The City of God, Том 1Hafner Publishing Company, 1948 |
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... human infirmity cannot be called back from the per- petration of damnable deeds , so long as authority is furnished ... human and things divine , distributing some among the human , others among the divine , according to the special ...
... human infirmity cannot be called back from the per- petration of damnable deeds , so long as authority is furnished ... human and things divine , distributing some among the human , others among the divine , according to the special ...
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... human things ; if concerning some part of it , why should it not , from the ' very nature of the case , precede human things ? Is not even some part of the gods to be preferred to the whole of humanity ? But if it is too much to prefer ...
... human things ; if concerning some part of it , why should it not , from the ' very nature of the case , precede human things ? Is not even some part of the gods to be preferred to the whole of humanity ? But if it is too much to prefer ...
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... human form the rational soul was signified , because the human form is the vessel , as it were , in which that nature is wont to be contained which they attribute to God , or to the gods . These are the mysteries of doctrine to which ...
... human form the rational soul was signified , because the human form is the vessel , as it were , in which that nature is wont to be contained which they attribute to God , or to the gods . These are the mysteries of doctrine to which ...
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Augustine censures the pagans who attributed the calamities of | 1 |
BOOK II | 48 |
BOOK III | 63 |
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