Great Books of the Western World, 20. köideRobert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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Page 168
... denotes the destruction of the equilibrium of health , and partly some- thing positive , namely the very humours that are disposed in a disordered way , so too origi- nal sin denotes the privation of original justice , and besides this ...
... denotes the destruction of the equilibrium of health , and partly some- thing positive , namely the very humours that are disposed in a disordered way , so too origi- nal sin denotes the privation of original justice , and besides this ...
Page 295
... de- notes those who are clever in temporal affairs , but dull in spiritual matters . The gull , which both flies in the air and swims in the water , sig- nifies those who are partial both to Circum- cision and to Baptism ; or else it ...
... de- notes those who are clever in temporal affairs , but dull in spiritual matters . The gull , which both flies in the air and swims in the water , sig- nifies those who are partial both to Circum- cision and to Baptism ; or else it ...
Page 479
... denotes exces- sive hope . But there cannot be excess of that hope which is in God , since His power and mercy are infinite . Therefore it seems that pre- sumption is not a sin . Obj . 3. Further , That which is a sin does not excuse ...
... denotes exces- sive hope . But there cannot be excess of that hope which is in God , since His power and mercy are infinite . Therefore it seems that pre- sumption is not a sin . Obj . 3. Further , That which is a sin does not excuse ...
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