Marius the Epicurean, His Sensations And Ideas 2
Marius the Epicurean, His Sensations And Ideas 2
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A sincere old Roman piety urged his fortunately constituted nature to no mistakes, no offences against humanity.
^ Compare MiU on Liberty, page 50.
122 MABIUS THE EPICUBSAN.
There was a kind of gailelessness in him, one reward of which waB this singular happiness, that under his reign there was no shedding of Christian blood. To him belonged that half-humorous placidity of soul, of a kind illustrated later very effectively by Mon- taigne, which, starting with an instinct of mere fair- ness towa...rds human nature and the world, at last actually qualifies its possessor to be almost the friend bi the people of Christ Itself, in its own nature, simple, amiable, full of a reasonable gaiety, Christ- ianity has often had its advantage of characters like that And this geniality of Antoninus Pius, like the geniality of the old earth itself, caused the church, which is indeed no alien from that old mother earth, to expand and thrive as by natural process, under his sight " The period of the embryogem/ of Christ- ianity," says M.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A sincere old Roman piety urged his fortunately constituted nature to no mistakes, no offences against humanity.
^ Compare MiU on Liberty, page 50.
122 MABIUS THE EPICUBSAN.
There was a kind of gailelessness in him, one reward of which waB this singular happiness, that under his reign there was no shedding of Christian blood. To him belonged that half-humorous placidity of soul, of a kind illustrated later very effectively by Mon- taigne, which, starting with an instinct of mere fair- ness towa...rds human nature and the world, at last actually qualifies its possessor to be almost the friend bi the people of Christ Itself, in its own nature, simple, amiable, full of a reasonable gaiety, Christ- ianity has often had its advantage of characters like that And this geniality of Antoninus Pius, like the geniality of the old earth itself, caused the church, which is indeed no alien from that old mother earth, to expand and thrive as by natural process, under his sight " The period of the embryogem/ of Christ- ianity," says M.
What to read after Marius the Epicurean, His Sensations And Ideas 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pater Walter to read onlineMoreLess
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