The City of God, Том 1Hafner Publishing Company, 1948 |
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... Cicero , rather a coloured painting than the living reality ? But , if God will , we shall consider this elsewhere . For I mean in its own place to show that according to the definitions in which Cicero himself , using Scipio as his ...
... Cicero , rather a coloured painting than the living reality ? But , if God will , we shall consider this elsewhere . For I mean in its own place to show that according to the definitions in which Cicero himself , using Scipio as his ...
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... Cicero , too , shows plainly enough that the apotheosis of Romulus was imaginary rather than real , when , even while he is praising him in one of Scipio's remarks in the De Republica , he says : " Such a reputation had he acquired ...
... Cicero , too , shows plainly enough that the apotheosis of Romulus was imaginary rather than real , when , even while he is praising him in one of Scipio's remarks in the De Republica , he says : " Such a reputation had he acquired ...
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... Cicero . Caius [ Julius ] Cæsar , when he had conquered Pompey , though he used his victory with clemency , and granted to men of the op- posite faction both life and honours , was suspected of aiming at royalty , and was assassinated ...
... Cicero . Caius [ Julius ] Cæsar , when he had conquered Pompey , though he used his victory with clemency , and granted to men of the op- posite faction both life and honours , was suspected of aiming at royalty , and was assassinated ...
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Augustine censures the pagans who attributed the calamities of | 1 |
BOOK II | 48 |
BOOK III | 63 |
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