Sancti Hilarii: Epistola Ad Abram Filiam Suam (Circa Finem Anni 558 Missa.) Patrologiae Cursus Completus; Tomus X By: Saint Hilary (-367?) |
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Saint Hilary's letter to his daughter, Abram, is a beautifully written piece that provides insight into the relationship between a father and his child in the 6th century. Within the letter, he imparts wisdom and advice to Abram, urging her to remain faithful and strong in her beliefs.
The eloquence of Saint Hilary's writing is evident throughout the text, as he calls upon biblical references and personal anecdotes to reinforce his message. His words are filled with love and care for his daughter, showing a tender side to this saintly figure.
Overall, Sancti Hilarii: Epistola Ad Abram Filiam Suam is a touching and inspiring read that offers a glimpse into the familial bonds and spiritual guidance of Saint Hilary. It is a testament to the enduring power of faith and love, making it a valuable addition to any reader's collection. SANCTI HILARII EPISTOLA AD ABRAM FILIAM SUAM. (Circa Finem Anni 558 Missa.) Dilectissimæ filiæ[a] Abræ Hilarius in Domino salutem. 1. Abra patris absentiam dolet. Accepi litteras tuas, in quibus intelligo desiderantem te mei esse: et certum ( Mss. certe) ita habeo. Sentio enim quantum præsentia horum qui amantur optabilis sit. Et quia gravem tibi esse absentiam meam scirem, ne me forte impium esse erga te existimares, qui tam diu a te abessem: excusare tibi et profectionem meam et moras volui, ut intelligeres me non impie tibi, sed utiliter deesse. Namque cum te, filia, ut unicam, ita, quantum a me est, et unanimem habeam; vellem te pulcherrimam omnium et sanissimam vivere. 2. Hilarius abest, ut vestem et margaritam pretiosam filiæ conquirat. Nuntiatum ergo mihi est, esse quemdam juvenem, habentem margaritam et vestem inæstimabilis pretii: quam si quis ab eo posset mereri, super humanas divitias et salutem et dives et salvus fieret. Ad hunc[b] his auditis profectus sum: ad quem cum per multas et longas et difficiles vias venissem, videns eum statim procidi. Adest enim tam pulcher juvenis, ut ante conspectum ejus nemo audeat consistere. Qui ubi me procidisse vidit, interrogari me jussit quid vellem, et quid rogarem: et ego respondi, audisse me de veste sua et margarita, et ob id venisse; et si eam mihi dignaretur præstare, esse mihi filiam quam vehementer diligerem, cui hanc vestem atque margaritam quærerem... Continue reading book >>
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