De senibus in sancti Augustini scriptis
Augustyn Eckmann
Katolicki Uniwersytet Lubelski Jana Pawła II , PolandAbstract
Disputatiuncula ex tribus partibus constat. Pars prima de senibus, quibus Augustinus occucurrit et deinde cognovit, narrat. Qui sunt: Vindicianus – medicus excellens, sapiens et humilis; Symplicianus – senex sanctus; Victorinus – artis orandi professor; tutelaris vetus famula nomine vacans, atque Florentius – homo religiosus et pauper. Qui omnes bono exemplo fuerunt Augustino. Pars altera de senibus, quos Augustinus in litteris antiquis cognovit, dicit. Gaium Marium Regulo opponit, Mario malo res fuerunt secundae, Regulus nobilis aequo animo dolorem tulit. Constantinus Magnus pro bonis actis iam in terra vita longa prosperatus est , duo senes in opere Terentii Heautontimorumenos Menedemus et Chremes exprimunt diversos patres. Pars tertia exempla biblica ostendit. Primi parentes optima valetudine morituri non essent, nisi peccassent, Abraham et Sarra virtutem ad emissionem seminis acceperunt, Senectus Isaac vetustatem Veteris Testamenti significat, Simeon senex et Anna vidua in Spiritu Sancto Dominum infantem cognoverunt.
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Augustinus, De senibusReferences
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Katolicki Uniwersytet Lubelski Jana Pawła II
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