The City of God, Том 1Hafner Publishing Company, 1948 |
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... possess , what should she fill ? For she is placed in the Capitol along with these two , although she is not the offspring of their marriage . Or if they say that 1 Virgil , Eneid , i . 47 . she possesses the higher part of the ether ...
... possess , what should she fill ? For she is placed in the Capitol along with these two , although she is not the offspring of their marriage . Or if they say that 1 Virgil , Eneid , i . 47 . she possesses the higher part of the ether ...
Стр. 216
... possess the land . " But , that it may not be thought that by " tyrants " is meant , not wicked and impious kings , but brave men , in accordance with the ancient use of the word , as when Virgil says , " For know that treaty may not ...
... possess the land . " But , that it may not be thought that by " tyrants " is meant , not wicked and impious kings , but brave men , in accordance with the ancient use of the word , as when Virgil says , " For know that treaty may not ...
Стр. 346
... possess they possess as demons , doing harm by bestowing pretended benefits , —harm all the greater for the deception , —or else openly and undisguisedly doing evil to men . They cannot , however , do anything of this kind unless where ...
... possess they possess as demons , doing harm by bestowing pretended benefits , —harm all the greater for the deception , —or else openly and undisguisedly doing evil to men . They cannot , however , do anything of this kind unless where ...
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Augustine censures the pagans who attributed the calamities of | 1 |
BOOK II | 48 |
BOOK III | 63 |
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