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De Tribus Habitaculis Liber - Saint Patrick
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Title: De Tribus Habitaculis Liber
Author: Saint Patrick
Release Date: January 29, 2012 [EBook #38708]
Language: Latin
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De Tribus Habitaculis Liber
Attributi Sancto Patricio
(Attributi quoque Sancto Augustino)
CAPUT PRIMUM.
De tribus habitaculis, regno Dei, mundi, inferno. Regni Dei bona, et inferni mala.
Tria sunt sub omnipotentis Dei manu habitacula, primum, imum, medium: quorum summum regnum Dei vel regnum cœlorum dicitur; imum vocatur infernus; medium mundus præsens vel orbis terrarum appellatur. Quorum extrema omnino sibi invicem sunt contraria, et nulla sibi societate conjuncta. Quæ enim societas potest esse lucis ad tenebras, et Christi ad Belial (II Cor. VI, 14, 15)? Medium autem nonnullam habet similitudinem ad extrema. Unde lucem et tenebras habet, frigus et calorem, dolorem et sanitatem, lætitiam et mærorem, odium et amorem, bonos et malos, justos et injustos, dominos et servos, regnum et subjectionem, famem et satietatem, mortem et vitam, et innumera hujusmodi. Quorum omnium pars una imaginem habet regni Dei, pars altera inferni. Commixtio namque malorum simul et bonorum in hoc mundo est; in regno autem Dei nulli mali sunt, sed omnes boni; at in inferno nulli boni, sed omnes mali: et uterque locus ex medio suppletur. Hominum enim hujus mundi, alii elevantur ad cœlum, alii trahuntur ad infernum. Similes quippe similibus junguntur, id est, boni bonis,
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