The City of God, Том 1Hafner Publishing Company, 1948 |
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Стр. 246
... certainly they themselves have seen what they transact in secret through the agency of mutilated and effeminate men ... certainly a nature of man , of a beast , of a tree , of a stone , -none of which is God . For if , when the question ...
... certainly they themselves have seen what they transact in secret through the agency of mutilated and effeminate men ... certainly a nature of man , of a beast , of a tree , of a stone , -none of which is God . For if , when the question ...
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... certainly the rest are rejected as bad . " 1 I do not say this , for I see that even from among the select , some are selected for some greater and more excellent office : as in warfare , when recruits have been elected , there are some ...
... certainly the rest are rejected as bad . " 1 I do not say this , for I see that even from among the select , some are selected for some greater and more excellent office : as in warfare , when recruits have been elected , there are some ...
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... certainly knows that he shall eter- nally enjoy the most high God in the company of angels , and beyond the reach of ill , -this man , no matter what bodily torments afflict him , is more blessed than was he who , even in that great ...
... certainly knows that he shall eter- nally enjoy the most high God in the company of angels , and beyond the reach of ill , -this man , no matter what bodily torments afflict him , is more blessed than was he who , even in that great ...
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Augustine censures the pagans who attributed the calamities of | 1 |
BOOK II | 48 |
BOOK III | 63 |
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