The City of GodJ. M. Dent, 1931 - Всего страниц: 791 |
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Saint Augustine (of Hippo) Frederick William Bussell, Sir Ernest Barker. 1 . 1 1 ར We have seen the philosophy of ... Augustine ; and Dante , though he only refers to him twice in the Divina Commedia , uses his teaching in De Monarchia ...
Saint Augustine (of Hippo) Frederick William Bussell, Sir Ernest Barker. 1 . 1 1 ར We have seen the philosophy of ... Augustine ; and Dante , though he only refers to him twice in the Divina Commedia , uses his teaching in De Monarchia ...
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... Augustine , " Remove righteousness , and what are kingdoms but G 14 great bands of brigands ? " and the outburst of ... Augustine taught Gregory VII that States were organisations of brigands , we must remember two things . The first is ...
... Augustine , " Remove righteousness , and what are kingdoms but G 14 great bands of brigands ? " and the outburst of ... Augustine taught Gregory VII that States were organisations of brigands , we must remember two things . The first is ...
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... Augustine's own position , Troeltsch turns to his influence on the Middle Ages . Chrysostom , Leo I , Gelasius I , St. Augustine might indeed demand the theocratic subjection of the Emperor under the clergy , on the analogy of the Old ...
... Augustine's own position , Troeltsch turns to his influence on the Middle Ages . Chrysostom , Leo I , Gelasius I , St. Augustine might indeed demand the theocratic subjection of the Emperor under the clergy , on the analogy of the Old ...
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