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But what else to conceive Thee I knew not. And I, a man, and such a man, sought to conceive of Thee the sovereign, and only and true God; and I did in my inmost soul believe that Thou wert incorruptible, and inviolable, and unchangeable, though not knowing whence or how. For I saw plainly and was sure, that that which can be cor- rupted, must be inferior to that which cannot ; that which cannot be injured, I unhesitatingly placed above that which is capable of injury ; and that which suffers no... change is better than that which can be changed. My heart passionately cried out against all my phantasms, and with this one blow I sought to beat aAvay from the eye of my mind all that unclean troop which buzzed around it. And lo, being The Confessions of S. A iignstine. 1 1 1 scarce put off, in the twinkling of an eye they gathered again thick about me, flew against my face, and beclouded it ; so that though not under the form of the human body, yet was I constrained to conceive of Thee as something corporeal, throughout space, whether infused into the world, or diffused through infinity outside the world, yea, even of that incorruptible, and inviolable, and unchangeable sub- stance, which I judged better than anything corruptible, violable, or changeable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But what else to conceive Thee I knew not. And I, a man, and such a man, sought to conceive of Thee the sovereign, and only and true God; and I did in my inmost soul believe that Thou wert incorruptible, and inviolable, and unchangeable, though not knowing whence or how. For I saw plainly and was sure, that that which can be cor- rupted, must be inferior to that which cannot ; that which cannot be injured, I unhesitatingly placed above that which is capable of injury ; and that which suffers no... change is better than that which can be changed. My heart passionately cried out against all my phantasms, and with this one blow I sought to beat aAvay from the eye of my mind all that unclean troop which buzzed around it. And lo, being The Confessions of S. A iignstine. 1 1 1 scarce put off, in the twinkling of an eye they gathered again thick about me, flew against my face, and beclouded it ; so that though not under the form of the human body, yet was I constrained to conceive of Thee as something corporeal, throughout space, whether infused into the world, or diffused through infinity outside the world, yea, even of that incorruptible, and inviolable, and unchangeable sub- stance, which I judged better than anything corruptible, violable, or changeable.
What to read after The Confessions of S Augustine book I X?
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