The City of God Against the Pagans, Nide 7Harvard University Press, 1957 |
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Sivu 15
... granted , why are examples still demanded of us to make it seem credible that the bodies of men condemned to eternal punishment do not lose their soul by fire , but burn without damage and suffer without perishing ? The substance of ...
... granted , why are examples still demanded of us to make it seem credible that the bodies of men condemned to eternal punishment do not lose their soul by fire , but burn without damage and suffer without perishing ? The substance of ...
Sivu 53
... granted to the saints as a reward for their merits , when they are accepted as facts by the pagans , are ascribed to magic arts . Of these Virgil was speaking in the words which I quoted above : " To stop the water in flowing streams ...
... granted to the saints as a reward for their merits , when they are accepted as facts by the pagans , are ascribed to magic arts . Of these Virgil was speaking in the words which I quoted above : " To stop the water in flowing streams ...
Sivu 321
... granted before the sin , when he said : ' Increase and multiply and fill the earth . " 2 So the fecundity once granted remained in the condemned race , nor could the flaw of sin by which even the necessity of death is imposed upon us ...
... granted before the sin , when he said : ' Increase and multiply and fill the earth . " 2 So the fecundity once granted remained in the condemned race , nor could the flaw of sin by which even the necessity of death is imposed upon us ...
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aeternum aliis aliquid animae animalia Apostle apostolus atque Augustine autem believe body carnis Christ Christum Cicero City of God corporis corpus cuius Deum Deus dicere eius enim eorum ergo erit erunt esset eternal punishment etiam etsi fecit fire flesh fuerit fuisse futura haec hanc homines hominibus hominum huius ideo igne ignem ignis illa illi illo illud inquiunt ipsa ipse ipsi ista isti malis martyrs marvellous mercy mirabiliter miracles modum multa nature neque nihil nisi nobis nulla nunc omnes omni omnia omnibus peccata peccatum Plato poenas poenis posse possit potest potius propter quae quam quamvis quia quibus quid quidem quippe quis quo modo quod quoniam resurrection saints sibi sicut sine sins sint sive Solinus spiritus sunt tamen things tunc usque utique Varro vero verum vita vitam Vols