The City of God, Том 1Hafner Publishing Company, 1948 |
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... rites called sacred , to represent their nobleness of character , which has no existence . There are sacred rites of Juno ; and these are celebrated in her beloved island , Samos , where she was given in marriage to Jupiter . There are ...
... rites called sacred , to represent their nobleness of character , which has no existence . There are sacred rites of Juno ; and these are celebrated in her beloved island , Samos , where she was given in marriage to Jupiter . There are ...
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... rites were instituted . Then Varro adds , that many things are taught in the mysteries of Ceres which only refer to the discovery of fruits . 21. Concerning the shamefulness of the rites which are celebrated in honour · of Liber . Now ...
... rites were instituted . Then Varro adds , that many things are taught in the mysteries of Ceres which only refer to the discovery of fruits . 21. Concerning the shamefulness of the rites which are celebrated in honour · of Liber . Now ...
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... rites which he gave forth as facts , whilst he concealed their causes ; for even he himself was afraid of that which ... rites which were to be written in the books of the priests , and also the causes of those rites , which latter ...
... rites which he gave forth as facts , whilst he concealed their causes ; for even he himself was afraid of that which ... rites which were to be written in the books of the priests , and also the causes of those rites , which latter ...
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Augustine censures the pagans who attributed the calamities of | 1 |
BOOK II | 48 |
BOOK III | 63 |
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