Plutarch, כרך 111Twayne Publishers, 1970 - 177 עמודים |
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עמוד 106
... divine justice , evokes skepticism in some who ( like Job in the Bible ) cannot see the grand design in its entirety , Plu- tarch must defend his supreme deity . On the Delays of the Divine Vengeance is such a defense , and one , we ...
... divine justice , evokes skepticism in some who ( like Job in the Bible ) cannot see the grand design in its entirety , Plu- tarch must defend his supreme deity . On the Delays of the Divine Vengeance is such a defense , and one , we ...
עמוד 117
... Divine Vengeance in the Moralia ( LCL volume VII ) . There , he has stated the crucial posi- tion specifically : " It is one and the same argument , then . . . that establishes both the providence of God and the survival of the human ...
... Divine Vengeance in the Moralia ( LCL volume VII ) . There , he has stated the crucial posi- tion specifically : " It is one and the same argument , then . . . that establishes both the providence of God and the survival of the human ...
עמוד 118
... divine justice , ascend from men to heroes , from heroes to demi - gods , and from demi - gods , after they have been made pure and holy , as in the final rites of initi- ation , and have freed themselves from mortality and sense , to ...
... divine justice , ascend from men to heroes , from heroes to demi - gods , and from demi - gods , after they have been made pure and holy , as in the final rites of initi- ation , and have freed themselves from mortality and sense , to ...
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