The City of God Against the Pagans: Translated by George E. McCrackenHarvard University Press, 1957 |
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Sivu 55
... reason it may be that the tortures which taught them that the good to be held dear is a good that cannot decay were more profitable than those goods of theirs , which without any profitable service at all , brought torture upon their ...
... reason it may be that the tortures which taught them that the good to be held dear is a good that cannot decay were more profitable than those goods of theirs , which without any profitable service at all , brought torture upon their ...
Sivu 113
... reason for thinking suicide profitable that I had started to discuss , namely , to prevent being impelled to sin whether by the seduc- tion of pleasure or by cruel suffering . Once we con- sent to the acceptance of this reason , it will ...
... reason for thinking suicide profitable that I had started to discuss , namely , to prevent being impelled to sin whether by the seduc- tion of pleasure or by cruel suffering . Once we con- sent to the acceptance of this reason , it will ...
Sivu 203
... reason why Nasica opposed the destruction of Carthage , to repress vice and to pre- serve the aforesaid high state of morality by restrain- ing immorality through fear . ) The same Sallust immediately adds : On the other hand , after ...
... reason why Nasica opposed the destruction of Carthage , to repress vice and to pre- serve the aforesaid high state of morality by restrain- ing immorality through fear . ) The same Sallust immediately adds : On the other hand , after ...
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2nd Imp 3rd Imp 4th Imp Aeneas Aeneid apud atque Augustine Augustine's autem bishop Carthage Christ Christian Cicero citizens City of God civitas civitatis crime cuius death deinde deos dicere diis divine Donatist eius enemy enim eorum ergo esset etiam evils fuerat fuit gods habere haec Hippo homines hominum honour huius ideo igitur illa illi illo illud ipsa ipse ipsi ipso ipsum ista isti Livy magis mala malis Manichaean Marius modo moribus multa multi multo Neque nisi numina pagan Pelagianism Plato populi postea potius propter publica quae quam quia quibus quid quidem quippe quod quorum rei publicae rem publicam republic Roma Roman republic Romans Rome Romulus Sallust Scipio sibi sicut sive Sulla sunt Tagaste tamen tamquam tantum temple tunc velut vero verum victory vita vitam Vols Volusianus wicked worship