conquered consuls corruption Cunina death deities desire devils divine doth durst earth earthly empire endure enemies eternal evil faith false fear Felicity filthy foes Fortune Gauls gave give God's goddess gods Greeks happy hath heaven honest honour Ilium Jove Juno Jupiter justice justly Juventas killed king kingdom Laomedon lives manners Marius men's mischiefs never offend Pagans peace plays poets Pompey praise Priapus Regulus religion Roman Empire Romans Rome Rome's Romulus sacrifices Saguntines saith Sallust Scævola Scipio Senate slain slaughters soul sovereignty stage-plays suffered Sylla Tarquin temning temple temporal things thou Troy true truth Tully unto utterly Varro Vesta victory villainies virgins virtue wars weal-public Wherefore wherein whereof whole wicked worship worthy wretches