The City of GodJ. M. Dent, 1931 - Всего страниц: 791 |
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... Plato , for example , had written a dialogue called The Republic , or Concerning Righteousness ( ToλTεía περὶ ... Plato was a moral idea ( which at its highest seemed to pass into a religious idea ) rather than an idea of law ; and what ...
... Plato , for example , had written a dialogue called The Republic , or Concerning Righteousness ( ToλTεía περὶ ... Plato was a moral idea ( which at its highest seemed to pass into a religious idea ) rather than an idea of law ; and what ...
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... Plato might have that knowledge that brought him so near the Christian doctrine . So ( Plato Now some of our Christians admire at these asser- seems to tions of Plato coming so near to our belief of God : have so that some think that at ...
... Plato might have that knowledge that brought him so near the Christian doctrine . So ( Plato Now some of our Christians admire at these asser- seems to tions of Plato coming so near to our belief of God : have so that some think that at ...
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... Plato and Porphyry , wherein if either should yield unto other , both should find out the truth . ( Plato PLATO and Porphyry held divers opinions , which if and they could have come to reconcile , they might Porphyry together perhaps ...
... Plato and Porphyry , wherein if either should yield unto other , both should find out the truth . ( Plato PLATO and Porphyry held divers opinions , which if and they could have come to reconcile , they might Porphyry together perhaps ...
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