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Cf. Harris Kendall s translation of the Meditations, introd. , p. Cxv, and pp. 17 note, and 201.
1 See De Wulf, History of mediaeval philosophy, pp. 167-68, and especially pp. 243-47.
29 philosophy covers the whole case of the soul. But men rise on the stepping-stones which other seekers after God have laid. 1 Erasmus said of Seneca: "If you read him like a Christian, he wrote like a heathen. If you read him like a heathen, he wrote like a Christian. " Mr. Edwyn Bevan has written : "If some of ...the most cultured Christian converts like Justin and Augustine have passed into the church through the portals of the Stoic philosophy in the past, not a few of our modern thinkers have passed through the open door of the church into the porch of Neo-Stoicism, i. E. , the application of the inculca tions of duty to humanity as a living organism. . . . Neo-Stoicism owes not a little of its content, its earn estness, its moral ardour, to the influence of early Christian nurture. " 2 1 St. Ambrose " was strongly influenced by the popu lar morality of Ciceronian Stoicism, which was wide spread among cultured western Christians, and which had, by its combination *with monastic morality, brought about, in Pelagianism, the crisis so decisive for the dogmatics of the west.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cf. Harris Kendall s translation of the Meditations, introd. , p. Cxv, and pp. 17 note, and 201.
1 See De Wulf, History of mediaeval philosophy, pp. 167-68, and especially pp. 243-47.
29 philosophy covers the whole case of the soul. But men rise on the stepping-stones which other seekers after God have laid. 1 Erasmus said of Seneca: "If you read him like a Christian, he wrote like a heathen. If you read him like a heathen, he wrote like a Christian. " Mr. Edwyn Bevan has written : "If some of ...the most cultured Christian converts like Justin and Augustine have passed into the church through the portals of the Stoic philosophy in the past, not a few of our modern thinkers have passed through the open door of the church into the porch of Neo-Stoicism, i. E. , the application of the inculca tions of duty to humanity as a living organism. . . . Neo-Stoicism owes not a little of its content, its earn estness, its moral ardour, to the influence of early Christian nurture. " 2 1 St. Ambrose " was strongly influenced by the popu lar morality of Ciceronian Stoicism, which was wide spread among cultured western Christians, and which had, by its combination *with monastic morality, brought about, in Pelagianism, the crisis so decisive for the dogmatics of the west.
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