Saint Augustin
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Unhappily they were both very busy--the judge and the rhetorician--andalthough their friendship became still greater during this stay in Rome, they were not able to see each other as much as they desired. Theirpleasures, too, were perhaps not the same. Augustin did not in the leastcare about being chaste, and Alypius had a passion for the amphitheatre--apassion which his friend disapproved of. Some time earlier, at Carthage, Augustin had filled him with disgust of the circus. But hardly was Aly...piusarrived in Rome, than he became mad about the gladiatorial shows. Somefellow-students took him to the amphitheatre, almost by force. Thereupon, he said that he would stay, since they had dragged him there; but he betthat he would keep his eyes shut all through the fight, and that nothingcould make him open them. He sat down on the benches with those who hadbrought him, his eyelids pressed down, refusing to look. Suddenly there wasa roar of shouting, the shout of the crowd hailing the fall of the firstwounded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Unhappily they were both very busy--the judge and the rhetorician--andalthough their friendship became still greater during this stay in Rome, they were not able to see each other as much as they desired. Theirpleasures, too, were perhaps not the same. Augustin did not in the leastcare about being chaste, and Alypius had a passion for the amphitheatre--apassion which his friend disapproved of. Some time earlier, at Carthage, Augustin had filled him with disgust of the circus. But hardly was Aly...piusarrived in Rome, than he became mad about the gladiatorial shows. Somefellow-students took him to the amphitheatre, almost by force. Thereupon, he said that he would stay, since they had dragged him there; but he betthat he would keep his eyes shut all through the fight, and that nothingcould make him open them. He sat down on the benches with those who hadbrought him, his eyelids pressed down, refusing to look. Suddenly there wasa roar of shouting, the shout of the crowd hailing the fall of the firstwounded.
What to read after Saint Augustin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bertrand Louis to read onlineMoreLess
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