Julian the Emperor: Containing Gregory Nazianzen's Two Invectives and Libanius' Monody with Julian's Extant Theosophical Works |
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... actions we shall leave to books and to the charge of history ; for we at least have not leisure to rehearse them beyond the limits of our present purpose ; but by enumerating a few instances out of many we will leave to those that come ...
... actions we shall leave to books and to the charge of history ; for we at least have not leisure to rehearse them beyond the limits of our present purpose ; but by enumerating a few instances out of many we will leave to those that come ...
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... action and purpose , whose prudence was admired more than his valour , and his valour again more than his prudence , and yet more admirable than his glory in both was his piety . 35. How was it then that in this case alone thou didst ...
... action and purpose , whose prudence was admired more than his valour , and his valour again more than his prudence , and yet more admirable than his glory in both was his piety . 35. How was it then that in this case alone thou didst ...
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... action was the result of the audacious behaviour of that party , the second the effect of his own insolence . 41. And besides this , he derived confidence , if one must mention the principal thing , not so much from that per- son's ...
... action was the result of the audacious behaviour of that party , the second the effect of his own insolence . 41. And besides this , he derived confidence , if one must mention the principal thing , not so much from that per- son's ...
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... actions , and indicating by the frenzy of his eyes whom he had been worshipping ; if indeed he was not possessed with a demon from the very day on which he first took up with such bad ideas ; but then , it became more conspicuous , in ...
... actions , and indicating by the frenzy of his eyes whom he had been worshipping ; if indeed he was not possessed with a demon from the very day on which he first took up with such bad ideas ; but then , it became more conspicuous , in ...
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... actions- the doing anything for reward , and on account of recom- pense as the third is of those that shun wickedness out of fear of punishment . Such and of such character are our societies : and this is easy , for those who choose ...
... actions- the doing anything for reward , and on account of recom- pense as the third is of those that shun wickedness out of fear of punishment . Such and of such character are our societies : and this is easy , for those who choose ...
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