Sentences of Sextus (complete)

Authorship disputed: A collection of 451 maxims, probably compiled in the second century from Pythagorean and Stoic sources with Christian touches; Origen (ca. 250) already knew it as the Gnomai of Sextus, and Rufinus's Latin version (ca. 398) ascribes it to Pope Sixtus II (Xystus), which Jerome and Augustine rejected. The Greek original survives only in fragments and quotations; the complete Greek recension is lost, and the Latin of Rufinus (with Syriac and Armenian versions) is the full witness.

Latin text: Gildemeister 1873.English: Claude (claude-opus-5-5), public domain (CC0). The Latin of Rufinus is the only complete text in hand. The Greek original survives only in quotations (e.g. in Origen, Porphyry's Letter to Marcella, Maximus the Confessor) and is not staged here; where Gildemeister prints a Greek parallel it was removed from the Latin text. Staged from an uncorrected OCR: check against the printed page.

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Chapter 1

1Gildemeister 1873

Fidelis homo electus homo est.

A faithful man is a chosen man.

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Summary: A faithful man is a chosen man.

  • The Sentences of Sextus are a second-century Christian collection of maxims, many of them adapted from Greek (largely Pythagorean) sayings; this is the Latin translation made by Rufinus about 400, translated here from the edition of A. Elter (1891–92) as read from an uncorrected OCR (clear slips of the scan, such as c read as e, are translated by sense). There is no public-domain English translation on hand, so the translation was re-read against the Latin. Numbering follows the edition.

Topics: Ethics

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 1 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-1). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 2

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Eleetus homo homo dei est.

A chosen man is a man of God.

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Summary: A chosen man is a man of God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 2 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-2). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 3

3Gildemeister 1873

Homo dei est, qui deo dignus est.

A man of God is he who is worthy of God.

Notes and citation

Summary: A man of God is he who is worthy of God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 3 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-3). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 4

4Gildemeister 1873

Deo dignus est, qui dignum deo agit.

He is worthy of God who does what is worthy of God.

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Summary: He is worthy of God who does what is worthy of God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 4 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-4). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 5

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Studens fidelis esse nihil, .quod deo indignum est, agas.

Striving to be faithful, do nothing that is unworthy of God.

Notes and citation

Summary: Striving to be faithful, do nothing that is unworthy of God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 5 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-5). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 6

6Gildemeister 1873

Dubius in fide infidelis.

One who doubts in faith is unfaithful.

Jas 1:6 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: One who doubts in faith is unfaithful.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 6 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-6). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 7

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Infidelis homo mortuus in corpore uiuenti.

An unfaithful man is dead in a living body.

1 Tim 5:6 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: An unfaithful man is dead in a living body.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 7 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-7). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 8

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Uere fidelis est qui non peceat.

He is truly faithful who does not sin.

1 John 3:6 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: He is truly faithful who does not sin.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 8 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-8). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 9

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Etiam in minimis eaute age.

Act carefully even in the least things.

Luke 16:10 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Act carefully even in the least things.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 9 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-9). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 10

10Gildemeister 1873

Non est minimum in uita hominis neglegere minima.

It is no small thing in a man's life to neglect the small things.

Notes and citation

Summary: It is no small thing in a man's life to neglect the small things.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 10 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-10). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 11

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Omne peecatum inpietatem puta.

Consider every sin to be impiety.

Notes and citation

Summary: Consider every sin to be impiety.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 11 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-11). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 12

12Gildemeister 1873

Non manus aut oculus peccat aut aliquod huiusmodi menibrum, sed male uti manu uel oculo.

It is not the hand or the eye or any such member that sins, but the evil use of the hand or the eye.

Notes and citation

Summary: It is not the hand or the eye or any such member that sins, but the evil use of the hand or the eye.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 12 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-12). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 13

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Omne membrum eorporis, quod suadet te contra pudicitiam agere, abieiendum. melius est enim sine uno membro uiuere quam cum eo puniri.

Every member of the body that urges you to act against chastity is to be cast away; for it is better to live without one member than to be punished with it.

Matt 5:29 (allusion, high confidence) · Matt 5:30 (allusion, high confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Every member of the body that urges you to act against chastity is to be cast away; for it is better to live without one member than to be punished with it.

Topics: Ethics

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 13 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-13). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 14

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Inmortales tibi erede manere in iudicio et honores et poenas.

Believe that both the honours and the punishments in the judgment remain immortal for you.

Notes and citation

Summary: Believe that both the honours and the punishments in the judgment remain immortal for you.

Topics: Eschatology

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 14 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-14). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 15

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Quiequid saeeuli habes, etiam auferat tibi quis, non indigneris.

Whatever of this world you have, even if someone takes it from you, do not be indignant.

Matt 5:40 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Whatever of this world you have, even if someone takes it from you, do not be indignant.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 15 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-15). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 16

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Te ipsum reprehensibilem mundo non praebeas.

Do not show yourself blameworthy to the world.

Notes and citation

Summary: Do not show yourself blameworthy to the world.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 16 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-16). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 17

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Omnia auferenti abs te cede praeter libertatem.

Yield everything to one who takes it from you, except your freedom.

Matt 5:40 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Yield everything to one who takes it from you, except your freedom.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 17 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-17). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 18

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Sapiens vir et contemptor pecuniae similis deo est.

A wise man who despises money is like God.

Notes and citation

Summary: A wise man who despises money is like God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 18 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-18). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 19

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Rebus saeeuli in eausis tantum necessariis utere.

Use the things of this world only for necessary purposes.

1 Cor 7:31 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Use the things of this world only for necessary purposes.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 19 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-19). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 20

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Quae saeeuli sunt, saeculo, et quae dei sunt, deo.

The things of the world to the world, and the things of God to God.

Matt 22:21 (allusion, high confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: The things of the world to the world, and the things of God to God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 20 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-20). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 21

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Certus esto, quia animam tuam depositum fidele aeceperis a deo.

Be sure that you have received your soul from God as a faithful deposit.

1 Tim 6:20 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Be sure that you have received your soul from God as a faithful deposit.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 21 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-21). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 22

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Cum loqueris de deo, seito, quia iudiceris a deo.

When you speak about God, know that you are judged by God.

Notes and citation

Summary: When you speak about God, know that you are judged by God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 22 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-22). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 23

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Optimam purificationem putato nocere nemini.

Consider it the best purification to harm no one.

Notes and citation

Summary: Consider it the best purification to harm no one.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 23 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-23). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 24

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Anima purifieatur in uerbo dei per sapientiam.

The soul is purified in the word of God through wisdom.

John 15:3 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: The soul is purified in the word of God through wisdom.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 24 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-24). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 25

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Numquam putes dei substantiam insensibile esse.

Never think that the substance of God is without feeling.

Notes and citation

Summary: Never think that the substance of God is without feeling.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 25 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-25). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 26

26Gildemeister 1873

Deus sieut mens est, quae sponte mouetur, secundum hoc et subsistit.

God is like a mind that moves of itself; and in this way he also subsists.

Notes and citation

Summary: God is like a mind that moves of itself; and in this way he also subsists.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 26 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-26). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 27

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Magnitudinem dei non inuenies, etiamsi pennis volare possis.

You will not find the greatness of God, even if you could fly with wings.

Notes and citation

Summary: You will not find the greatness of God, even if you could fly with wings.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 27 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-27). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 28

28Gildemeister 1873

Nomen dei non quaeras, quia nec inuenies, quia.

Do not seek the name of God, for you will not find it, because …

Notes and citation

Summary: Do not seek the name of God, for you will not find it, because …

  • The Latin sentence breaks off in the edition after "because" (quia), marked "…".

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 28 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-28). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 29

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Nihil ergo in deo quod non lieet quaeras.

Seek, then, nothing in God that is not permitted.

Notes and citation

Summary: Seek, then, nothing in God that is not permitted.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 29 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-29). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 30

30Gildemeister 1873

Deus sapiens lux est incapax eontraril.

God is wise light, incapable of its contrary.

1 John 1:5 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: God is wise light, incapable of its contrary.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 30 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-30). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 31

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Quaecumque autem fecit deus, pro hominibus ea fecit.

Whatever God has made, he made for the sake of men.

Notes and citation

Summary: Whatever God has made, he made for the sake of men.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 31 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-31). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 32

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Angelus minister est dei ad hominem; non enim ministrat ad nullum; tam pretiosus est homo apud deum.

An angel is God's minister to man; for he does not minister to no one: so precious is man with God.

Heb 1:14 (echo, medium confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: An angel is God's minister to man; for he does not minister to no one: so precious is man with God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 32 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-32). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 33

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Primus benefieus deus; secundus est is qui benefieii eius fit particeps homo.

God is the first benefactor; second is the man who becomes a partaker of his kindness.

Notes and citation

Summary: God is the first benefactor; second is the man who becomes a partaker of his kindness.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 33 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-33). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 34

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Uiue igitur tamquam qui sis post deum secundus et electus ab eo.

Live, then, as one who is second after God and chosen by him.

Notes and citation

Summary: Live, then, as one who is second after God and chosen by him.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 34 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-34). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 35

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Habes in te aliquid simili dei et ideo utere te ipso velut templo dei propter illud, quod. in te simile dei.

You have in you something like God; therefore use yourself as a temple of God, because of that in you which is like God.

1 Cor 3:16 (allusion, medium confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: You have in you something like God; therefore use yourself as a temple of God, because of that in you which is like God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 35 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-35). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 36

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Libertatem arbitrii sui permisit hominibus deus sine dubio, ut pure et sine peccato uiuentes similes fiant deo.

God has without doubt granted men the freedom of their own choice, so that, living purely and without sin, they may become like God.

Notes and citation

Summary: God has without doubt granted men the freedom of their own choice, so that, living purely and without sin, they may become like God.

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Chapter 37

37Gildemeister 1873

Reuereatur uitam tuam mundus.

Let the world revere your life.

Notes and citation

Summary: Let the world revere your life.

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Chapter 38

38Gildemeister 1873

Nihil admittas, quod tibi inurat notam.

Admit nothing that would brand a mark on you.

Notes and citation

Summary: Admit nothing that would brand a mark on you.

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Chapter 39

39Gildemeister 1873

Male uiuentes cum e corpore excesserint eruciabit malus daemon usque quo exigat ab eis etiam nouis-.

When those who live wickedly have gone out of the body, an evil demon will torment them until he exacts from them even the last [penny].

Matt 5:26 (allusion, high confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: When those who live wickedly have gone out of the body, an evil demon will torment them until he exacts from them even the last [penny].

  • The Latin breaks off in the OCR (nouis-); "the last [penny]" follows the sense of Matt 5:26.

Topics: Eschatology

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Chapter 40

40Gildemeister 1873

Beatus vir, euius animam nemo reprehendit ad deum pergentem.

Blessed is the man whose soul no one reproaches as it goes on its way to God.

Notes and citation

Summary: Blessed is the man whose soul no one reproaches as it goes on its way to God.

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Chapter 41

41Gildemeister 1873

Quiequid supra omnia honoraueris, hoe tibi domimabitur.

Whatever you honour above all things will rule over you.

Notes and citation

Summary: Whatever you honour above all things will rule over you.

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Chapter 42

42Gildemeister 1873

Deum ergo honora super omnia, ut ipse tibi dominetur.

Honour God, then, above all things, so that he himself may rule over you.

Notes and citation

Summary: Honour God, then, above all things, so that he himself may rule over you.

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Chapter 43

43Gildemeister 1873

Si autem dominatum tui gerit deus, ita demum tu dominaberis omnibus.

But if God has dominion over you, then at last you will have dominion over all things.

Notes and citation

Summary: But if God has dominion over you, then at last you will have dominion over all things.

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Chapter 44

44Gildemeister 1873

Honor summus deo scire eum et imitari.

The highest honour to God is to know him and to imitate him.

Eph 5:1 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: The highest honour to God is to know him and to imitate him.

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Chapter 45

45Gildemeister 1873

Simile quidem deo per omnia-nihil est, grata tamen ei est inferioris, prout possibile est, imitatio.

Nothing indeed is like God in all respects; yet imitation by an inferior, as far as is possible, is pleasing to him.

Notes and citation

Summary: Nothing indeed is like God in all respects; yet imitation by an inferior, as far as is possible, is pleasing to him.

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Chapter 46

46Gildemeister 1873

Templum sanctum est deo mens pii et altare optimum est ei cor mundum et sine peeeato.

The mind of the pious man is a holy temple for God, and a pure heart without sin is the best altar for him.

1 Cor 3:16 (echo, medium confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: The mind of the pious man is a holy temple for God, and a pure heart without sin is the best altar for him.

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Chapter 47

47Gildemeister 1873

Hostia deo sola et aeceptabilis bene faeere hominibus pro deo.

The only sacrifice to God, and an acceptable one, is to do good to men for God's sake.

Heb 13:16 (echo, medium confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: The only sacrifice to God, and an acceptable one, is to do good to men for God's sake.

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Chapter 48

48Gildemeister 1873

Deo gratiam praestat homo, qui in quantum possibile est uiuit secundum deum.

A man renders thanks to God who, as far as is possible, lives according to God.

Notes and citation

Summary: A man renders thanks to God who, as far as is possible, lives according to God.

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Chapter 49

49Gildemeister 1873

Deus quidem nullius eget, fidelis autem dei solius.

God needs nothing; but the faithful man needs God alone.

Acts 17:25 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: God needs nothing; but the faithful man needs God alone.

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Chapter 50

50Gildemeister 1873

Aemulatur ergo illum, qui nullius eget, is qui paueis in rebus necessariis indiget.

He who needs few things, and those necessary, imitates the one who needs nothing.

Notes and citation

Summary: He who needs few things, and those necessary, imitates the one who needs nothing.

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Chapter 51

51Gildemeister 1873

Satis age magnus quidem esse apud deum, apud homines uero inuidiam effugere.

Strive enough to be great before God, but before men to escape envy.

Notes and citation

Summary: Strive enough to be great before God, but before men to escape envy.

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Chapter 52

52Gildemeister 1873

Si benignus es apud indigentes, magnus eris apud deum.

If you are kind to the needy, you will be great before God.

Notes and citation

Summary: If you are kind to the needy, you will be great before God.

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Chapter 53

53Gildemeister 1873

Sapiens uir, cuius uiuentis quidem parva est apud homines opinio, defuneti vero gloria praedicatur.

A wise man: while he lives, his reputation among men is small; but when he has died, his glory is proclaimed.

Notes and citation

Summary: A wise man: while he lives, his reputation among men is small; but when he has died, his glory is proclaimed.

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Chapter 54

54Gildemeister 1873

Omne tempus in quo non de deo cogitas, hoc te computa perdidisse.

Count every hour in which you do not think of God as lost to you.

Notes and citation

Summary: Count every hour in which you do not think of God as lost to you.

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Chapter 55

55Gildemeister 1873

Corpus quidem tuum ineedat in terra, anima autem semper sit apud deum.

Let your body walk on the earth, but let your soul always be with God.

Phil 3:20 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Let your body walk on the earth, but let your soul always be with God.

Notes on the original text

  • Digital text corrected (OCR debris): 'H wy; oov. → .

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Chapter 56

56Gildemeister 1873

Intellege quae sint bona, ut bene agas.

Understand what things are good, so that you may do good.

Notes and citation

Summary: Understand what things are good, so that you may do good.

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Chapter 57

57Gildemeister 1873

Cogitatio hominis deum non latet et ideo cogitatio tua pura sit ab omni malo.

A man's thought does not escape God; therefore let your thought be pure from all evil.

Heb 4:13 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: A man's thought does not escape God; therefore let your thought be pure from all evil.

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Chapter 58

58Gildemeister 1873

Dignus esto eo, qui dignatus est te filium dicere, et age omnia quasi filius dei.

Be worthy of him who has deigned to call you son, and do all things as a son of God.

Notes and citation

Summary: Be worthy of him who has deigned to call you son, and do all things as a son of God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 58 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-58). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 59

59Gildemeister 1873

Qui deum patrem voeas, hoc in aetibus tuis memor esto.

You who call God Father, remember this in your actions.

1 Pet 1:17 (allusion, medium confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: You who call God Father, remember this in your actions.

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Chapter 60

60Gildemeister 1873

Uir eastus et sine peccato potestatem accipiet a deo esse filius dei.

A chaste man without sin will receive from God power to be a son of God.

John 1:12 (allusion, medium confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: A chaste man without sin will receive from God power to be a son of God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 60 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-60). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 61

61Gildemeister 1873

Bona mens chorus est dei.

A good mind is a choir of God.

Notes and citation

Summary: A good mind is a choir of God.

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Chapter 62

62Gildemeister 1873

Mala mens chorus est daemonum malorum.

An evil mind is a choir of evil demons.

Notes and citation

Summary: An evil mind is a choir of evil demons.

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Chapter 63

63Gildemeister 1873

Iniustum si inhibeas agere iniuste, hoc est seeundum deum punire.

If you restrain an unjust man from acting unjustly, this is to punish according to God.

Notes and citation

Summary: If you restrain an unjust man from acting unjustly, this is to punish according to God.

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Chapter 64

64Gildemeister 1873

Satis age non uideri, sed esse iustus. certum est enim uere non esse eum qui uideri vult.

Strive not to seem righteous, but to be righteous; for it is certain that he who wants to seem is not truly so.

Matt 6:1 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Strive not to seem righteous, but to be righteous; for it is certain that he who wants to seem is not truly so.

Topics: Ethics

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Chapter 65

65Gildemeister 1873

Honora quod iustum est propter hoc ipsum, quia iustum est.

Honour what is just for this very reason, that it is just.

Notes and citation

Summary: Honour what is just for this very reason, that it is just.

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Chapter 66

66Gildemeister 1873

Nequaquam latebis deum agens iniuste, sed nee cogitans quidem.

You will never escape God's notice when you act unjustly, nor even when you think it.

Notes and citation

Summary: You will never escape God's notice when you act unjustly, nor even when you think it.

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Chapter 67

67Gildemeister 1873

Uir sapiens castus erit deo.

A wise man will be chaste for God.

Notes and citation

Summary: A wise man will be chaste for God.

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Chapter 68

68Gildemeister 1873

Omnem spurcitiam fuge.

Flee all filthiness.

Notes and citation

Summary: Flee all filthiness.

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Chapter 69

69Gildemeister 1873

Semper de bonis loqui stude.

Be eager always to speak of good things.

Notes and citation

Summary: Be eager always to speak of good things.

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Chapter 70

70Gildemeister 1873

Libidinem uince.

Conquer lust.

Notes and citation

Summary: Conquer lust.

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Chapter 71

71Gildemeister 1873

Contine eorpus in omnibus, quia ex delieiis et uoluptatibus non effugies spurcitiam.

Restrain the body in all things, for from luxuries and pleasures you will not escape filthiness.

Notes and citation

Summary: Restrain the body in all things, for from luxuries and pleasures you will not escape filthiness.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 71 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-71). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 72

72Gildemeister 1873

Uoluptuosum deus non exaudit.

God does not hear the lover of pleasure.

Notes and citation

Summary: God does not hear the lover of pleasure.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 72 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-72). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 73

73Gildemeister 1873

Delieiarum finis corruptio.

The end of luxuries is corruption.

Notes and citation

Summary: The end of luxuries is corruption.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 73 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-73). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 74

74Gildemeister 1873

Uerbum uel ratio praecedat actus tuos.

Let word, or reason, go before your actions.

Notes and citation

Summary: Let word, or reason, go before your actions.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 74 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-74). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 75

75Gildemeister 1873

Pernieiosum est seruire uitiis. quanta uitia habet anima, tot et dominos.

It is ruinous to be a slave to vices: as many vices as the soul has, so many masters too.

Rom 6:16 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: It is ruinous to be a slave to vices: as many vices as the soul has, so many masters too.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 75 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-75). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 76

76Gildemeister 1873

Amor peeuniae amorem carnalium indieat.

Love of money shows love of the things of the flesh.

1 Tim 6:10 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Love of money shows love of the things of the flesh.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 76 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-76). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 77

77Gildemeister 1873

Adquire possessionem firmam animae, virtutem.

Acquire a firm possession for the soul: virtue.

Notes and citation

Summary: Acquire a firm possession for the soul: virtue.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 77 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-77). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 78

78Gildemeister 1873

Renuntia rebus eorporis, dum adhue potes et quantum potes.

Renounce the things of the body while you still can and as far as you can.

Notes and citation

Summary: Renounce the things of the body while you still can and as far as you can.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 78 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-78). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 79

79Gildemeister 1873

Hoe solum tibi proprium dicito, quod bonum est.

Call only that your own which is good.

Notes and citation

Summary: Call only that your own which is good.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 79 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-79). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 80

80Gildemeister 1873

Qualis uis esse, cum oras deum, semper talis esto.

Such as you wish to be when you pray to God, be always such.

Notes and citation

Summary: Such as you wish to be when you pray to God, be always such.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 80 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-80). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 81

81Gildemeister 1873

Cum optima quaeque abieceris praedam, tunc velut purifieatus pete quod vis a deo.

When you have cast away all the best things as plunder, then, as one purified, ask of God what you wish.

Notes and citation

Summary: When you have cast away all the best things as plunder, then, as one purified, ask of God what you wish.

  • The sense of the Latin ("cum optima quaeque abieceris praedam") is obscure; translated literally.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 81 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-81). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 82

82Gildemeister 1873

Qualis uis esse apud deum, iam nune esto talis, eum distribuis ea quae mundi sunt; et ea desplee tamquam qui te scias esse post deum.

Such as you wish to be before God, be such now already, when you distribute the things of the world; and despise them, as one who knows that you are next after God.

Notes and citation

Summary: Such as you wish to be before God, be such now already, when you distribute the things of the world; and despise them, as one who knows that you are next after God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 82 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-82). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 83

83Gildemeister 1873

Lingua maleloquax indicium mentis est malae.

An evil-speaking tongue is the sign of an evil mind.

Matt 12:34 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: An evil-speaking tongue is the sign of an evil mind.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 83 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-83). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 84

84Gildemeister 1873

Insuesee linguam tuam bene proloqui, et maxime eum de deo sermo fit.

Accustom your tongue to speak well, and above all when the talk is about God.

Notes and citation

Summary: Accustom your tongue to speak well, and above all when the talk is about God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 84 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-84). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 85

85Gildemeister 1873

Male quidem faeere deo nemo potest; inpius autem est qui blasphemat; hoe enim solum quod potuit fecit.

No one, indeed, can do evil to God; but he who blasphemes is impious, for he has done the only thing he could.

Notes and citation

Summary: No one, indeed, can do evil to God; but he who blasphemes is impious, for he has done the only thing he could.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 85 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-85). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 86

86Gildemeister 1873

Fundamentum pietatis continentia, eulmen autem pietatis amicitia ad deum.

The foundation of piety is self-control, and the summit of piety is friendship with God.

Jas 2:23 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: The foundation of piety is self-control, and the summit of piety is friendship with God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 86 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-86). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 87

87Gildemeister 1873

Pium hominem habeto tamquam te ipsum.

Hold the pious man as yourself.

Notes and citation

Summary: Hold the pious man as yourself.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 87 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-87). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 88

88Gildemeister 1873

Opta tibi euenire non quod uis sed quod expedit.

Wish that not what you want may happen to you, but what is expedient.

Notes and citation

Summary: Wish that not what you want may happen to you, but what is expedient.

Notes on the original text

  • Digital text corrected (OCR debris): Ebyov. → .

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 88 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-88). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 89

89Gildemeister 1873

Qualem uis esse tibi proximum tuum, talis et tu esto proximis tuis.

Such as you wish your neighbour to be to you, be such yourself to your neighbours.

Matt 7:12 (allusion, medium confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Such as you wish your neighbour to be to you, be such yourself to your neighbours.

Topics: Ethics

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 89 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-89). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 90

90Gildemeister 1873

Quod culpas facere noli.

Do not do what you blame.

Rom 2:1 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Do not do what you blame.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 90 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-90). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 91

91Gildemeister 1873

Nulli suadenti adquieseas petere quod non est bonum.

Agree with no one who urges you to ask for what is not good.

Notes and citation

Summary: Agree with no one who urges you to ask for what is not good.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 91 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-91). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 92

92Gildemeister 1873

Quae tibi deus dat, auferre nullus potest.

What God gives you no one can take away.

Notes and citation

Summary: What God gives you no one can take away.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 92 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-92). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 93

93Gildemeister 1873

Delibera priusquam agas, et antequam agas peruide quale sit quod facturus es.

Deliberate before you act, and before you act examine what kind of thing it is that you are about to do.

Notes and citation

Summary: Deliberate before you act, and before you act examine what kind of thing it is that you are about to do.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 93 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-93). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 94

94Gildemeister 1873

Si quid non uis seire deum, hoe ne agas nec cogites.

If there is anything you do not want God to know, neither do it nor think it.

Notes and citation

Summary: If there is anything you do not want God to know, neither do it nor think it.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 94 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-94). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 95

95Gildemeister 1873

Priusquam agas quodeumque agis, cogita deum, ut lux eius praecedat actus tuos.

Before you do whatever you do, think of God, so that his light may go before your actions.

Notes and citation

Summary: Before you do whatever you do, think of God, so that his light may go before your actions.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 95 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-95). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 96

96Gildemeister 1873

Grandis inpietas in deum hominem affligere.

To afflict a man is great impiety against God.

Notes and citation

Summary: To afflict a man is great impiety against God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 96 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-96). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 97

97Gildemeister 1873

Anima inluminatur recordatione dei.

The soul is enlightened by the remembrance of God.

Notes and citation

Summary: The soul is enlightened by the remembrance of God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 97 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-97). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 98

98Gildemeister 1873

Contentus esse medioeribus stude.

Be eager to be content with moderate things.

1 Tim 6:8 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Be eager to be content with moderate things.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 98 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-98). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 99

99Gildemeister 1873

Noli omnia concupiscere.

Do not desire everything.

Notes and citation

Summary: Do not desire everything.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 99 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-99). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 100

100Gildemeister 1873

Oecasiones bonorum perquire etiam eum labore.

Seek out opportunities for good things, even with toil.

Notes and citation

Summary: Seek out opportunities for good things, even with toil.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 100 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-100). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 101

101Gildemeister 1873

Noli diligere ea, quae eorporis sunt.

Do not love the things that belong to the body.

Notes and citation

Summary: Do not love the things that belong to the body.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 101 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-101). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 102

102Gildemeister 1873

Inmundum hominem facit actus turpis.

A shameful act makes a man unclean.

Matt 15:20 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: A shameful act makes a man unclean.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 102 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-102). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 103

103Gildemeister 1873

Purgatur anima insipientis, eum arguitur intrinsecus latens sensus eius.

The soul of the foolish man is purged when his inner hidden thought is rebuked.

Notes and citation

Summary: The soul of the foolish man is purged when his inner hidden thought is rebuked.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 103 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-103). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 104

104Gildemeister 1873

Deus in bonis actibus hominibus dux est.

God is the guide of men in good actions.

Notes and citation

Summary: God is the guide of men in good actions.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 104 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-104). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 105

105Gildemeister 1873

Neminem inimicum deputes.

Consider no one an enemy.

Notes and citation

Summary: Consider no one an enemy.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 105 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-105). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 106

106Gildemeister 1873

Dilige omnem, qui eiusdem teeum maturae est, deum uero etiam plus quam animam tuam dilige.

Love everyone who is of the same nature as you; but love God even more than your soul.

Matt 22:37 (echo, medium confidence) · Matt 22:39 (echo, medium confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Love everyone who is of the same nature as you; but love God even more than your soul.

Topics: Ethics

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 106 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-106). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 107

107Gildemeister 1873

Pessimum est peccatoribus in unum conuenire, eum peccant.

It is very evil for sinners to come together in one when they sin.

Ps 1:1 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: It is very evil for sinners to come together in one when they sin.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 107 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-107). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 108

108Gildemeister 1873

Multi eibi inpediunt castitatem et incontinentia eiborum inmundum facit hominem.

Much food hinders chastity, and lack of self-control in food makes a man unclean.

Notes and citation

Summary: Much food hinders chastity, and lack of self-control in food makes a man unclean.

Topics: Fasting

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 108 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-108). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 109

109Gildemeister 1873

Animantium omnium usus quidem in cibis indifferens, abstinere vero rationabilius est.

The use of all living things for food is indifferent, but abstaining is more reasonable.

Notes and citation

Summary: The use of all living things for food is indifferent, but abstaining is more reasonable.

  • The preference for abstaining from meat reflects the Pythagorean background of many of the maxims.

Topics: Fasting

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 109 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-109). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 110

110Gildemeister 1873

Non cibi, qui per os inferuntur, polluunt hominem, sed ea quae ex malis actibus proferuntur.

It is not the foods that are taken in through the mouth that defile a man, but the things that come forth from evil actions.

Matt 15:11 (allusion, high confidence) · Mark 7:15 (allusion, high confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: It is not the foods that are taken in through the mouth that defile a man, but the things that come forth from evil actions.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 110 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-110). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 111

111Gildemeister 1873

Quiequid cupiditate vietus acceperis polluit te.

Whatever you take, overcome by desire, defiles you.

Notes and citation

Summary: Whatever you take, overcome by desire, defiles you.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 111 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-111). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 112

112Gildemeister 1873

Multitudini placere ne satis agas.

Do not strive to please the multitude.

Gal 1:10 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Do not strive to please the multitude.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 112 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-112). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 113

113Gildemeister 1873

In omni quod bene agis auctorem esse deputa deum.

In every good thing you do, consider God the author.

Notes and citation

Summary: In every good thing you do, consider God the author.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 113 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-113). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 114

114Gildemeister 1873

Mali nullius auctor est deus.

God is the author of no evil.

Jas 1:13 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: God is the author of no evil.

Notes on the original text

  • Digital text corrected (OCR debris): Kexov. → .

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 114 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-114). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 115

115Gildemeister 1873

Non amplius possideas, quam usus corporis poseit.

Do not possess more than the use of the body requires.

Notes and citation

Summary: Do not possess more than the use of the body requires.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 115 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-115). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 116

116Gildemeister 1873

Aurum animam non eripit de malis.

Gold does not rescue the soul from evils.

Notes and citation

Summary: Gold does not rescue the soul from evils.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 116 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-116). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 117

117Gildemeister 1873

In delieiis positus eorporis certum est, quia ignoras illa, quae praeparata sunt a deo.

It is certain that one who is set among the luxuries of the body does not know the things prepared by God.

1 Cor 2:9 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: It is certain that one who is set among the luxuries of the body does not know the things prepared by God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 117 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-117). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 118

118Gildemeister 1873

Ea posside, quae nullus possit auferre a te.

Possess those things which no one can take away from you.

Luke 10:42 (echo, low confidence) · Matt 6:20 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Possess those things which no one can take away from you.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 118 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-118). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 119

119Gildemeister 1873

Fer quod necesse est, sieut necesse est.

Bear what is necessary as it is necessary.

Notes and citation

Summary: Bear what is necessary as it is necessary.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 119 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-119). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 120

120Gildemeister 1873

Magnanimus esse stude.

Be eager to be great-souled.

Notes and citation

Summary: Be eager to be great-souled.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 120 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-120). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 121

121Gildemeister 1873

Ea, quae si eontemnas recte laudaris, ne retineas; in quibus probabiliter magnifieus eris, haec optine.

Do not keep those things for which you would rightly be praised if you despised them; obtain those in which you will reasonably be magnificent.

Notes and citation

Summary: Do not keep those things for which you would rightly be praised if you despised them; obtain those in which you will reasonably be magnificent.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 121 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-121). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 122

122Gildemeister 1873

Haee posce de deo, quae dignum est praestare deum.

Ask from God those things which it is worthy for God to grant.

Notes and citation

Summary: Ask from God those things which it is worthy for God to grant.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 122 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-122). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 123

123Gildemeister 1873

Ratio, quae in te est, uitae tuae ipsa sit lex.

Let the reason that is in you be itself the law of your life.

Notes and citation

Summary: Let the reason that is in you be itself the law of your life.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 123 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-123). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 124

124Gildemeister 1873

Ea pete de deo, quae.

Ask from God those things which …

Notes and citation

Summary: Ask from God those things which …

  • The sentence breaks off in the edition, marked "…".

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 124 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-124). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 125

125Gildemeister 1873

In quibus praecedere debet labor, haee tibi opta euenire post laborem.

Wish that those things for which toil must come first may come to you after the toil.

Notes and citation

Summary: Wish that those things for which toil must come first may come to you after the toil.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 125 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-125). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 126

126Gildemeister 1873

Oratio uel vota pigri sermo uanus.

The prayers or vows of a lazy man are empty words.

Notes and citation

Summary: The prayers or vows of a lazy man are empty words.

Topics: Prayer

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 126 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-126). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 127

127Gildemeister 1873

Non oportet contemni ea, quibus etiam post depositionem eorporis indigemus.

The things which we need even after laying aside the body ought not to be despised.

Notes and citation

Summary: The things which we need even after laying aside the body ought not to be despised.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 127 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-127). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 128

128Gildemeister 1873

Non petas a deo id, quod cum habueris non perpetuo optinebis.

Do not ask of God that which, when you have it, you will not keep for ever.

Notes and citation

Summary: Do not ask of God that which, when you have it, you will not keep for ever.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 128 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-128). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 129

129Gildemeister 1873

Insuesee animam magnum aliquid de se sentire post deum.

Accustom your soul to think something great of itself, next after God.

Notes and citation

Summary: Accustom your soul to think something great of itself, next after God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 129 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-129). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 130

130Gildemeister 1873

Nihil pretiosum ducas, quod potest a te auferre homo malus.

Count nothing precious that a wicked man can take away from you.

Notes and citation

Summary: Count nothing precious that a wicked man can take away from you.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 130 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-130). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 131

131Gildemeister 1873

Hoe solum bonum putato, quod deo dignum est.

Consider that alone good which is worthy of God.

Notes and citation

Summary: Consider that alone good which is worthy of God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 131 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-131). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 132

132Gildemeister 1873

Quod deo dignum est, hoe et viro bono.

What is worthy of God is also worthy of a good man.

Notes and citation

Summary: What is worthy of God is also worthy of a good man.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 132 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-132). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 133

133Gildemeister 1873

Quiequid non conuenit ad beatitudinem dei, nec conueniat homini dei.

Whatever does not fit the blessedness of God, let it not fit the man of God either.

Notes and citation

Summary: Whatever does not fit the blessedness of God, let it not fit the man of God either.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 133 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-133). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 134

134Gildemeister 1873

Haee debes uelle, quae uult et deus.

You ought to will the things that God also wills.

Matt 6:10 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: You ought to will the things that God also wills.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 134 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-134). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 135

135Gildemeister 1873

Filius dei est, qui haec sola pretiosa dueit, quae et deus.

He is a son of God who counts precious only those things which God also counts precious.

Notes and citation

Summary: He is a son of God who counts precious only those things which God also counts precious.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 135 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-135). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 136

136Gildemeister 1873

Donee in desideriis est egaro, anima ignorat deum:.

As long as the flesh is in its desires, the soul does not know God.

Gal 5:17 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: As long as the flesh is in its desires, the soul does not know God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 136 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-136). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 137

137Gildemeister 1873

Cupiditas possidendi origo est auaritiae.

The desire of possessing is the origin of avarice.

Notes and citation

Summary: The desire of possessing is the origin of avarice.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 137 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-137). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 138

138Gildemeister 1873

Cum semet ipsum quis amplius diligit, inde iniustitia nascitur.

When someone loves himself more, injustice is born from that.

Notes and citation

Summary: When someone loves himself more, injustice is born from that.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 138 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-138). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 139

139Gildemeister 1873

Naturaliter parum quid corpus molestum est animae, luxuria vero facit corpus intolerabile.

By nature the body is little troublesome to the soul, but luxury makes the body unbearable.

Notes and citation

Summary: By nature the body is little troublesome to the soul, but luxury makes the body unbearable.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 139 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-139). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 140

140Gildemeister 1873

Omne quod plus est homini, quam necesse sit, inimicum est ei.

Everything that a man has beyond what is necessary is his enemy.

Notes and citation

Summary: Everything that a man has beyond what is necessary is his enemy.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 140 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-140). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 141

141Gildemeister 1873

Qui amat quod non expedit non amabit quod expedit.

He who loves what is not expedient will not love what is expedient.

Notes and citation

Summary: He who loves what is not expedient will not love what is expedient.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 141 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-141). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 142

142Gildemeister 1873

Qui studium habet erga ea, quae non sunt bona, latebunt ei, quae bona sunt.

To one who is devoted to things that are not good, the things that are good will remain hidden.

Notes and citation

Summary: To one who is devoted to things that are not good, the things that are good will remain hidden.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 142 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-142). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 143

143Gildemeister 1873

Sapiens paueis verbis innotescit.

A wise man is known by few words.

Notes and citation

Summary: A wise man is known by few words.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 143 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-143). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 144

144Gildemeister 1873

sapientis mens semper apud deum est.

The mind of the wise man is always with God.

Notes and citation

Summary: The mind of the wise man is always with God.

Notes on the original text

  • Digital text corrected (OCR debris): Poi. → .

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 144 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-144). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 145

145Gildemeister 1873

Sapientis mentem deus inhabitat.

God dwells in the mind of the wise man.

Notes and citation

Summary: God dwells in the mind of the wise man.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 145 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-145). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 146

146Gildemeister 1873

Inexplebilis est omnis cupiditas, propterea et semper indiget.

Every desire is insatiable, and therefore always in need.

Notes and citation

Summary: Every desire is insatiable, and therefore always in need.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 146 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-146). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 147

147Gildemeister 1873

Sapiens semper sibi similis est.

The wise man is always like himself.

Notes and citation

Summary: The wise man is always like himself.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 147 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-147). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 148

148Gildemeister 1873

Suffieit ad beatitudinem agmnitio dei solius et imitatio.

The knowledge and imitation of God alone suffice for blessedness.

John 17:3 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: The knowledge and imitation of God alone suffice for blessedness.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 148 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-148). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 149

149Gildemeister 1873

Malis qui adulatur peiores faeit.

He who flatters the wicked makes them worse.

Notes and citation

Summary: He who flatters the wicked makes them worse.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 149 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-149). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 150

150Gildemeister 1873

Intolerabilis fit malitia eum laudatur.

Wickedness becomes unbearable when it is praised.

Notes and citation

Summary: Wickedness becomes unbearable when it is praised.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 150 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-150). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 151

151Gildemeister 1873

Lingua tua sensum tuum sequatur.

Let your tongue follow your understanding.

Notes and citation

Summary: Let your tongue follow your understanding.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 151 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-151). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 152

152Gildemeister 1873

Melius est lapidem frustra iactare quam uanum uerbum de deo proferre.

It is better to throw a stone at random than to utter an idle word about God.

Notes and citation

Summary: It is better to throw a stone at random than to utter an idle word about God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 152 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-152). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 153

153Gildemeister 1873

Delibera antequam dieas, ne quae non expedit dieas.

Deliberate before you speak, so that you may not say what is not expedient.

Notes and citation

Summary: Deliberate before you speak, so that you may not say what is not expedient.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 153 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-153). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 154

154Gildemeister 1873

Uerba sine sensu obprobria.

Words without understanding are a disgrace.

Notes and citation

Summary: Words without understanding are a disgrace.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 154 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-154). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 155

155Gildemeister 1873

Uerbositas non effugiet peccatum.

Talkativeness will not escape sin.

Prov 10:19 (allusion, high confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Talkativeness will not escape sin.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 155 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-155). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 156

156Gildemeister 1873

Breuis erit in sermonibus sapiens.

The wise man will be brief in his speech.

Notes and citation

Summary: The wise man will be brief in his speech.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 156 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-156). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 157

157Gildemeister 1873

Indicium inperitiae longa narratio.

A long tale is a sign of ignorance.

Notes and citation

Summary: A long tale is a sign of ignorance.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 157 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-157). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 158

158Gildemeister 1873

Ueritatem ama.

Love the truth.

Notes and citation

Summary: Love the truth.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 158 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-158). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 159

159Gildemeister 1873

Mendacio tamquam ueneno utere.

Use falsehood as you would poison.

Notes and citation

Summary: Use falsehood as you would poison.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 159 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-159). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 160

160Gildemeister 1873

Ante omnia tempus uerbis tuis requirito.

Before all things, seek the right time for your words.

Eccl 3:7 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Before all things, seek the right time for your words.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 160 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-160). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 161

161Gildemeister 1873

Tune loquere, quando taeere non expedit.

Speak then, when it is not expedient to be silent.

Notes and citation

Summary: Speak then, when it is not expedient to be silent.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 161 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-161). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 162

162Gildemeister 1873

De quibus ignoras tace, de quibus autem certus es loquere opportune.

About what you do not know, be silent; but about what you are sure of, speak at the right time.

Notes and citation

Summary: About what you do not know, be silent; but about what you are sure of, speak at the right time.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 162 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-162). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 163

163Gildemeister 1873

Sermo extra tempus indicium malitiosae mentis.

Speech out of season is the sign of a malicious mind.

Notes and citation

Summary: Speech out of season is the sign of a malicious mind.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 163 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-163). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 164

164Gildemeister 1873

In conuentu ne satis agas primus dieere.

In an assembly do not strive to be the first to speak.

Notes and citation

Summary: In an assembly do not strive to be the first to speak.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 164 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-164). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 165

165Gildemeister 1873

Melius uinci uera dicentem, quam uincere mentientem.

It is better to be defeated when speaking the truth than to win by lying.

Notes and citation

Summary: It is better to be defeated when speaking the truth than to win by lying.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 165 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-165). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 166

166Gildemeister 1873

Fides omnes aetus tuos praecedat.

Let faith go before all your actions.

Notes and citation

Summary: Let faith go before all your actions.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 166 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-166). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 167

167Gildemeister 1873

Sapientia animam perdueit ad deum.

Wisdom leads the soul to God.

Notes and citation

Summary: Wisdom leads the soul to God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 167 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-167). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 168

168Gildemeister 1873

Nihil autem tam uernaculum sapientiae, quam ueritas.

Nothing is so native to wisdom as truth.

Notes and citation

Summary: Nothing is so native to wisdom as truth.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 168 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-168). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 169

169Gildemeister 1873

Numquam potest bona effici anima mendacium diligens.

A soul that loves falsehood can never be made good.

Notes and citation

Summary: A soul that loves falsehood can never be made good.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 169 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-169). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 170

170Gildemeister 1873

Pravo et pessimo ingenio fides aliena est.

Faith is foreign to a crooked and very evil disposition.

Notes and citation

Summary: Faith is foreign to a crooked and very evil disposition.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 170 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-170). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 171

171Gildemeister 1873

Fidelis homo audire,quae oportet amat magis quam dicere quae non oportet.

A faithful man loves to hear what he ought more than to say what he ought not.

Jas 1:19 (echo, low confidence)

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Summary: A faithful man loves to hear what he ought more than to say what he ought not.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 171 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-171). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 172

172Gildemeister 1873

Uir libidinosus ad omnia inutilis.

A lustful man is useless for everything.

Notes and citation

Summary: A lustful man is useless for everything.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 172 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-172). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 173

173Gildemeister 1873

Inreprehensibilis autem in uerbis utitur de deo.

The blameless man, then, uses words about God.

Notes and citation

Summary: The blameless man, then, uses words about God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 173 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-173). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 174

174Gildemeister 1873

Peccata discentium obprobria sunt doctorum.

The sins of the learners are the disgrace of the teachers.

Notes and citation

Summary: The sins of the learners are the disgrace of the teachers.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 174 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-174). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 175

175Gildemeister 1873

Mortui sunt apud deum, per quos nomen dei maledicitur.

They are dead before God through whom the name of God is cursed.

Rom 2:24 (allusion, medium confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: They are dead before God through whom the name of God is cursed.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 175 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-175). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 176

176Gildemeister 1873

Sapiens homo beneficus post deum.

A wise man is a benefactor, next after God.

Notes and citation

Summary: A wise man is a benefactor, next after God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 176 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-176). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 177

177Gildemeister 1873

Sermones tui uitam custodiant auditoribus.

Let your words guard the life of your hearers.

Notes and citation

Summary: Let your words guard the life of your hearers.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 177 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-177). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 178

178Gildemeister 1873

Quod fieri non debet, nee in suspitionem venias quasi faeias.

What ought not to be done, do not even come under suspicion of doing.

Notes and citation

Summary: What ought not to be done, do not even come under suspicion of doing.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 178 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-178). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 179

179Gildemeister 1873

Ea quae pati non uis neque facias.

What you do not want to suffer, do not do either.

Matt 7:12 (echo, medium confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: What you do not want to suffer, do not do either.

Topics: Ethics

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 179 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-179). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 180

180Gildemeister 1873

Quae tibi faeere turpe est, haee et alii inperare facienda turpissimum.

What is shameful for you to do, it is most shameful to command another to do.

Notes and citation

Summary: What is shameful for you to do, it is most shameful to command another to do.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 180 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-180). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 181

181Gildemeister 1873

Etiam in cogitationibus mundus esto a peecatis.

Be clean of sins even in your thoughts.

Notes and citation

Summary: Be clean of sins even in your thoughts.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 181 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-181). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 182

182Gildemeister 1873

Cum praees hominibus, memento, quia et tibi praeest deus.

When you are set over men, remember that God is also set over you.

Eph 6:9 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: When you are set over men, remember that God is also set over you.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 182 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-182). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 183

183Gildemeister 1873

Et iudieans homines scito, quia et ipse iudiceris a deo.

And when you judge men, know that you yourself are also judged by God.

Matt 7:2 (echo, medium confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: And when you judge men, know that you yourself are also judged by God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 183 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-183). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 184

184Gildemeister 1873

Maius est perieulum iudieantis, quam eius qui iudieatur.

The danger of the one who judges is greater than that of the one who is judged.

Notes and citation

Summary: The danger of the one who judges is greater than that of the one who is judged.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 184 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-184). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 185

185Gildemeister 1873

Leuius est omne uulnus quam linguae uulnus.

Every wound is lighter than the wound of the tongue.

Jas 3:8 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Every wound is lighter than the wound of the tongue.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 185 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-185). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 186

186Gildemeister 1873

Possibile est uerbo fallere hominem, non tamen deum.

It is possible to deceive a man with a word, but not God.

Gal 6:7 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: It is possible to deceive a man with a word, but not God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 186 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-186). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 187

187Gildemeister 1873

Non putes malum, si eum ueritatem scias uinearis in uerbo.

Do not think it an evil if, while you know the truth, you are defeated in argument.

Notes and citation

Summary: Do not think it an evil if, while you know the truth, you are defeated in argument.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 187 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-187). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 188

188Gildemeister 1873

Male sentire de fide amor iactantiae facit.

The love of boasting makes one think ill of the faith.

Notes and citation

Summary: The love of boasting makes one think ill of the faith.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 188 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-188). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 189

189Gildemeister 1873

Fidelis esse magis quam uideri stude.

Strive to be faithful rather than to seem so.

Notes and citation

Summary: Strive to be faithful rather than to seem so.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 189 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-189). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 190

190Gildemeister 1873

Cole sapientem uirum sieut imaginem dei uiuentis.

Revere a wise man as the image of the living God.

Notes and citation

Summary: Revere a wise man as the image of the living God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 190 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-190). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 191

191Gildemeister 1873

Sapiens vir, etiamsi nudus sit, sapiens habeatur apud te.

A wise man, even if he is naked, should be held wise by you.

Notes and citation

Summary: A wise man, even if he is naked, should be held wise by you.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 191 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-191). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 192

192Gildemeister 1873

Neminem propterea honores, quia habet multas pecunias.

Honour no one because he has much money.

Jas 2:2 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Honour no one because he has much money.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 192 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-192). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 193

193Gildemeister 1873

Diffieile est diuitem saluari.

It is hard for a rich man to be saved.

Matt 19:23 (allusion, high confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: It is hard for a rich man to be saved.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 193 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-193). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 194

194Gildemeister 1873

Derogare uirum sapientem et deum aequale.

To disparage a wise man and to disparage God are equal.

Notes and citation

Summary: To disparage a wise man and to disparage God are equal.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 194 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-194). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 195

195Gildemeister 1873

Uerbum de deo loquens depositum te putato aecepisse a deo animas auditorum.

When you speak a word about God, consider that you have received from God the souls of your hearers as a deposit.

Notes and citation

Summary: When you speak a word about God, consider that you have received from God the souls of your hearers as a deposit.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 195 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-195). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 196

196Gildemeister 1873

Ne putes bene uiuere, qui non integre credit.

Do not think that one who does not believe wholeheartedly lives well.

Notes and citation

Summary: Do not think that one who does not believe wholeheartedly lives well.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 196 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-196). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 197

197Gildemeister 1873

Quod bonum est, hoe solum te dieere puta.

Consider that you say only what is good.

Notes and citation

Summary: Consider that you say only what is good.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 197 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-197). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 198

198Gildemeister 1873

Age magna non magna pollicens.

Do great things without promising great things.

Notes and citation

Summary: Do great things without promising great things.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 198 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-198). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 199

199Gildemeister 1873

Numquam eris sapiens, si te putaueris ne antequam sis.

You will never be wise if you think yourself wise before you are.

Prov 26:12 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: You will never be wise if you think yourself wise before you are.

  • The Latin is slightly garbled ("si te putaueris ne antequam sis"); translated by sense.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 199 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-199). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 200

200Gildemeister 1873

In tribulationibus magnis qui sit fidelis ostenditur.

In great tribulations it is shown who is faithful.

Notes and citation

Summary: In great tribulations it is shown who is faithful.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 200 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-200). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 201

201Gildemeister 1873

Finem uitae aestima uiuere seeundum deum.

Consider the end of life to be living according to God.

Notes and citation

Summary: Consider the end of life to be living according to God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 201 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-201). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 202

202Gildemeister 1873

Nihil putes malum quod non sit et turpe.

Think nothing evil that is not also shameful.

Notes and citation

Summary: Think nothing evil that is not also shameful.

Notes on the original text

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Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 202 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-202). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 203

203Gildemeister 1873

Mali finis iniuria, iniuriae autem perditio.

The end of evil is injury, and the end of injury is destruction.

Notes and citation

Summary: The end of evil is injury, and the end of injury is destruction.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 203 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-203). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 204

204Gildemeister 1873

Non ascendit passio in eor hominis fidelis.

Passion does not rise into the heart of a faithful man.

Notes and citation

Summary: Passion does not rise into the heart of a faithful man.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 204 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-204). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 205

205Gildemeister 1873

Omnis passio animi rationi eius inimica est.

Every passion of the soul is the enemy of its reason.

Notes and citation

Summary: Every passion of the soul is the enemy of its reason.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 205 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-205). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 206

206Gildemeister 1873

Quiequid feceris, dum in passione est anima, poenitebis.

Whatever you do while the soul is in passion, you will regret.

Notes and citation

Summary: Whatever you do while the soul is in passion, you will regret.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 206 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-206). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 207

207Gildemeister 1873

Passiones aegritudinum initia.

Passions are the beginnings of diseases.

Notes and citation

Summary: Passions are the beginnings of diseases.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 207 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-207). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 208

208Gildemeister 1873

Malitia aegritudo est animae, animae autem mors iniustitia et inpietas.

Wickedness is the disease of the soul, and injustice and impiety are the death of the soul.

Notes and citation

Summary: Wickedness is the disease of the soul, and injustice and impiety are the death of the soul.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 208 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-208). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 209

209Gildemeister 1873

Non te putato fidelem, eum passionibus animae carueris.

Do not consider yourself faithful until you are free of the passions of the soul.

Notes and citation

Summary: Do not consider yourself faithful until you are free of the passions of the soul.

  • The Latin says "when you have been free of the passions"; translated by sense.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 209 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-209). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 210

210Gildemeister 1873

Omnibus hominibus ita utere quasi communis prouisor omnium post deum.

Treat all men as if you were the common provider of all, next after God.

Notes and citation

Summary: Treat all men as if you were the common provider of all, next after God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 210 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-210). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 211

211Gildemeister 1873

Qui hominibus male utitur, se ipso male utitur.

He who treats men badly treats himself badly.

Notes and citation

Summary: He who treats men badly treats himself badly.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 211 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-211). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 212

212Gildemeister 1873

Nihil mali uult, qui fidelis est.

He who is faithful wishes no evil.

Notes and citation

Summary: He who is faithful wishes no evil.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 212 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-212). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 213

213Gildemeister 1873

Opta, ut bene possis faeere inimicis.

Pray that you may be able to do good to your enemies.

Matt 5:44 (allusion, medium confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Pray that you may be able to do good to your enemies.

Topics: Ethics

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 213 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-213). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 214

214Gildemeister 1873

Malis hominibus ineptus uidetur uir sapiens.

To wicked men a wise man seems foolish.

1 Cor 1:23 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: To wicked men a wise man seems foolish.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 214 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-214). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 215

215Gildemeister 1873

Sine deo non potes deo uiuere.

Without God you cannot live for God.

Notes and citation

Summary: Without God you cannot live for God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 215 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-215). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 216

216Gildemeister 1873

Omnia suffer pro eo, ut secundum deum uiuas.

Bear all things for the sake of living according to God.

Notes and citation

Summary: Bear all things for the sake of living according to God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 216 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-216). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 217

217Gildemeister 1873

Orationem non exaudit deus hominis, qui egenum non exaudit.

God does not hear the prayer of a man who does not hear the needy.

Prov 21:13 (allusion, high confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: God does not hear the prayer of a man who does not hear the needy.

Topics: Prayer

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 217 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-217). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 218

218Gildemeister 1873

Sapiens sapienti donum a deo.

A wise man is a gift from God to a wise man.

Notes and citation

Summary: A wise man is a gift from God to a wise man.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 218 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-218). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 219

219Gildemeister 1873

Honorans sapientem honorabis te ipsum.

In honouring a wise man you will honour yourself.

Notes and citation

Summary: In honouring a wise man you will honour yourself.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 219 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-219). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 220

220Gildemeister 1873

Fidelem te esse nosee.

Know that you are faithful.

Notes and citation

Summary: Know that you are faithful.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 220 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-220). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 221

221Gildemeister 1873

Cum filium te dei quis dicit, memento cuius te filium dicat.

When someone calls you a son of God, remember whose son he calls you.

Notes and citation

Summary: When someone calls you a son of God, remember whose son he calls you.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 221 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-221). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 222

222Gildemeister 1873

Deum patrem invocans in aetibus tuis hoe memorare.

Calling upon God as Father, remember this in your actions.

1 Pet 1:17 (allusion, medium confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Calling upon God as Father, remember this in your actions.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 222 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-222). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 223

223Gildemeister 1873

Uerba tua pietate semper plena sint.

Let your words always be full of piety.

Notes and citation

Summary: Let your words always be full of piety.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 223 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-223). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 224

224Gildemeister 1873

In actibus tuis ante oculos pone deum.

In your actions set God before your eyes.

Notes and citation

Summary: In your actions set God before your eyes.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 224 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-224). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 225

225Gildemeister 1873

Nefas est deum patrem inuocare et inhonestum aliquid agere.

It is a sin to call upon God as Father and to do anything dishonourable.

Notes and citation

Summary: It is a sin to call upon God as Father and to do anything dishonourable.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 225 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-225). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 226

226Gildemeister 1873

Qui non diligit sapientem nec se ipsum.

He who does not love the wise man does not love himself either.

Notes and citation

Summary: He who does not love the wise man does not love himself either.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 226 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-226). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 227

227Gildemeister 1873

Nulla propria possessio putetur philosophi.

Let nothing be considered the philosopher's own possession.

Acts 4:32 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Let nothing be considered the philosopher's own possession.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 227 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-227). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 228

228Gildemeister 1873

Quorum communis est deus idemque pater, horum nisi et possessio communis est, inpii sunt.

Those whose God is common and the same Father are impious unless their possessions too are common.

Acts 4:32 (allusion, medium confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Those whose God is common and the same Father are impious unless their possessions too are common.

Topics: Ethics

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 228 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-228). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 229

229Gildemeister 1873

Deo ingratus est qui non magni ducit philosophum.

He is ungrateful to God who does not esteem the philosopher highly.

Notes and citation

Summary: He is ungrateful to God who does not esteem the philosopher highly.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 229 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-229). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 230

230Gildemeister 1873

Coniugium tibi refutare concessum est, idcirco ut uiuas indesinenter adhaerens deo. nubere et filios procreare pessimum seias utrumque; sin autem tamquam proelium seiens esse pessimum, tamen pugnare non uis, et uxorem nube et filios procrea.

You are permitted to refuse marriage, so that you may live cleaving to God without ceasing. Know that marrying and begetting children are both very hard; but if, knowing it to be very hard, like a battle, you nevertheless do not wish to fight, then marry a wife and beget children.

Textual problem in this passage: see the notes.

1 Cor 7:32 (allusion, medium confidence) · 1 Cor 7:35 (allusion, medium confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: You are permitted to refuse marriage, so that you may live cleaving to God without ceasing. Know that marrying and begetting children are both very hard; but if, knowing it to be very hard, like a battle, you nevertheless do not wish to fight, then marry a wife and beget children.

  • The sense of the last clause is uncertain; the Latin may be corrupt ("tamen pugnare non uis"). The counsel is translated as written.

Topics: Marriage

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 230 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-230). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 231

231Gildemeister 1873

Adulter etiam propriae uxoris omnis inpudicus.

Every unchaste man is an adulterer even with his own wife.

Notes and citation

Summary: Every unchaste man is an adulterer even with his own wife.

  • "Adulterer" renders adulter; the maxim condemns unchastity within marriage itself.

Topics: Marriage

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 231 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-231). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 232

232Gildemeister 1873

Nihil propter solam libidinem facias.

Do nothing for the sake of lust alone.

Notes and citation

Summary: Do nothing for the sake of lust alone.

Topics: Marriage

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 232 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-232). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 233

233Gildemeister 1873

Scito te adulterum esse etiam si cogitasti de adulterio. sed et de omni peecato eadem tibi sit ratio.

Know that you are an adulterer even if you have thought of adultery; and let the same reckoning hold for you about every sin.

Matt 5:28 (allusion, high confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Know that you are an adulterer even if you have thought of adultery; and let the same reckoning hold for you about every sin.

Topics: Ethics

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 233 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-233). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 234

234Gildemeister 1873

Fidelem te professus spopondisti pariter non peeeare deo.

Having professed yourself faithful, you have promised at the same time not to sin against God.

Notes and citation

Summary: Having professed yourself faithful, you have promised at the same time not to sin against God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 234 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-234). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 235

235Gildemeister 1873

Fideli mulieri ornatui ducatur pudicitia.

Let chastity be counted the adornment of a faithful woman.

1 Pet 3:3 (allusion, medium confidence) · 1 Tim 2:9 (allusion, medium confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Let chastity be counted the adornment of a faithful woman.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 235 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-235). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 236

236Gildemeister 1873

Uir, qui uxorem dimittit, profitetur se nee mulierem regere.

A man who puts away his wife declares that he cannot even govern a woman.

Notes and citation

Summary: A man who puts away his wife declares that he cannot even govern a woman.

  • "Puts away" renders dimittit; translated as written.

Topics: Divorce, Marriage, Divorce and remarriage

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 236 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-236). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 237

237Gildemeister 1873

Mulier pudiea gloria viri est.

A chaste woman is the glory of her husband.

1 Cor 11:7 (echo, medium confidence) · Prov 12:4 (echo, medium confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: A chaste woman is the glory of her husband.

Topics: Marriage

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 237 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-237). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 238

238Gildemeister 1873

Reverentiam habens uxori habes eam reverentem.

If you show reverence to your wife, you have her reverent.

Eph 5:33 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: If you show reverence to your wife, you have her reverent.

Topics: Marriage

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 238 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-238). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 239

239Gildemeister 1873

Fidelium eoniugium certamen habeat continentiae.

Let the marriage of the faithful be a contest of self-control.

1 Cor 7:5 (echo, medium confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Let the marriage of the faithful be a contest of self-control.

Topics: Marriage

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 239 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-239). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 240

240Gildemeister 1873

Prout continueris ventrem, ita et uenerios motus.

As you restrain the belly, so also the sexual impulses.

Notes and citation

Summary: As you restrain the belly, so also the sexual impulses.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 240 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-240). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 241

241Gildemeister 1873

Deuita infidelium laudes.

Avoid the praises of the unfaithful.

Notes and citation

Summary: Avoid the praises of the unfaithful.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 241 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-241). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 242

242Gildemeister 1873

Quae gratis aecipis a deo, praesta gratis.

What you receive freely from God, give freely.

Matt 10:8 (allusion, high confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: What you receive freely from God, give freely.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 242 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-242). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 243

243Gildemeister 1873

Multitudinem fidelium non inuenies, rarum enim est omne, quod bonum est.

You will not find a multitude of the faithful, for everything that is good is rare.

Matt 7:14 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: You will not find a multitude of the faithful, for everything that is good is rare.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 243 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-243). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 244

244Gildemeister 1873

Sapientem honora post deum.

Honour the wise man, next after God.

Notes and citation

Summary: Honour the wise man, next after God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 244 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-244). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 245

245Gildemeister 1873

Cum argueris, ut sapiens fias, habe gratiam arguentibus.

When you are rebuked so that you may become wise, be grateful to those who rebuke you.

Prov 9:8 (echo, medium confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: When you are rebuked so that you may become wise, be grateful to those who rebuke you.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 245 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-245). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 246

246Gildemeister 1873

Qui sapienti non obtemperat nec deo obtemperat.

He who does not obey a wise man does not obey God either.

Notes and citation

Summary: He who does not obey a wise man does not obey God either.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 246 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-246). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 247

247Gildemeister 1873

Fidelis uolens esse praecipue quidem nitere, ne peeces; quod etsi forte acciderit, saltim ne iteretur id ipsum.

If you want to be faithful, strive above all not to sin; and if it should perhaps happen, at least let the same thing not be repeated.

1 John 2:1 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: If you want to be faithful, strive above all not to sin; and if it should perhaps happen, at least let the same thing not be repeated.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 247 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-247). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 248

248Gildemeister 1873

Doctrinam, quae non est deo digna, ne discas.

Do not learn a teaching that is not worthy of God.

Notes and citation

Summary: Do not learn a teaching that is not worthy of God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 248 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-248). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 249

249Gildemeister 1873

Multa uelle seire curiositas animi putanda est.

To want to know many things is to be considered curiosity of the soul.

Notes and citation

Summary: To want to know many things is to be considered curiosity of the soul.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 249 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-249). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 250

250Gildemeister 1873

Qui cognoscit, quae deo digna sunt, ille sapiens.

He who knows what is worthy of God is wise.

Notes and citation

Summary: He who knows what is worthy of God is wise.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 250 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-250). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 251

251Gildemeister 1873

Doctrinam, ex qua proficere potes in amore dei, illam specialiter et necessario expete.

The teaching by which you can advance in the love of God, seek that above all, and as a necessity.

Notes and citation

Summary: The teaching by which you can advance in the love of God, seek that above all, and as a necessity.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 251 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-251). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 252

252Gildemeister 1873

Sapiens uir parcit ne perdat tempus.

A wise man is sparing, so as not to lose time.

Eph 5:16 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: A wise man is sparing, so as not to lose time.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 252 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-252). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 253

253Gildemeister 1873

Fiduciam cum verecundia habeto.

Have confidence with modesty.

Notes and citation

Summary: Have confidence with modesty.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 253 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-253). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 254

254Gildemeister 1873

ixi ut te liberi male uiuentes magis quam morientes.

… your children living wickedly, more than dying.

Notes and citation

Summary: … your children living wickedly, more than dying.

  • The Latin is garbled in the OCR ("ixi ut te liberi male uiuentes magis quam morientes"); the sense seems to be that children who live wickedly should grieve one more than children who die. Uncertain.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 254 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-254). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 255

255Gildemeister 1873

Uiuere quidem non. est in nobis, recte autem uiuere in nobis est.

To live is not in our power, but to live rightly is in our power.

Notes and citation

Summary: To live is not in our power, but to live rightly is in our power.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 255 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-255). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 256

256Gildemeister 1873

Filii infideles nee filii.

Unfaithful children are not children.

Notes and citation

Summary: Unfaithful children are not children.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 256 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-256). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 257

257Gildemeister 1873

Fidelis uir non ingrate fert abiectionem We rorum.

A faithful man does not take ungratefully the rejection of … .

Notes and citation

Summary: A faithful man does not take ungratefully the rejection of … .

  • One word is garbled in the OCR and marked "…".

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 257 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-257). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 258

258Gildemeister 1873

Non iudices esse philosophum, eui non de omnibus eredis.

Do not judge him to be a philosopher whom you do not trust about everything.

Notes and citation

Summary: Do not judge him to be a philosopher whom you do not trust about everything.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 258 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-258). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 259

259Gildemeister 1873

Criminationes adversus philosophum noli recipere.

Do not accept accusations against a philosopher.

1 Tim 5:19 (echo, medium confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Do not accept accusations against a philosopher.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 259 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-259). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 260

260Gildemeister 1873

Stude communiter omni homini bene facere.

Strive to do good to every man alike.

Gal 6:10 (echo, medium confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Strive to do good to every man alike.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 260 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-260). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 261

261Gildemeister 1873

Exeerabile sit tibi etiam iuste aliquid punire.

Let it be abhorrent to you to punish anything, even justly.

Notes and citation

Summary: Let it be abhorrent to you to punish anything, even justly.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 261 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-261). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 262

262Gildemeister 1873

Si uis eum laetitia animi uiuere, noli multa agere; in multis enim aetibus noceris.

If you wish to live with gladness of soul, do not do many things; for in many actions you are harmed.

Notes and citation

Summary: If you wish to live with gladness of soul, do not do many things; for in many actions you are harmed.

Notes on the original text

  • Digital text corrected (OCR debris): TOv. → .

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 262 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-262). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 263

263Gildemeister 1873

Quod non posuisti, non tollas, sed suffieiant tibi quae tua sunt.

Do not take up what you did not lay down, but let your own things suffice you.

Luke 19:21 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Do not take up what you did not lay down, but let your own things suffice you.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 263 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-263). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 264

264Gildemeister 1873

Derelinquens quae possides sequere uerbum dei; liber enim eris ab omnibus, eum deo servis.

Leaving what you possess, follow the word of God; for you will be free from all things when you serve God.

Matt 19:21 (allusion, medium confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Leaving what you possess, follow the word of God; for you will be free from all things when you serve God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 264 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-264). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 265

265Gildemeister 1873

Cessa.

Cease.

Notes and citation

Summary: Cease.

  • The maxim is a single word in the edition; its Greek original is fuller.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 265 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-265). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 266

266Gildemeister 1873

Omni homini inperti.

Share with every man.

Notes and citation

Summary: Share with every man.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 266 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-266). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 267

267Gildemeister 1873

Pro reficiendo paupere etiam ieiunare bonum est.

To fast for the sake of refreshing a poor man is also good.

Notes and citation

Summary: To fast for the sake of refreshing a poor man is also good.

Topics: Fasting

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 267 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-267). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 268

268Gildemeister 1873

Omne poculum suaue tibi sit.

Let every drink be pleasant to you.

Notes and citation

Summary: Let every drink be pleasant to you.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 268 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-268). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 269

269Gildemeister 1873

Temulentiam quasi insaniam fuge.

Flee drunkenness as madness.

Eph 5:18 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Flee drunkenness as madness.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 269 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-269). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 270

270Gildemeister 1873

Homo qui a uentre uincitur similis est beluae.

A man who is conquered by his belly is like a beast.

Phil 3:19 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: A man who is conquered by his belly is like a beast.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 270 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-270). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 271

271Gildemeister 1873

Ex carne nil oritur bonum.

Nothing good arises from the flesh.

Rom 7:18 (echo, medium confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Nothing good arises from the flesh.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 271 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-271). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 272

272Gildemeister 1873

Turpissimae libidinis ea quidem, quae suauia sunt, eito transeunt, probra vero perpetua manent.

The pleasures of the most shameful lust pass quickly, but the disgraces remain for ever.

Notes and citation

Summary: The pleasures of the most shameful lust pass quickly, but the disgraces remain for ever.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 272 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-272). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 273

273Gildemeister 1873

Solent homines abscidere aliqua membrorum suorum pro sanitate reliquorum; quanto id praestantius pro.

Men are accustomed to cut off some of their members for the health of the rest; how much better to do it for …

Matt 5:30 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Men are accustomed to cut off some of their members for the health of the rest; how much better to do it for …

  • The sentence breaks off in the edition, marked "…".

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 273 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-273). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 274

274Gildemeister 1873

Grandem poenam putato cum desideriis optinueris, numquam enim compescit desiderium possessio desideratorum.

Consider it a great punishment when you have obtained your desires; for the possession of what is desired never quiets desire.

Notes and citation

Summary: Consider it a great punishment when you have obtained your desires; for the possession of what is desired never quiets desire.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 274 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-274). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 275

275Gildemeister 1873

Non est sapiens faetum, in quo libertas aufertur.

An act in which freedom is taken away is not wise.

Notes and citation

Summary: An act in which freedom is taken away is not wise.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 275 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-275). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 276

276Gildemeister 1873

Libidinem necessariam tamquam necessariam duecito.

Treat necessary desire as necessary.

Notes and citation

Summary: Treat necessary desire as necessary.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 276 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-276). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 277

277Gildemeister 1873

Bona quidem habere omnes optant, optinent autem hi qui semetipsos exintro uerbo dei maneiparunt.

All men wish to have good things, but they obtain them who have given themselves over entirely to the word of God from within.

Notes and citation

Summary: All men wish to have good things, but they obtain them who have given themselves over entirely to the word of God from within.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 277 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-277). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 278

278Gildemeister 1873

Philosophus et honestus esto et non obtreetator.

Be, as a philosopher, honourable and not a detractor.

Notes and citation

Summary: Be, as a philosopher, honourable and not a detractor.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 278 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-278). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 279

279Gildemeister 1873

Rara sit obtrectatio tua et opportuna.

Let your criticism be rare and timely.

Notes and citation

Summary: Let your criticism be rare and timely.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 279 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-279). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 280

280Gildemeister 1873

Nimius risus indieium est animae neglegentis ; non ergo tibi ipsi indulgeas plus diffundi quam subridere.

Excessive laughter is the sign of a careless soul; do not, then, allow yourself to break out further than a smile.

Notes and citation

Summary: Excessive laughter is the sign of a careless soul; do not, then, allow yourself to break out further than a smile.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 280 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-280). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 281

281Gildemeister 1873

Alaecritate magis utere, quam resolutione.

Use eagerness rather than slackness.

Notes and citation

Summary: Use eagerness rather than slackness.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 281 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-281). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 282

282Gildemeister 1873

Castorum uita sit tibi ad honestatis exemplum.

Let the life of the chaste be for you an example of honour.

Notes and citation

Summary: Let the life of the chaste be for you an example of honour.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 282 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-282). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 283

283Gildemeister 1873

Optimum quidem est non peccare, peccantem vero agnoscere, quam ignorare melius est.

It is best not to sin; but for one who sins, it is better to acknowledge it than to be unaware of it.

Notes and citation

Summary: It is best not to sin; but for one who sins, it is better to acknowledge it than to be unaware of it.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 283 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-283). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 284

284Gildemeister 1873

Iactans non est philosophus.

A boaster is not a philosopher.

Notes and citation

Summary: A boaster is not a philosopher.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 284 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-284). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 285

285Gildemeister 1873

Magnam seito esse sapientiam, per quam ferre potes ineruditorum inperitiam.

Know that it is great wisdom by which you can bear the ignorance of the uneducated.

Notes and citation

Summary: Know that it is great wisdom by which you can bear the ignorance of the uneducated.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 285 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-285). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 286

286Gildemeister 1873

Turpe ducito proprio ore laudari.

Consider it shameful to be praised by your own mouth.

Prov 27:2 (allusion, medium confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Consider it shameful to be praised by your own mouth.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 286 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-286). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 287

287Gildemeister 1873

Sapientum animae insatiabiles in amore dei.

The souls of the wise are insatiable in the love of God.

Notes and citation

Summary: The souls of the wise are insatiable in the love of God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 287 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-287). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 288

288Gildemeister 1873

Exordium a deo sume in agendo, quae agis.

Take your beginning from God in doing whatever you do.

Notes and citation

Summary: Take your beginning from God in doing whatever you do.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 288 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-288). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 289

289Gildemeister 1873

Ore prius deum habeto in mente quam respiras.

Have God in your mind more often than you breathe.

1 Thess 5:17 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Have God in your mind more often than you breathe.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 289 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-289). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 290

290Gildemeister 1873

Ea, quae oportet-discere et ita facere, ne coneris faeere, de.

The things which you ought to learn and so do, do not try to do … .

Notes and citation

Summary: The things which you ought to learn and so do, do not try to do … .

  • The sentence breaks off in the edition ("de."), marked "…".

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 290 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-290). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 291

291Gildemeister 1873

Carnem noli amare.

Do not love the flesh.

Notes and citation

Summary: Do not love the flesh.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 291 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-291). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 292

292Gildemeister 1873

Animam bonam dilige post deum.

Love a good soul, next after God.

Notes and citation

Summary: Love a good soul, next after God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 292 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-292). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 293

293Gildemeister 1873

Domestieorum indignationes ferre sapientis est.

It belongs to the wise man to bear the indignation of those of his household.

Notes and citation

Summary: It belongs to the wise man to bear the indignation of those of his household.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 293 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-293). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 294

294Gildemeister 1873

Sapientium diuitiae continentia.

The riches of the wise are self-control.

Notes and citation

Summary: The riches of the wise are self-control.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 294 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-294). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 295

295Gildemeister 1873

Si quid proprium ali tradideris, at ipse non habebis, non iudiees bonum.

If you have handed over something of your own to another and no longer have it yourself, do not judge it good.

Notes and citation

Summary: If you have handed over something of your own to another and no longer have it yourself, do not judge it good.

  • The sense of the maxim is obscure in the Latin; translated literally.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 295 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-295). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 296

296Gildemeister 1873

Nihil bonum, quod non potest esse commune.

Nothing is good that cannot be common.

Notes and citation

Summary: Nothing is good that cannot be common.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 296 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-296). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 297

297Gildemeister 1873

Non dueas aliud alio peeeatum leuius.

Do not consider one sin lighter than another.

Jas 2:10 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Do not consider one sin lighter than another.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 297 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-297). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 298

298Gildemeister 1873

Sicut in bonis aetibus laudari uis, ita in delictis patienter aecipe, si culperis.

As you wish to be praised in good actions, so in faults accept it patiently if you are blamed.

Notes and citation

Summary: As you wish to be praised in good actions, so in faults accept it patiently if you are blamed.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 298 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-298). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 299

299Gildemeister 1873

Quorum laudes contemnis, nec derogationes magni pendas.

Those whose praises you despise, do not value their disparagement highly either.

Notes and citation

Summary: Those whose praises you despise, do not value their disparagement highly either.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 299 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-299). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 300

300Gildemeister 1873

Thesaurum defodere quidem inhumanum est, inuentum autem auferre non est philosophi.

To bury a treasure is inhumane, but to carry off a treasure found is not the part of a philosopher.

Matt 25:25 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: To bury a treasure is inhumane, but to carry off a treasure found is not the part of a philosopher.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 300 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-300). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 301

301Gildemeister 1873

Quantum laboras pro eorpore, si tantum pro anima labores, sapiens eris.

If you labour as much for the soul as you labour for the body, you will be wise.

Notes and citation

Summary: If you labour as much for the soul as you labour for the body, you will be wise.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 301 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-301). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 302

302Gildemeister 1873

Sapiens non est qui nocet.

He who does harm is not wise.

Notes and citation

Summary: He who does harm is not wise.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 302 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-302). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 303

303Gildemeister 1873

Omnia. quae agis, deum inuoca testem.

In all that you do, call upon God as witness.

Notes and citation

Summary: In all that you do, call upon God as witness.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 303 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-303). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 304

304Gildemeister 1873

Deus bonos aetus hominum confirmat.

God confirms the good actions of men.

Notes and citation

Summary: God confirms the good actions of men.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 304 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-304). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 305

305Gildemeister 1873

Malorum aetuum malus daemon dux est.

An evil demon is the guide of evil actions.

Notes and citation

Summary: An evil demon is the guide of evil actions.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 305 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-305). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 306

306Gildemeister 1873

Non poterit sapiens eompelli facere quod non uult, sieut nee deus.

The wise man cannot be compelled to do what he does not want, any more than God can.

Notes and citation

Summary: The wise man cannot be compelled to do what he does not want, any more than God can.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 306 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-306). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 307

307Gildemeister 1873

Sapiens uir deum hominibus commendat.

A wise man commends God to men.

Notes and citation

Summary: A wise man commends God to men.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 307 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-307). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 308

308Gildemeister 1873

Deus inter opera sua onmia plus super sapientem gloriatur.

Among all his works God glories most over the wise man.

Notes and citation

Summary: Among all his works God glories most over the wise man.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 308 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-308). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 309

309Gildemeister 1873

Nihil tale uerum post deum, sicut sapiens post uerum.

Nothing is so true after God as the wise man, after the truth.

Notes and citation

Summary: Nothing is so true after God as the wise man, after the truth.

  • The Latin is garbled in the OCR ("Nihil tale uerum post deum, sicut sapiens post uerum"); translated literally, sense uncertain.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 309 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-309). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 310

310Gildemeister 1873

Particeps regni dei est uir sapiens.

A wise man is a partaker of the kingdom of God.

Notes and citation

Summary: A wise man is a partaker of the kingdom of God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 310 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-310). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 311

311Gildemeister 1873

Quaeceunque deus possidet, haec et sapiens.

Whatever God possesses, the wise man possesses too.

1 Cor 3:21 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Whatever God possesses, the wise man possesses too.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 311 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-311). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 312

312Gildemeister 1873

Malus uir non uult esse prouidentiam.

An evil man does not want there to be providence.

Notes and citation

Summary: An evil man does not want there to be providence.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 312 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-312). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 313

313Gildemeister 1873

Anima mala deum fugit.

An evil soul flees from God.

Notes and citation

Summary: An evil soul flees from God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 313 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-313). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 314

314Gildemeister 1873

Omne, quod malum est, deo inimicum est.

Everything that is evil is hostile to God.

Notes and citation

Summary: Everything that is evil is hostile to God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 314 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-314). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 315

315Gildemeister 1873

Quod sapit in te, hoe dueito esse hominem.

Consider that which is wise in you to be the man.

Notes and citation

Summary: Consider that which is wise in you to be the man.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 315 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-315). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 316

316Gildemeister 1873

Ubi est quod sapit in te, ibi est et bonum tuum.

Where that which is wise in you is, there also is your good.

Matt 6:21 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Where that which is wise in you is, there also is your good.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 316 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-316). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 317

317Gildemeister 1873

Bonum in carne non quaeras.

Do not seek the good in the flesh.

Notes and citation

Summary: Do not seek the good in the flesh.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 317 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-317). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 318

318Gildemeister 1873

Quod animae non. nocet, nec homini.

What does not harm the soul does not harm the man either.

Matt 10:28 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: What does not harm the soul does not harm the man either.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 318 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-318). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 319

319Gildemeister 1873

Philosophum hominem tamquam dei ministrum honora post deum.

Honour a philosopher as a minister of God, next after God.

Notes and citation

Summary: Honour a philosopher as a minister of God, next after God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 319 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-319). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 320

320Gildemeister 1873

Tabernaeulum eorporis grauiter quidem ferre superbum est, deponere autem posse eum oportuerit in pace beatum est.

To bear the tabernacle of the body with difficulty is proud; but to be able to lay it down in peace when one must is blessed.

2 Cor 5:1 (echo, medium confidence) · 2 Pet 1:14 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: To bear the tabernacle of the body with difficulty is proud; but to be able to lay it down in peace when one must is blessed.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 320 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-320). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 321

321Gildemeister 1873

Mortis quidem ipse tibi eausa non fias; si quis autem te exuere uult eorpore, ne indigneris.

Do not yourself become the cause of your death; but if someone wants to strip you of the body, do not be indignant.

Notes and citation

Summary: Do not yourself become the cause of your death; but if someone wants to strip you of the body, do not be indignant.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 321 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-321). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 322

322Gildemeister 1873

Sapientem de corpore iniuste si quis extrudat, in iniquitate sua beneficium ei praestat, absoluitur enim tanquam de uineulis.

If someone unjustly drives a wise man out of the body, in his wickedness he does him a kindness, for he is released as from bonds.

Phil 1:23 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: If someone unjustly drives a wise man out of the body, in his wickedness he does him a kindness, for he is released as from bonds.

Topics: Martyrdom

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 322 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-322). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 323

323Gildemeister 1873

Hominem metus mortis contristat pro inperitia animae.

Fear of death saddens a man because of the ignorance of the soul.

Heb 2:15 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Fear of death saddens a man because of the ignorance of the soul.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 323 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-323). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 324

324Gildemeister 1873

Ferrum, quo homines interimuntur, optimum quidem fuerat non fieri, faetum tamen apud te non sit factum.

It would have been best for the iron by which men are killed not to have been made; but, since it has been made, let it be as not made with you.

Notes and citation

Summary: It would have been best for the iron by which men are killed not to have been made; but, since it has been made, let it be as not made with you.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 324 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-324). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 325

325Gildemeister 1873

Nulla simulatio multo tempore latebit et maxime in fide.

No pretence will remain hidden for long, and above all in faith.

Luke 12:2 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: No pretence will remain hidden for long, and above all in faith.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 325 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-325). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 326

326Gildemeister 1873

Prout sunt mores tui, talis sit et uita tua; mores enim religiosi faeiunt uitam beatam.

As your character is, so let your life be; for religious character makes a blessed life.

Notes and citation

Summary: As your character is, so let your life be; for religious character makes a blessed life.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 326 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-326). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 327

327Gildemeister 1873

Qui eogitat aduersum alium mala, praeueniens.

He who devises evils against another, anticipating …

Notes and citation

Summary: He who devises evils against another, anticipating …

  • The sentence breaks off in the edition, marked "…".

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 327 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-327). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 328

328Gildemeister 1873

Non te inpediat a bene faeiendo homo ingratus.

Let not an ungrateful man hinder you from doing good.

Notes and citation

Summary: Let not an ungrateful man hinder you from doing good.

Notes on the original text

  • Digital text corrected (OCR debris): (Graeca habwit. etiam. → .

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 328 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-328). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 329

329Gildemeister 1873

Nihil eorum quod petitur maioris pretii dignum dueas pro eo, qui accipit.

Count nothing that is asked for worth more than the one who receives it.

Notes and citation

Summary: Count nothing that is asked for worth more than the one who receives it.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 329 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-329). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 330

330Gildemeister 1873

Optime utitur facultatibus is, qui indigentibus libenter tribuit.

He uses his means best who gives gladly to the needy.

2 Cor 9:7 (echo, medium confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: He uses his means best who gives gladly to the needy.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 330 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-330). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 331

331Gildemeister 1873

Fratrem uolentem a fide discedere persuade, ne faeiat, et si insanabilis est, magis conserua.

Persuade a brother who wants to depart from the faith not to do it; and if he is incurable, guard yourself the more.

Jas 5:19 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Persuade a brother who wants to depart from the faith not to do it; and if he is incurable, guard yourself the more.

  • "Guard yourself the more" renders magis conserua by sense.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 331 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-331). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 332

332Gildemeister 1873

In fide omnes homines conare uincere.

Try to surpass all men in faith.

Notes and citation

Summary: Try to surpass all men in faith.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 332 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-332). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 333

333Gildemeister 1873

Intelleetum non prius habebis, quam intellexeris te non habere.

You will not have understanding until you understand that you do not have it.

1 Cor 8:2 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: You will not have understanding until you understand that you do not have it.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 333 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-333). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 334

334Gildemeister 1873

Suffieientiam seruare stude.

Strive to keep to sufficiency.

1 Tim 6:6 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Strive to keep to sufficiency.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 334 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-334). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 335

335Gildemeister 1873

Membra corporis sareina sunt his, qui eis non utuntur.

The members of the body are a burden to those who do not use them.

Notes and citation

Summary: The members of the body are a burden to those who do not use them.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 335 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-335). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 336

336Gildemeister 1873

Ministrare aliis melius est, quam ministrari ab aliis.

It is better to serve others than to be served by others.

Mark 10:45 (echo, low confidence) · Acts 20:35 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: It is better to serve others than to be served by others.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 336 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-336). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 337

337Gildemeister 1873

Quem deus non emittit ex corpore, non grauiter ferat.

Let him whom God does not send out of the body not take it hard.

Notes and citation

Summary: Let him whom God does not send out of the body not take it hard.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 337 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-337). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 338

338Gildemeister 1873

Sententiam, quae misericordiam uetat, non solum tenere, sed audire refugite.

Flee not only from holding, but even from hearing, an opinion that forbids mercy.

Notes and citation

Summary: Flee not only from holding, but even from hearing, an opinion that forbids mercy.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 338 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-338). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 339

339Gildemeister 1873

Qui dat aliquid et inputat, contumeliam magis quam beneficium dedit.

He who gives something and reckons it up has given an insult rather than a kindness.

Notes and citation

Summary: He who gives something and reckons it up has given an insult rather than a kindness.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 339 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-339). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 340

340Gildemeister 1873

Qui tuetur pupillos, erit multorum filiorum secundum deum pater.

He who protects orphans will be the father of many children according to God.

Jas 1:27 (echo, medium confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: He who protects orphans will be the father of many children according to God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 340 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-340). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 341

341Gildemeister 1873

Quicquid egeris causa gloriae, haee erit mereces - faeti tui.

Whatever you do for the sake of glory, that will be the reward of your deed.

Matt 6:2 (allusion, medium confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Whatever you do for the sake of glory, that will be the reward of your deed.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 341 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-341). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 342

342Gildemeister 1873

Si quid dederis ita ut hominibus innotescat, non homini, sed propriae libidini praestitisti.

If you give anything in such a way that it becomes known to men, you have given it not to a man but to your own desire.

Matt 6:3 (allusion, medium confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: If you give anything in such a way that it becomes known to men, you have given it not to a man but to your own desire.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 342 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-342). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 343

343Gildemeister 1873

lraeundiam multitudinis ne prouoces in te.

Do not provoke the anger of the multitude against you.

Notes and citation

Summary: Do not provoke the anger of the multitude against you.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 343 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-343). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 344

344Gildemeister 1873

Disce, quod oportet fieri, ut beatus fias.

Learn what ought to be done, so that you may become blessed.

Notes and citation

Summary: Learn what ought to be done, so that you may become blessed.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 344 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-344). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 345

345Gildemeister 1873

Melius est fame mori, quam per incontinentiam uentris animam maeulare.

It is better to die of hunger than to stain the soul through lack of self-control in the belly.

Notes and citation

Summary: It is better to die of hunger than to stain the soul through lack of self-control in the belly.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 345 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-345). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 346

346Gildemeister 1873

Uestimentum putato esse animae corpus tuum, mundum igitur id serua.

Consider your body to be the garment of the soul; keep it, therefore, clean.

Notes and citation

Summary: Consider your body to be the garment of the soul; keep it, therefore, clean.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 346 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-346). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 347

347Gildemeister 1873

Qualia gesserit studia anima corpus inhabitans, tales habebit testes in iudicio.

According to the pursuits the soul followed while dwelling in the body, such witnesses will it have at the judgment.

2 Cor 5:10 (echo, medium confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: According to the pursuits the soul followed while dwelling in the body, such witnesses will it have at the judgment.

Topics: Eschatology

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 347 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-347). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 348

348Gildemeister 1873

Inmundam animam inmundi daemones sibi uindicant.

Unclean demons claim an unclean soul for themselves.

Notes and citation

Summary: Unclean demons claim an unclean soul for themselves.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 348 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-348). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 349

349Gildemeister 1873

Fidelem animam et bonam in uia dei mali daemones non inpediunt.

Evil demons do not hinder a faithful and good soul on the way of God.

Notes and citation

Summary: Evil demons do not hinder a faithful and good soul on the way of God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 349 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-349). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 350

350Gildemeister 1873

Uerbum de deo non omni homini committas.

Do not entrust a word about God to every man.

Matt 7:6 (echo, medium confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Do not entrust a word about God to every man.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 350 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-350). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 351

351Gildemeister 1873

Non est tutum audire de deo homines uanae gloriae iactantia corruptos.

It is not safe for men corrupted by the boasting of vainglory to hear about God.

Notes and citation

Summary: It is not safe for men corrupted by the boasting of vainglory to hear about God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 351 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-351). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 352

352Gildemeister 1873

De deo etiam quae uera sunt dicere periculum est et non paruum.

To speak about God, even things that are true, is a danger, and not a small one.

Notes and citation

Summary: To speak about God, even things that are true, is a danger, and not a small one.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 352 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-352). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 353

353Gildemeister 1873

De deo nihil dicas, quod non didieeris a deo.

Say nothing about God that you have not learned from God.

Notes and citation

Summary: Say nothing about God that you have not learned from God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 353 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-353). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 354

354Gildemeister 1873

Ei, qui non credit esse deum, de deo nihil loquaris.

To one who does not believe that God exists, say nothing about God.

Notes and citation

Summary: To one who does not believe that God exists, say nothing about God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 354 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-354). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 355

355Gildemeister 1873

Uerbum uerum ut deum honora.

Honour a true word as God.

Notes and citation

Summary: Honour a true word as God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 355 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-355). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 356

356Gildemeister 1873

Si inmunis non es a flagitiosis operibus, de deo nihil diseeptes.

If you are not free from shameful deeds, do not discuss God.

Notes and citation

Summary: If you are not free from shameful deeds, do not discuss God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 356 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-356). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 357

357Gildemeister 1873

Sermo uerus de deo sermo dei est.

A true word about God is a word of God.

Notes and citation

Summary: A true word about God is a word of God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 357 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-357). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 358

358Gildemeister 1873

Si seis, quia aeceptum habent de te quod diliras deum hi qui te audiunt, tune eis loquere de deo.

If you know that those who hear you accept from you that you love God, then speak to them about God.

Notes and citation

Summary: If you know that those who hear you accept from you that you love God, then speak to them about God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 358 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-358). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 359

359Gildemeister 1873

Opera earitatis dei praecedant abs te et tune sermonem facito de deo.

Let works of the love of God go before you, and then speak about God.

Notes and citation

Summary: Let works of the love of God go before you, and then speak about God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 359 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-359). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 360

360Gildemeister 1873

In multitudine dieere de deo non audeas.

Do not dare to speak about God before a crowd.

Notes and citation

Summary: Do not dare to speak about God before a crowd.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 360 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-360). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 361

361Gildemeister 1873

Uerbum de deo parcius proferto magis quam de anima.

Utter a word about God more sparingly than about the soul.

Notes and citation

Summary: Utter a word about God more sparingly than about the soul.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 361 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-361). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 362

362Gildemeister 1873

Melius est animam perdere, quam uerbum uanum de deo proferre.

It is better to lose your soul than to utter an idle word about God.

Notes and citation

Summary: It is better to lose your soul than to utter an idle word about God.

Notes on the original text

  • Digital text corrected (OCR debris): (Graece habwit. → .

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 362 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-362). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 363

363Gildemeister 1873

Uiri amantis deum corporis potestatem habet leo et tyrannus similiter.

A lion and a tyrant alike have power over the body of a man who loves God.

Matt 10:28 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: A lion and a tyrant alike have power over the body of a man who loves God.

Topics: Martyrdom

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 363 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-363). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 364

364Gildemeister 1873

Cum tibi minatur tyrannus, cuius sis tune maxime memor esto.

When a tyrant threatens you, then above all remember whose you are.

Notes and citation

Summary: When a tyrant threatens you, then above all remember whose you are.

Topics: Martyrdom

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 364 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-364). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 365

365Gildemeister 1873

Uerbum de deo qui loquitur his, quibus non licet, proditor dei putandus est.

He who speaks a word about God to those to whom it is not permitted is to be considered a betrayer of God.

Matt 7:6 (echo, low confidence)

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Summary: He who speaks a word about God to those to whom it is not permitted is to be considered a betrayer of God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 365 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-365). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 366

366Gildemeister 1873

Uerbum de deo reticere praestat magis quam temere proferre.

It is better to keep silent a word about God than to utter it rashly.

Notes and citation

Summary: It is better to keep silent a word about God than to utter it rashly.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 366 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-366). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 367

367Gildemeister 1873

Qui dieit de deo ea, quae non sunt, contra deum falsum loquitur.

He who says about God things that are not so speaks falsehood against God.

Notes and citation

Summary: He who says about God things that are not so speaks falsehood against God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 367 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-367). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 368

368Gildemeister 1873

Homo, qui nihil habet quod dicat de deo, uere desertus est a deo.

A man who has nothing to say about God is truly forsaken by God.

Notes and citation

Summary: A man who has nothing to say about God is truly forsaken by God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 368 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-368). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 369

369Gildemeister 1873

Deum non cognouit qui non colit.

He who does not worship God has not known God.

Notes and citation

Summary: He who does not worship God has not known God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 369 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-369). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 370

370Gildemeister 1873

Non est uerum, quod deum colat, qui hominem laedit.

It is not true that one who harms a man worships God.

1 John 4:20 (echo, medium confidence)

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Summary: It is not true that one who harms a man worships God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 370 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-370). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 371

371Gildemeister 1873

Fundamentum et initium est cultus dei, amare.

The foundation and beginning of the worship of God is to love.

Notes and citation

Summary: The foundation and beginning of the worship of God is to love.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 371 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-371). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 372

372Gildemeister 1873

Qui hominum euram gerit et orat deum pro eis, iste uere a deo esse putandus est.

He who cares for men and prays to God for them is truly to be considered to be from God.

Notes and citation

Summary: He who cares for men and prays to God for them is truly to be considered to be from God.

Topics: Prayer

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 372 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-372). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 373

373Gildemeister 1873

Dei proprium est saluare quos dignos iudieat.

It is proper to God to save those whom he judges worthy.

Notes and citation

Summary: It is proper to God to save those whom he judges worthy.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 373 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-373). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 374

374Gildemeister 1873

Cultoris autem dei est orare deum pro salute . hominum.

It is the part of a worshipper of God to pray to God for the salvation of men.

1 Tim 2:1 (echo, medium confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: It is the part of a worshipper of God to pray to God for the salvation of men.

Topics: Prayer

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 374 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-374). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 375

375Gildemeister 1873

Cum oranti tibi praestitum fuerit, quod poposeisti a deo, tune tibi potestatem permissam a deo intellege.

When what you asked of God has been granted to you as you prayed, then understand that power has been granted you by God.

Notes and citation

Summary: When what you asked of God has been granted to you as you prayed, then understand that power has been granted you by God.

Topics: Prayer

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 375 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-375). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 376

376Gildemeister 1873

Dignus deo homo deus est in hominibus.

A man worthy of God is a god among men.

Notes and citation

Summary: A man worthy of God is a god among men.

  • Translated as written; the maxim speaks of the godlike man.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 376 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-376). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 377

377Gildemeister 1873

Melius est non habere, quam multa habentem nemini inpertiri.

It is better to have nothing than, having much, to share with no one.

Notes and citation

Summary: It is better to have nothing than, having much, to share with no one.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 377 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-377). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 378

378Gildemeister 1873

Si non das egentibus eum possis, non aceipis a deo eum poposceris.

If you do not give to the needy when you can, you do not receive from God when you ask.

Prov 21:13 (echo, medium confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: If you do not give to the needy when you can, you do not receive from God when you ask.

Topics: Prayer

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 378 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-378). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 379

379Gildemeister 1873

Qui ex animo dat cibum indigenti, parum quidem est quod dat, sed magna fiet ei bonae uoluntatis retributio.

He who gives food to the needy from the heart gives little indeed, but a great reward of good will shall be his.

Mark 12:43 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: He who gives food to the needy from the heart gives little indeed, but a great reward of good will shall be his.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 379 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-379). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 380

380Gildemeister 1873

Deum qui putat esse et nihil ab eo curari, nihil differt ab eo, qui non crediderit esse deum.

He who thinks that God exists and that nothing is cared for by him differs in nothing from one who does not believe that God exists.

Notes and citation

Summary: He who thinks that God exists and that nothing is cared for by him differs in nothing from one who does not believe that God exists.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 380 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-380). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 381

381Gildemeister 1873

Optime honorat deum ille qui mentem suam, in quantum fieri potest, similem facit deo.

He honours God best who makes his mind, as far as possible, like God.

Notes and citation

Summary: He honours God best who makes his mind, as far as possible, like God.

Notes on the original text

  • Digital text corrected (OCR debris): Tiuroeu. → .

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 381 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-381). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 382

382Gildemeister 1873

Deus quidem nequaquam indiget, laetatur autem super hos, qui indigentibus tribuunt.

God indeed needs nothing, but he rejoices over those who give to the needy.

2 Cor 9:7 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: God indeed needs nothing, but he rejoices over those who give to the needy.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 382 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-382). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 383

383Gildemeister 1873

Fidelium pauca sint uerba, opera autem multa.

Let the words of the faithful be few, but their works many.

Jas 1:22 (echo, low confidence)

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Summary: Let the words of the faithful be few, but their works many.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 383 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-383). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 384

384Gildemeister 1873

Fidelis, qui libenter habet doceri, operarius efficitur veritatis.

A faithful man who gladly lets himself be taught becomes a worker of the truth.

3 John 1:8 (echo, low confidence)

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Summary: A faithful man who gladly lets himself be taught becomes a worker of the truth.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 384 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-384). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 385

385Gildemeister 1873

Praepara et apta te ad tribulationes et laetus eris.

Prepare and fit yourself for tribulations, and you will be glad.

Jas 1:2 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Prepare and fit yourself for tribulations, and you will be glad.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 385 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-385). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 386

386Gildemeister 1873

Neminem laedens nullum timebis.

Harming no one, you will fear no one.

Notes and citation

Summary: Harming no one, you will fear no one.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 386 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-386). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 387

387Gildemeister 1873

Tyrannus beatitudinem non auferet.

A tyrant will not take away blessedness.

Notes and citation

Summary: A tyrant will not take away blessedness.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 387 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-387). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 388

388Gildemeister 1873

Quod fieri necesse est, uoluntarie facito.

What must be done, do willingly.

Notes and citation

Summary: What must be done, do willingly.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 388 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-388). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 389

389Gildemeister 1873

Quod non oportet fieri, nullo modo facias.

What ought not to be done, do in no way.

Notes and citation

Summary: What ought not to be done, do in no way.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 389 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-389). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 390

390Gildemeister 1873

Omnem magis causam refer ad deum.

Refer every cause rather to God.

Notes and citation

Summary: Refer every cause rather to God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 390 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-390). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 391

391Gildemeister 1873

Nemo sapiens uir est, qui deorsum respicit in terram et mensas.

No one is wise who looks down at the earth and at tables.

Notes and citation

Summary: No one is wise who looks down at the earth and at tables.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 391 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-391). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 392

392Gildemeister 1873

Philosophi libertas non sit in nomine, sed in anima.

Let the philosopher's freedom be not in name but in the soul.

Notes and citation

Summary: Let the philosopher's freedom be not in name but in the soul.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 392 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-392). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 393

393Gildemeister 1873

Mentiri in uita deeipere est et decipi.

To lie in life is to deceive and to be deceived.

2 Tim 3:13 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: To lie in life is to deceive and to be deceived.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 393 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-393). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 394

394Gildemeister 1873

Quid sit deus agnosce et quid in te quod agnoseit deum.

Recognize what God is, and what it is in you that recognizes God.

Notes and citation

Summary: Recognize what God is, and what it is in you that recognizes God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 394 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-394). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 395

395Gildemeister 1873

Dei opus bonum homo bonus.

A good man is a good work of God.

Eph 2:10 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: A good man is a good work of God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 395 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-395). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 396

396Gildemeister 1873

Sine deo sunt hi, pro quibus uerbum dei maledicitur.

They are without God through whom the word of God is cursed.

Rom 2:24 (echo, medium confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: They are without God through whom the word of God is cursed.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 396 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-396). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 397

397Gildemeister 1873

Animam mors non perdit, sed mala uita.

Death does not destroy the soul, but an evil life does.

Notes and citation

Summary: Death does not destroy the soul, but an evil life does.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 397 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-397). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 398

398Gildemeister 1873

Si scis, a quo faetus es, et temetipsum agnoscis.

If you know by whom you were made, you know yourself too.

Notes and citation

Summary: If you know by whom you were made, you know yourself too.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 398 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-398). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 399

399Gildemeister 1873

Non est seeundum deum uiuere nisi pudice et bene et iuste quis agat.

To live according to God is nothing other than to act chastely, well, and justly.

Titus 2:12 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: To live according to God is nothing other than to act chastely, well, and justly.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 399 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-399). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 400

400Gildemeister 1873

Hominum infidelium uita obprobrium est.

The life of unfaithful men is a disgrace.

Notes and citation

Summary: The life of unfaithful men is a disgrace.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 400 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-400). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 401

401Gildemeister 1873

Ne te praetereat et malo ingenio uerba dei eommittas.

Let it not escape you, and do not entrust the words of God to an evil disposition.

Matt 7:6 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Let it not escape you, and do not entrust the words of God to an evil disposition.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 401 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-401). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 402

402Gildemeister 1873

Animam de terra fides eleuat ad:deum.

Faith lifts the soul from the earth to God.

Notes and citation

Summary: Faith lifts the soul from the earth to God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 402 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-402). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 403

403Gildemeister 1873

Animae sapientis magnitudinem mon reperies, sieut nee dei quidem.

You will not find the greatness of the wise man's soul, just as you will not find that of God.

Notes and citation

Summary: You will not find the greatness of the wise man's soul, just as you will not find that of God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 403 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-403). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 404

404Gildemeister 1873

Quaeeunque dat mundus, nemo firmiter tenet.

Whatever the world gives, no one holds firmly.

Notes and citation

Summary: Whatever the world gives, no one holds firmly.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 404 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-404). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 405

405Gildemeister 1873

Quaeeunque dat deus, nullus auferre potest.

Whatever God gives, no one can take away.

Notes and citation

Summary: Whatever God gives, no one can take away.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 405 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-405). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 406

406Gildemeister 1873

Diuina sapientia est scientia.

Divine wisdom is knowledge.

Notes and citation

Summary: Divine wisdom is knowledge.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 406 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-406). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 407

407Gildemeister 1873

Inmundae animae ne audeas loqui experimentum de deo.

Do not dare to speak to an unclean soul of the experience of God.

Notes and citation

Summary: Do not dare to speak to an unclean soul of the experience of God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 407 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-407). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 408

408Gildemeister 1873

Uiri periculum in operibus primo et sic in uerbis faeito,.

Test a man first in his works, and so in his words.

Notes and citation

Summary: Test a man first in his works, and so in his words.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 408 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-408). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 409

409Gildemeister 1873

Res tuas non omnibus committas.

Do not entrust your affairs to everyone.

Notes and citation

Summary: Do not entrust your affairs to everyone.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 409 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-409). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 410

410Gildemeister 1873

Opinari quidem de deo faeile ab omnibus est, dicere autem ueritatem de deo soli iusto permittendum est.

To hold opinions about God is easy for everyone, but to speak the truth about God is to be permitted to the righteous man alone.

Notes and citation

Summary: To hold opinions about God is easy for everyone, but to speak the truth about God is to be permitted to the righteous man alone.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 410 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-410). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 411

411Gildemeister 1873

Non erueiet anima tua corpus tuum neque animam tuam eruciet libido corporis.

Let not your soul torment your body, nor the lust of the body torment your soul.

Notes and citation

Summary: Let not your soul torment your body, nor the lust of the body torment your soul.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 411 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-411). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 412

412Gildemeister 1873

Insuesee te ipsum corpori quidem praebere, quae sua sunt, caste, e; animae, quae sua sunf, pie.

Accustom yourself to give the body what is its own chastely, and the soul what is its own piously.

Notes and citation

Summary: Accustom yourself to give the body what is its own chastely, and the soul what is its own piously.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 412 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-412). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 413

413Gildemeister 1873

Pasee animam tuam uerbo dei, corpus uero simplicibus cibis.

Feed your soul with the word of God, but your body with simple foods.

Matt 4:4 (echo, medium confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Feed your soul with the word of God, but your body with simple foods.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 413 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-413). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 414

414Gildemeister 1873

In illis insuesce gaudere animam tuam, in quibus recte gaudet.

Accustom your soul to rejoice in those things in which it rightly rejoices.

Notes and citation

Summary: Accustom your soul to rejoice in those things in which it rightly rejoices.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 414 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-414). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 415

415Gildemeister 1873

Anima quae in rebus nullis gola indigna est apud deum.

A soul that is greedy in worthless things is unworthy before God.

Notes and citation

Summary: A soul that is greedy in worthless things is unworthy before God.

  • The Latin is garbled in the OCR ("in rebus nullis gola"); read as gula ("greed"), translated by sense.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 415 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-415). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 416

416Gildemeister 1873

Sapientis anima deo aptatur a deo.

The soul of the wise man is fitted to God by God.

Notes and citation

Summary: The soul of the wise man is fitted to God by God.

Notes on the original text

  • Digital text corrected (OCR debris): 'Puvyr oo-. → .

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 416 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-416). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 417

417Gildemeister 1873

Sapientis anima semper intuetur deum.

The soul of the wise man always looks upon God.

Notes and citation

Summary: The soul of the wise man always looks upon God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 417 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-417). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 418

418Gildemeister 1873

Sapientis anima semper est cum deo.

The soul of the wise man is always with God.

Notes and citation

Summary: The soul of the wise man is always with God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 418 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-418). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 419

419Gildemeister 1873

Cor diligentis deum in manu dei stabilitum est.

The heart of one who loves God is established in the hand of God.

Prov 21:1 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: The heart of one who loves God is established in the hand of God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 419 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-419). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 420

420Gildemeister 1873

Animae ascensus ad deum per uerbum dei est.

The soul's ascent to God is through the word of God.

Notes and citation

Summary: The soul's ascent to God is through the word of God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 420 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-420). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 421

421Gildemeister 1873

Sapiens sequitur deum et deus animam sapientis.

The wise man follows God, and God follows the soul of the wise man.

Notes and citation

Summary: The wise man follows God, and God follows the soul of the wise man.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 421 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-421). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 422

422Gildemeister 1873

Gaudet rex super hos quos regit, gaudet ergo et deus super sapientem.

A king rejoices over those he rules; so God too rejoices over the wise man.

Notes and citation

Summary: A king rejoices over those he rules; so God too rejoices over the wise man.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 422 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-422). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 423

423Gildemeister 1873

Inseparabilis est ab his, quos regit, ille qui regit, ita ergo et deus ab anima sapientis, quem tuetur et regit.

He who rules is inseparable from those he rules; so too God is inseparable from the soul of the wise man, whom he protects and rules.

Notes and citation

Summary: He who rules is inseparable from those he rules; so too God is inseparable from the soul of the wise man, whom he protects and rules.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 423 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-423). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 424

424Gildemeister 1873

Dispensatur a deo uir sapiens et idcirco beatus est.

The wise man is governed by God, and therefore he is blessed.

Notes and citation

Summary: The wise man is governed by God, and therefore he is blessed.

Notes on the original text

  • Digital text corrected (OCR debris): xci. → .

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 424 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-424). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 425

425Gildemeister 1873

Anima sapientis probatur a deo per corpus.

The soul of the wise man is tested by God through the body.

Notes and citation

Summary: The soul of the wise man is tested by God through the body.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 425 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-425). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 426

426Gildemeister 1873

Non lingua sapientis probabilis est apud deum, sed mens.

It is not the tongue of the wise man that is approved before God, but his mind.

1 Sam 16:7 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: It is not the tongue of the wise man that is approved before God, but his mind.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 426 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-426). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 427

427Gildemeister 1873

Sapiens uir etiam cum taeet honorat deum.

A wise man honours God even when he is silent.

Notes and citation

Summary: A wise man honours God even when he is silent.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 427 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-427). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 428

428Gildemeister 1873

Uentrem et ea, quae sub aluo sunt, qui non continet non est fidelis.

He who does not restrain his belly and what is below it is not faithful.

Notes and citation

Summary: He who does not restrain his belly and what is below it is not faithful.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 428 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-428). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 429

429Gildemeister 1873

Homo incontinens polluit deum.

An incontinent man defiles God.

Notes and citation

Summary: An incontinent man defiles God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 429 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-429). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 430

430Gildemeister 1873

Hominem scientia dei paucis uerbis uti facit.

The knowledge of God makes a man use few words.

Notes and citation

Summary: The knowledge of God makes a man use few words.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 430 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-430). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 431

431Gildemeister 1873

Multis uerbis uti de deo ignorantia dei facit.

Ignorance of God makes one use many words about God.

Matt 6:7 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Ignorance of God makes one use many words about God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 431 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-431). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 432

432Gildemeister 1873

Homo qui deum scit non multa ambitione utitur.

A man who knows God does not use much ambition.

Notes and citation

Summary: A man who knows God does not use much ambition.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 432 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-432). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 433

433Gildemeister 1873

Qui eleetus dei est, faeit quidem omnia secundum deum, esse autem se ipse non iactat electum.

He who is chosen by God does all things according to God, but does not boast that he is chosen.

Notes and citation

Summary: He who is chosen by God does all things according to God, but does not boast that he is chosen.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 433 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-433). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 434

434Gildemeister 1873

Fidelis homo semper in metu est, usquequo eat ad deum.

A faithful man is always in fear until he goes to God.

Phil 2:12 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: A faithful man is always in fear until he goes to God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 434 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-434). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 435

435Gildemeister 1873

Homo, qui seeundo satiatur cibo nee dormit noete, coneubitum non effugit, sed ne apud deum quidem dignus est.

A man who is sated with food again and does not sleep at night does not escape sexual intercourse, and is not even worthy before God.

Notes and citation

Summary: A man who is sated with food again and does not sleep at night does not escape sexual intercourse, and is not even worthy before God.

  • The phrase "secundo satiatur cibo" is obscure; translated by sense.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 435 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-435). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 436

436Gildemeister 1873

Sapientem fatum non facit; gratia enim dei fato non subiacet; alioquin et deus.

Fate does not make the wise man; for the grace of God is not subject to fate; otherwise God too …

Notes and citation

Summary: Fate does not make the wise man; for the grace of God is not subject to fate; otherwise God too …

  • The sentence breaks off in the edition, marked "…".

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 436 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-436). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 437

437Gildemeister 1873

Grauiter aecipit libidines eorporis uir fidelis.

A faithful man takes the lusts of the body hard.

Notes and citation

Summary: A faithful man takes the lusts of the body hard.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 437 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-437). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 438

438Gildemeister 1873

Fidelis uir continentia paseitur.

A faithful man is fed by self-control.

Notes and citation

Summary: A faithful man is fed by self-control.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 438 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-438). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 439

439Gildemeister 1873

Agnosee, qui sunt filii dei in creaturis eius, et honora unumquemque pro merito post deum.

Recognize who are the sons of God among his creatures, and honour each one according to his merit, next after God.

Notes and citation

Summary: Recognize who are the sons of God among his creatures, and honour each one according to his merit, next after God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 439 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-439). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 440

440Gildemeister 1873

Nihil proprium dei dueas quod malum est.

Count nothing that is evil as belonging to God.

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Summary: Count nothing that is evil as belonging to God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 440 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-440). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 441

441Gildemeister 1873

Fidelis anima casta et sapiens propheta ueritatis dei est.

A faithful soul, chaste and wise, is a prophet of the truth of God.

Notes and citation

Summary: A faithful soul, chaste and wise, is a prophet of the truth of God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 441 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-441). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 442

442Gildemeister 1873

Non amabis deum, si non habueris in te aliquid simile dei.

You will not love God if you do not have in you something like God.

Notes and citation

Summary: You will not love God if you do not have in you something like God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 442 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-442). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 443

443Gildemeister 1873

Amicum deputa similem simili

Consider a friend to be like to like.

Notes and citation

Summary: Consider a friend to be like to like.

Notes on the original text

  • Digital text corrected (OCR debris): TO. → .

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 443 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-443). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 444

444Gildemeister 1873

Tantummodo non diligis deum, non ibis ad deum.

As long as you do not love God, you will not go to God.

Notes and citation

Summary: As long as you do not love God, you will not go to God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 444 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-444). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 445

445Gildemeister 1873

Consuesee te ipsum semper respicere ad deum.

Accustom yourself always to look toward God.

Notes and citation

Summary: Accustom yourself always to look toward God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 445 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-445). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 446

446Gildemeister 1873

Intuendo deum uidebis eum.

By gazing on God you will see him.

Matt 5:8 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: By gazing on God you will see him.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 446 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-446). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 447

447Gildemeister 1873

Uidens deum facies mentem tuam talem, qualis est deus.

Seeing God, you will make your mind such as God is.

1 John 3:2 (echo, low confidence) · 2 Cor 3:18 (echo, low confidence)

Notes and citation

Summary: Seeing God, you will make your mind such as God is.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 447 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-447). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 448

448Gildemeister 1873

Excole, quod intra te est, nee ei ex libidine corporis contumeliam facias.

Cultivate what is within you, and do not insult it through the lust of the body.

Notes and citation

Summary: Cultivate what is within you, and do not insult it through the lust of the body.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 448 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-448). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 449

449Gildemeister 1873

Ineontaminatum custodi corpus tuum, tanquam si indumentum id aeeeperis a deo, sieut et uestimentum corporis tui inmaeulatum seruare studes.

Keep your body undefiled, as if you had received it from God as a garment, just as you strive to keep the clothing of your body spotless.

Notes and citation

Summary: Keep your body undefiled, as if you had received it from God as a garment, just as you strive to keep the clothing of your body spotless.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 449 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-449). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 450

450Gildemeister 1873

Sapientis mens speeulum est dei.

The mind of the wise man is a mirror of God.

Notes and citation

Summary: The mind of the wise man is a mirror of God.

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 450 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-450). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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Chapter 451

451Gildemeister 1873

Non mundae autem animae nihil audeas dicere de.

But to a soul that is not pure dare to say nothing about …

Notes and citation

Summary: But to a soul that is not pure dare to say nothing about …

  • The last maxim breaks off in the edition ("de"), marked "…".

Cite (SBL): Sent. Sext. 451 (Gildemeister 1873; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/fathers/sententiae-sexti/1/#p-451). (abbreviation not yet checked)

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