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Augustine, Confessions §aug_conf_08_004: whom Rome once conquered, now adored, all which the aged Victorinus had with ...
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whom Rome once conquered, now adored, all which the aged Victorinus had with thundering eloquence so many years defended;--he now blushed not to be the child of Thy Christ, and the new-born babe of Thy fountain; submitting his neck to the yoke of humility, and subduing his forehead to the reproach of the Cross.
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Augustine, Confessions (c. AD 400) · aug_conf_08_004
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