Augustine (Aurelius Augustine), Saint of Hippo · composed 413–426; published/issued in installments during composition
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passage 368 of 449 · BOOK I. > BOOK ELEVENTH. (21/36)
read them, or, by his quick-sighted genius, penetrated to things spiritual and invisible through the things that are created, or was instructed regarding them by those who had discerned them.
- Of those who do not approve of certain things which are a part
of this good creation of a good Creator, and who think that
there is some natural evil.