The City of God, Том 1Fathers of the Church, Incorporated, 1950 |
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... fate the will and power of God , they should keep their conception but change their expression . Surely , though , it is best to say at once what one will have to say as soon as one is asked what is meant by fate . Ordinarily , when ...
... fate the will and power of God , they should keep their conception but change their expression . Surely , though , it is best to say at once what one will have to say as soon as one is asked what is meant by fate . Ordinarily , when ...
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... Fate leads or drags men - willy - nilly - on.2 Obviously , in the last line he means by fate the will of the ' Father and Lord ' mentioned in the first line . This will he is ready to obey to be led willingly or , if need be , dragged ...
... Fate leads or drags men - willy - nilly - on.2 Obviously , in the last line he means by fate the will of the ' Father and Lord ' mentioned in the first line . This will he is ready to obey to be led willingly or , if need be , dragged ...
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... fate . His point is that , once any knowl- edge of the future is admitted , it is logically impossible to deny fate . But , be these tortuous strifes and disputations of the philo- sophers what they will , we who profess belief in the ...
... fate . His point is that , once any knowl- edge of the future is admitted , it is logically impossible to deny fate . But , be these tortuous strifes and disputations of the philo- sophers what they will , we who profess belief in the ...
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The City of God, Books I–VII (The Fathers of the Church, Volume 8), Книги 1-7 Saint Augustine Ограниченный просмотр - 2010 |
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Aeneid ancient Augustine believe bestow body calamities called Carthage Cato causes Chapter Christ Christian Church Cicero citizens City of God conquered crime death demons divine earth earthly city enemy eternal evil fact faith false fate father fear Felicity gifts give glory God's goddess Greeks hand happiness heaven heavenly Hence holy honor human Janus Jove Juno Jupiter justice killed kind King kingdom laws live Livy lust Marius means men's merely mind morals mother natural theology nature never Numa Pompilius pagans peace philosophers Plato poets praise Proserpina Punic Radagaisus reason regard Regulus reign religion religious republic rites Roman Empire Rome Romulus sacrifices Saguntum Sallust Saturn Scipio Second Punic War seed select gods Senate soul spirit stars suffer Tarquinius temples temporal things true truth unity universal society Varro Venus victory virgin virtue wars wicked words worship