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he spake unto him thus: “O thou dullard and mad man, wherefore hast thou exchanged thine honour for shame, ... I will answer thee concerning whatsoever thou mayest desire to learn; for while these are here,I cannot speak withthee.
he spake unto him thus: “O thou dullard and mad man, wherefore hast thou exchanged thine honour for shame, ... I will answer thee concerning whatsoever thou mayest desire to learn; for while these are here,I cannot speak withthee.
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... Anger and Desire out of court, and in their room bring in Wisdomand Righteousness, I will truthfully tell thee all. ... how I cameto despise things temporal, and to devote my whole self to thehope of things eternal, hearken unto me.
... Anger and Desire out of court, and in their room bring in Wisdomand Righteousness, I will truthfully tell thee all. ... how I cameto despise things temporal, and to devote my whole self to thehope of things eternal, hearken unto me.
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Butoneof the astrologers, the most learned ofall his fellows, spake thus: “From that which I learn fromthe courses of the stars, O king, the advancement of the child, now born unto thee, will not be in thy kingdom, but in another,a ...
Butoneof the astrologers, the most learned ofall his fellows, spake thus: “From that which I learn fromthe courses of the stars, O king, the advancement of the child, now born unto thee, will not be in thy kingdom, but in another,a ...
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Seeing him passing by, the wounded man importuned him not togo his way, but topity his misfortune, andtake him tohisown home, adding thereto: “I hope that Ishall not be found unprofitable, nor altogether useless unto thee.
Seeing him passing by, the wounded man importuned him not togo his way, but topity his misfortune, andtake him tohisown home, adding thereto: “I hope that Ishall not be found unprofitable, nor altogether useless unto thee.
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The sick beggarman considered and said, “Beit known unto thee,most noble sir,thatthe kingharboureth against thee the suspicion, that thou wouldest usurp his kingdom, and he spake, as he spake, to sound thee. Arise therefore, and crop ...
The sick beggarman considered and said, “Beit known unto thee,most noble sir,thatthe kingharboureth against thee the suspicion, that thou wouldest usurp his kingdom, and he spake, as he spake, to sound thee. Arise therefore, and crop ...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | Barlaam and Loasaph Volume 1 van Library of Alexandria |
| Auteur | St. John Damascene |
| Uitgever | Library of Alexandria |
| ISBN | 1465555579, 9781465555571 |
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