Translation for "tertullian's" to german

Tertullian's

• tertullians
• tertullian

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tertullians

I’ve read Tertullian.
Ich habe Tertullian gelesen.

12 Tertullian, The Apparel of Women, trans. Edwin A.
116 Tertullian, The Apparel of Women, ins Englische von Edwin A.

Quain, in Tertullian: Disciplinary, Moral and Ascetical Works, ed.
Quain, in Tertullian: Disciplinary, Moral and Ascetical Works, hrsg.

Barreda improvised, or recalled in Tertullian’s honor, a funny verse:
Zu Ehren Tertullians improvisierte oder wiederholte Barreda ein paar komische Verse:

Then the rôle played by Tertullian, in his Carthage bishopric, seemed to him suggestive in pleasant reveries.
Doch die Rolle, die Tertullian in seiner bischöflichen Residenz Karthago spielte, schien ihn zu süßen Träumereien zu verleiten;

“The crowd mocks,” Tertullian wrote, “judging that nothing is left over after death,”
»Die wahre Lehre«, schreibt Tertullian, »offenbart uns Gott, aber der Pöbel verlacht sie in dem Wahne, es gebe nach dem Tode nichts mehr«.

But there was no attraction in this dissolution, continued after Tertullian's death by his pupil, Saint Cyprian, by Arnobius and by Lactantius. There was something lacking;
Alles, was nach dem Tode Tertullians von seinen Schülern, dem heiligen Cyprianus, von Arnobius und dem unklaren Lactantius verfaßt wurde, war ohne Reiz für ihn.

Others aver that what Tertullian wrote was not ‘Certum, impossibile est ‘ but ‘Credo, quia impossibile est.’ I believe in it, because it is impossible.’
Andere beteuern, Tertullian hätte nicht >Certum, impossibile est<, sondern >Credo, quia impossibi­le est< geschrieben.

Publicatio sui (Tertullian) represented a significant component of paying due attention in this manner: Writing was also important in the culture of taking care of oneself.
Publicatio sui (Tertullian) ist ein wesentlicher Teil der Sorge um sich: »Das Schreiben war gleichfalls bedeutsam in einer Kultur der Sorge um sich selbst.

These include, in addition to the Lucretius, works by Plautus, Cicero, Valerius Flaccus, Celsus, Aulus Gellius, Tertullian, Plutarch, and Chrysostom.
Darunter befinden sich, neben dem Lukrez, Werke von Plautus, Cicero, Valerius Flaccus, Celsus, Aulus Gellius, Tertullian, Plutarch und Chrysostomos.