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would secure him from famine, plague, war, but all came upon
him A,D, 311 (IX 8 §§ 1. 2. 4—15). Aug. De Ciu, Dei i—v,
especially, ii c, 2, worship of the gods not necessary for
temporal, vi—x nor for eternal happiness. Retract, li 43 (cf
Fleury xxni 7). in Ps, 136, 9, Oros, i prol, §§ 9 10, MeUto 5
(Euseb. Hist, Eccl, iv 26) retorts the charge. The Empire
rose and grew with the church under Augustus, Orig, contr,
Cels. in 15 p. 269 4. In Matt, tract. 28, 39 (iii 857), Arnob,
I 1 and 3, in 36, Blunt Right Use 860, Bayle oeuvres iii
46. 52 (Liu,) 53 sq, Symm, ep, X 54(?) [34?J the Vestals a lo
prop of the state; loss of Cannae owing to Juno's jealousy, Valer.
Max. I 1 § 16. Lasaulx 34.
IN CAVSA c. 2 prope f (p, 12 1, 6) intellegere potestis
non scelus aliquod esse in causa, sed nomen. ad nat, I 3 p, 62
1. 11 Wiss. nomen in causa est, quod quaedam occulta uis per 15
uestram, ignorantiam eppugnat ad Scap. 5 fin. quisque enim
tantam telerantiam spectans, ut aliquo scrupulo percussus;
et inquirere accenditur, quid sit in causa, et ubi cognouerit
ueritatem, et ipse statim sequitur. luu. 14 105 sed pater in
causa. Cic Liu. Quintil. Plin. hist. nat. and Plin. ep. add Liu. 20
XXXIV 66 §§ 9. 11. XL 26 § 5. QuintU. Decl. 12 cap. 24. PUn.
ep. VI 1 § 2. 10 § 3. vn 5 § 1. ad TraL 89 (48) § 1. 21 (82) fin.
Amob. I 3 p. 5 L 29, [See Thes, A, S,J
p, 116 1, 15 ad nat, I 9 p, 73 I, 6 Wiss, si Tiberis redundauerit,
si Nilus non redundauit, si caelum stetit, si terra 25
mouit, ...tiua uastauit, d famis affiixit, statim omnium, uox
Christi.... Aug-, De Ciu, Dei 11 8 memento me ista commemerantem
adhuc contra imperitos agere, ex quorum imperitia illud
quoque ortum est uulgare prouerbium: pluuia defit, causa
Christiani sunt: ill 17.18, Tac, Ann, i 76 § 1 sq. on the rising 30
of the Tiber the Sibylline books consulted. Hist, i 86 another
inundation. Hor. carm, i 2 13 uidimus flauum Tiberim retortis
cet. History of these fioods, Friedlander r c 1 fin, pp, 27—29,
luu, 15 123 inuidiam facerent nolenti surgere Nile. lo, Bapt,
Scortia S, I, Libri II De natura et incremento Nili, • 35
NILVS Sozomen h, e, vn 20, Cf Rufin, h, e, ix 7 f Jortin
Christian Religion 82-3; so by witchcraft Luc. vi 474 Nilum
nen extulit aestas. Symmachus in Ambr. epist, 18 § 19.
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