St. Augustine, Aspects of His Life and ThoughtHodder and Stoughton, 1914 - 255 páginas |
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... expression of a sensuous temperament , so his relations with his fellow - men are the expression of a warm , emotional tempera- ment . It is not your cold man , as a rule , who wins such loyalty and affection as Augustine's friends ...
... expression of a sensuous temperament , so his relations with his fellow - men are the expression of a warm , emotional tempera- ment . It is not your cold man , as a rule , who wins such loyalty and affection as Augustine's friends ...
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... expression , and the Classical economy in the use of metaphor , which becomes so painfully impressed upon us when we attempt to write " Latin prose , " has entirely disappeared . The use of metaphor is as free as in modern writing , and ...
... expression , and the Classical economy in the use of metaphor , which becomes so painfully impressed upon us when we attempt to write " Latin prose , " has entirely disappeared . The use of metaphor is as free as in modern writing , and ...
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... expression give us a clue to the explanation — which is , I believe , that in these Dialogues Augustine means by philosophy Chris- tianity , as interpreted through Neo - Platonism ? That may seem a bold statement , but here are a number ...
... expression give us a clue to the explanation — which is , I believe , that in these Dialogues Augustine means by philosophy Chris- tianity , as interpreted through Neo - Platonism ? That may seem a bold statement , but here are a number ...
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... expression is perhaps over - elaborate , but it is evident , I think , that Licentius looked back with real affection to that pleasant sojourn at Cassiciacum . The following lines also may be quoted . To explain the allusions it should ...
... expression is perhaps over - elaborate , but it is evident , I think , that Licentius looked back with real affection to that pleasant sojourn at Cassiciacum . The following lines also may be quoted . To explain the allusions it should ...
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... expressing gratitude to God , but he could not refrain from referring to the sounds of revelry which proceeded from the neighbouring Donatist church , and remark- ing that the beauty of day is enhanced by contrast with the darkness of ...
... expressing gratitude to God , but he could not refrain from referring to the sounds of revelry which proceeded from the neighbouring Donatist church , and remark- ing that the beauty of day is enhanced by contrast with the darkness of ...
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