The City of God Against the Pagans: & v. 7. Translated by William M. GreenHarvard University Press, 1957 |
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Sivu 73
... ( virtue ) and Felicitas ( felicity ) . Ir was not truth , but folly , that created these goddesses , for the things they name are gifts of the true God , not goddesses themselves . But where you have virtue and felicity , why look for ...
... ( virtue ) and Felicitas ( felicity ) . Ir was not truth , but folly , that created these goddesses , for the things they name are gifts of the true God , not goddesses themselves . But where you have virtue and felicity , why look for ...
Sivu 201
... virtue that they chose , and the standard by which the good among them gave judgement , namely honour . For the bad among them had no virtue , although they desired to have honour , and tried to gain it by bad arts , that is , by fraud ...
... virtue that they chose , and the standard by which the good among them gave judgement , namely honour . For the bad among them had no virtue , although they desired to have honour , and tried to gain it by bad arts , that is , by fraud ...
Sivu 245
... virtues that they have in this life be great or small , ascribe them only to the grace of God , because he has granted virtue to them according to their good will , their faith and their prayers . At the same time they understand how ...
... virtues that they have in this life be great or small , ascribe them only to the grace of God , because he has granted virtue to them according to their good will , their faith and their prayers . At the same time they understand how ...
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Aeneid aeterna aether aliquid aliud animae atque Augustine autem caelum causa Cicero City of God civil theology cuius Cunina deam deities demons deorum deos deum Deus dicere dicit diis Dis Pater divine earth eius enim ergo esset eternal etiam Felicitas felicitatem Fortuna glory goddess habere habet haec homines hominum honour huius human ideo igitur illa illi illo inquit inter Iovem Iovis ipsa ipse ipsi ipsum ista Iuppiter Janus Jupiter modo multa mundum neque nihil nisi omnes omnia omnis pagans Pecunia Posidonius possunt potest potius propter Proserpina quae quam quia quibus quid quidem quod quoniam Radagaisus rebus religion rerum rites Roman Sallust Saturn select gods sibi sicut sine sint soul sunt tamen tamquam terra things true utique Varro velut vero verum virtue vita vitam Vols world soul worship