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De Civitate Dei

2015
(Translations of these headings, which do not belong to Augustine’s text, are provided at the head of each chapter in the Commentary)
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De Civitate Dei

2009
(Translations of these headings are provided at the head of each chapter in the Notes) I Causam Romani imperii omniumque regnorum nec fortuitam esse nec in stellarum positione consistere. II De geminorum simili dissimilique ualetudine.
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Augustinus, De civitate dei

1997
Im deutschen Sprachraum ist Augustinus' 'De civitate dei' bislang selten prazise interpretiert worden, und dies, obwohl es sich um ein Schlusselwerk der antiken wie der mittelalterlichen Ethik, der Staats- und der Geschichtsphilosophie handelt. Sein Einfluss ist so erheblich, dass man das Staatsdenken des Mittelalters als Politischen Augustinismus ...
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Divine Foreknowledge in De civitate Dei 5.9

American Catholic Philosophical Quarterly, 2001
It is commonly agreed that augustine's discussion of divine foreknowledge in «De civitate Dei» 5.9 is distinguished by its anti-Ciceronian polemic, but no one has analyzed the philosophical structure of this polemic to determine if it is compelling. I argue that Augustine's presentation has significant philosophical merit for two reasons.
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Augustinus und De Civitate Dei

2017
Augustinus stellte die Weichen fur die Trennung und Neukonfiguration der Beziehung von Politik und Religion im lateinischen Westen. Vierzig Jahre nach der konstantinischen Wende geboren, erlebte Augustinus die heraufziehende romische Reichskirche mit ihrem Versuch der Integration des Christentums in die romische Zivilreligion und gleichzeitig die ...
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Augustinus: De civitate Dei

2020
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Una recente traduzione del De civitate dei

Augustinianum, 2012
This note highlights the difficulties of reading the vocabulary of the De civitate Dei and makes annotations to the introduction of the new Italian translation of the De civitate, edited by Domenico Marafioti with an extensive introduction and notes: Sant’Agostino, La città di Dio, a cura di Domenico Marafioti, Arnoldo Mondadori Editore, Milano 2011 ...
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