The City of God, Том 1Hafner Publishing Company, 1948 |
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... Rome might arise . But why did they a second time aban- don this same town , allied now to Rome , and not making war upon her noble daughter , but preserving a most stedfast and pious fidelity to Rome's most justifiable faction ? Why ...
... Rome might arise . But why did they a second time aban- don this same town , allied now to Rome , and not making war upon her noble daughter , but preserving a most stedfast and pious fidelity to Rome's most justifiable faction ? Why ...
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... Rome see fit to be content with it . For as yet Jupiter himself had not his chief temple , -it being King Tarquin who built the Capitol . And Esculapius left Epidaurus for Rome , that in this foremost city he might have a finer field ...
... Rome see fit to be content with it . For as yet Jupiter himself had not his chief temple , -it being King Tarquin who built the Capitol . And Esculapius left Epidaurus for Rome , that in this foremost city he might have a finer field ...
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... Rome , ambassadors were sent to Hannibal , urging him to raise the siege ; and when this remonstrance was neglected , they proceeded to Carthage , lodged complaint against the breaking of the treaty , and returned to Rome without ac ...
... Rome , ambassadors were sent to Hannibal , urging him to raise the siege ; and when this remonstrance was neglected , they proceeded to Carthage , lodged complaint against the breaking of the treaty , and returned to Rome without ac ...
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Augustine censures the pagans who attributed the calamities of | 1 |
BOOK II | 48 |
BOOK III | 63 |
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