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 1     Int         | comprehensive “philosophy of history.” Augustine regarded himself
 2     Int         |   shape and process of human history has been more influential
 3     Int         |  relived before his personal history could be seen in its right
 4     Int         |   complete when the personal history is concluded at the end
 5     Int         |   creation, on which all our history and experience depend. In
 6     Int, 1      |    God’s enterprise in human history on the vast stage of the
 7       6, V      |     of the events of secular history; and the numerous reports
 8       6, V(159) |    St. Augustine," in Church History (XIX, 4, 1950), pp. 271-
 9       6, IX(186)|   R.E. Witt, Albinus and the History of Middle Platonism (Cambridge,
10       7, VI(254)|        in Cambridge Medieval History, Vol. I, pp. 36-38.~
11       9, VI(333)|    see also F. Coplestone, A History of Philosophy (London, 1950),