Enchiridion Theologicum Or a Manual for the Use of Students in Divinity Volu
Enchiridion Theologicum Or a Manual for the Use of Students in Divinity Volu
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M. Quid ergo, cum hie animi ardor, qui semper adesse non potest, consederit, aut extinctus omnino fuerit, an pi- gritia torpentes, et quasi dormitantes, agitationem, motum- que Spiritus oscitanter expectabimus ?
A. Nihil minus; quin potius languentibus nobis atque animo remissis, Divinum Pprotinus auxilium expetenduni est, ut is alacritatem nobis addat, animosque nostros ad pre- candum excitet; banc enim mentem, voiuntatemque Deo duce suscipimus.
M. Superest jam, ut quid precibus a Deo debeamus... ex- poscere, ex te intelhgam. Licetne, quicquid in mentem buccamve nobis venerit, a Deo petere ?
A. Quum homines a vera pietate aheni, tam honestam Cic de do- opinionem de Deorum suorum numine ac mente habuerint, ut expeti nihil ab iis, quod sit injustum, ac inhonestum de- bere arbitrarcntur ; absit ut homines Christiani quicquam, a quo divina mens atque voluntas ^ abhorreat, precibus a Deo petamus unquam. Hoc enim esset divinam majesta- tem injuria, atque ignominia etiam summa afficere ; tantum abest, ut talis illi precatio placere, aut quicquam ab eo im- petrare queat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. Quid ergo, cum hie animi ardor, qui semper adesse non potest, consederit, aut extinctus omnino fuerit, an pi- gritia torpentes, et quasi dormitantes, agitationem, motum- que Spiritus oscitanter expectabimus ?
A. Nihil minus; quin potius languentibus nobis atque animo remissis, Divinum Pprotinus auxilium expetenduni est, ut is alacritatem nobis addat, animosque nostros ad pre- candum excitet; banc enim mentem, voiuntatemque Deo duce suscipimus.
M. Superest jam, ut quid precibus a Deo debeamus... ex- poscere, ex te intelhgam. Licetne, quicquid in mentem buccamve nobis venerit, a Deo petere ?
A. Quum homines a vera pietate aheni, tam honestam Cic de do- opinionem de Deorum suorum numine ac mente habuerint, ut expeti nihil ab iis, quod sit injustum, ac inhonestum de- bere arbitrarcntur ; absit ut homines Christiani quicquam, a quo divina mens atque voluntas ^ abhorreat, precibus a Deo petamus unquam. Hoc enim esset divinam majesta- tem injuria, atque ignominia etiam summa afficere ; tantum abest, ut talis illi precatio placere, aut quicquam ab eo im- petrare queat.
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