Augustini
No short definition found for Augustinus
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Parsed as:
proper-name adjective masculine vocative plural
proper-name adjective neuter genitive singular
proper-name adjective masculine nominative plural
Proper-name noun masculine nominative plural
Proper-name noun masculine genitive singular
proper-name adjective masculine genitive singular
Proper-name noun masculine vocative plural of
Augustinus
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…nomenque G et omnia sua prG δ quaestori Caecilio Pluygers, E. F. Eberhard Q Caecilio Ant. Augustinus paret parret p eam pr et Burneianus Musei Britannici parre theam D al. intrat DG KZ mittit pr δ…
Cicero, Divinatio in Q. Caecilium
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…ab iis lectitati sunt qui ad Graecos philo sophiae fontesascendere non poterant aut nolebant. Christianis igitur velut Lactantio et Augustino haud pauca testimonia debentur. grammaticos vero, etsi multos locos propter sermonis proprietates afferunt, neque commentariis Tusculanas instruxisse…
M. Tullius Cicero, Tusculanae Disputationes
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…vereor adscribere ; quamquam si quis haec malit credere non e certo Academicorum loco ducta sed ad instituendos adulescentes ab Augustino concepta, non intercedam. sed potuit certe ab eius modi oratione transiri ad inducendum probabile ; quo et illud…
M. Tullius Cicero, Academica
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…Tusculanis citatam, quae in nullum Ciceronis librum tam bene quam in hunc convenit. subiunxi his p ., Augustini testimonium, quod ut olim ita nunc Hortensio dialogo vereor adscribere ; quamquam si quis haec malit credere non e…
M. Tullius Cicero, Academica
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…et de Academicis. hinc illud quoque apparet, cur Academicos inscribi iusserim non ut docti consuerunt Academica ; recte Augustinus civ ., in libris Academicis, c. acad ., , et, , Academicos. nam Cicero…
M. Tullius Cicero, Academica