The City of GodJ. M. Dent, 1931 - Всего страниц: 791 |
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... divine or mental power . After him came Anaximander , his scholar , but he changed his opinion concerning the natures of things : holding that the whole world was not created of one thing ( as Thales held , of water ) , but that ...
... divine or mental power . After him came Anaximander , his scholar , but he changed his opinion concerning the natures of things : holding that the whole world was not created of one thing ( as Thales held , of water ) , but that ...
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... divine , he should have avouched them at his accusation , as congruent with the divine powers , and have convinced the opposite laws of absurd impiety , in condemning so admirable effects of the deities . For so might he either have ...
... divine , he should have avouched them at his accusation , as congruent with the divine powers , and have convinced the opposite laws of absurd impiety , in condemning so admirable effects of the deities . For so might he either have ...
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... divine gift man has the name of reasonable . For we they are have yet spoken no wonderful thing of man : the wonder of all wonders is that man could find out the divine nature , and give it effect . Wherefore our fathers erring ...
... divine gift man has the name of reasonable . For we they are have yet spoken no wonderful thing of man : the wonder of all wonders is that man could find out the divine nature , and give it effect . Wherefore our fathers erring ...
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