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BOOK XII.
ARGUMENT.
AUGUSTIN FIRST INSTITUTES TWO INQUIRIES REGARDING THE
ANGELS; NAMELY, WHENCE IS THERE IN SOME A GOOD, AND
IN OTHERS AN EVIL WILL? AND, WHAT IS THE REASON OF THE
BLESSEDNESS OF THE GOOD, AND THE MISERY OF THE EVIL?
AFTERWARDS HE TREATS OF THE CREATION OF MAN, AND TEACHES
THAT HE IS NOT FROM ETERNITY, BUT WAS CREATED,
AND BY NONE OTHER THAN GOD.
CHAP. 1.--THAT THE NATURE OF THE ANGELS, BOTH GOOD AND BAD,
IS ONE AND THE SAME.
IT has already, in the preceding book, been shown how
ARGUMENT.
AUGUSTIN FIRST INSTITUTES TWO INQUIRIES REGARDING THE
ANGELS; NAMELY, WHENCE IS THERE IN SOME A GOOD, AND
IN OTHERS AN EVIL WILL? AND, WHAT IS THE REASON OF THE
BLESSEDNESS OF THE GOOD, AND THE MISERY OF THE EVIL?
AFTERWARDS HE TREATS OF THE CREATION OF MAN, AND TEACHES
THAT HE IS NOT FROM ETERNITY, BUT WAS CREATED,
AND BY NONE OTHER THAN GOD.
CHAP. 1.--THAT THE NATURE OF THE ANGELS, BOTH GOOD AND BAD,
IS ONE AND THE SAME.
IT has already, in the preceding book, been shown how