St. Augustine, Aspects of His Life and ThoughtHodder and Stoughton, 1914 - 255 páginas |
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... seems worth while to mention this , as it gives the value of independent agreement to the concurrence of our views regarding what may be called the " economics " of the Cassi- ciacum period - a point which , so far as I know , had not ...
... seems worth while to mention this , as it gives the value of independent agreement to the concurrence of our views regarding what may be called the " economics " of the Cassi- ciacum period - a point which , so far as I know , had not ...
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... seems possible that the bio- grapher might prefer the less conscious self- revelations found elsewhere . The attempt to combine the whole of these scattered touches into a portrait would doubtless be worth making , but the task would be ...
... seems possible that the bio- grapher might prefer the less conscious self- revelations found elsewhere . The attempt to combine the whole of these scattered touches into a portrait would doubtless be worth making , but the task would be ...
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... seem to himself to smell each odour as if it were present . Now that power of voluntary recall is quite common in regard to visual impressions -we can all see Oxford and Cambridge blue in our mind's eye . And it is common enough in ...
... seem to himself to smell each odour as if it were present . Now that power of voluntary recall is quite common in regard to visual impressions -we can all see Oxford and Cambridge blue in our mind's eye . And it is common enough in ...
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... seem a rash thing to His letters to Nebridius give an interesting glimpse of his relations with a friend who , though not his intellectual equal , was at least interested in and capable of following his deeper speculations . 2 There is ...
... seem a rash thing to His letters to Nebridius give an interesting glimpse of his relations with a friend who , though not his intellectual equal , was at least interested in and capable of following his deeper speculations . 2 There is ...
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... seem to me possible for anything to exist except in this form - that was the greatest and almost the sole cause of the error which held me fast " ( v . 19 ) . Of what was meant by a spiritual sub- stance I could not form even a faint ...
... seem to me possible for anything to exist except in this form - that was the greatest and almost the sole cause of the error which held me fast " ( v . 19 ) . Of what was meant by a spiritual sub- stance I could not form even a faint ...
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