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SAINT AUGUSTINE MOVIE RESTLESS HEART PART 1 2

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har har

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har

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har Uncle

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Augustine what are you doing

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[Music]

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here I had an appointment an appointment

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with whom every year on this

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day I come up here at

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dawn and I watch the stalks

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[Music]

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migrate if only we could fly away with

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them

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I wish you

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could the Vandal arm is growing Restless

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almost no food is reaching us they will

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choke the city until we have no

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choice what are we going to do it's no

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longer in our

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hands how over

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here I'm losing my

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TR one down over there don't let the

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fires burn out keep

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moving your

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majesty we're ready the are just

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awaiting your orders keep stoking the

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fire let them know we're here then let

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the storm go and take action

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[Applause]

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find the B over

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[Music]

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there

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is that all you have nothing's coming

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through I'll take

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[Music]

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these Sarah

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[Music]

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[Applause]

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yes good

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morning

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[Music]

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the

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water there's no more

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water like

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that's there's no more water the vandals

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have blocked the

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water no we must get what we can take a

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bucket The Bu hurry the bundles have

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block the water we run now here you take

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a new Cricket of me is that much left be

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careful it's

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mine said it's mine

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off no please I need water stop it my

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family I need

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stop

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what are you doing with that the vandals

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have cut off our water we have to take

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what's in that well open we will

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die if we give into Panic then the

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Vandal will win even before storming our

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gates panic and violence will take our

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lives faster than third thirst or

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starvation as your bishop and a citizen

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of Hippo I can promise you there is

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hope put down your weapons we're all

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going to die Bishop all hope is

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gone no fulvus there is still hope

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because there is still a chance this a

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our city a chance I will

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guarantee I will make sure the vandals

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laid down their

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weapons he says he can stop them how can

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he say that we're all going to

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die he's a good man I know he's a good

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man

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how have

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[Music]

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faith a peace

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agreement you surprise me

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Augustine you should know Rome doesn't

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ask for peace if anything

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it offers

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it

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Governor distinguished counselors be

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reasonable since gazer and his vandals

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reached Africa they already burned

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tingus CA and cesaria to the ground

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hippo will not

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fall the Imperial Fleet will save us if

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they were

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coming they would already be here

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Governor we're all tired of War

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the vandals

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included we should send our

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representative to go before garic and in

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the name of God beseech him for peace

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governor governor the soldiers have

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arrived Roman

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[Music]

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soldiers

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[Music]

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bring them up

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[Music]

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here Centurion fabus Demus at your

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command governor you are welcome here

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which Legion do you belong to the

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seventh the seventh I thought it had

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been annihilated it was defeated the two

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centuries and I survived we've been

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marching for days in enemy territory

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escorting these civilians we took

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advantage of the storm to pass the

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Vandal

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lines have you

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heard these soldiers demonstrate that

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The Siege can be

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ended that the vandals can be defeated

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let us not lose hope Rome will

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prevail your obsession for a military

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Victory will bring this city to ruin

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your presence here was the only thing

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that made me hesitate to come Bishop

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Augustine you know

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me my father knew

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you

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you are the son of

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Arius Bishop

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Austin these people and I have marched

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through the desert with only one purpose

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to put ourselves in your

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[Music]

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hands

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bring the wounded

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[Music]

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soldiers how are the wounded better soon

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I

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hope you may only enter an

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armed why it's sa religious luil let

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them come

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in the only things sacred here are the

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lives of these people and their lives

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were saved by this

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sword where's GL

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take courage

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Fab fa here you are

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fabus how are you

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soon I won't feel pain

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anymore have they done anything for you

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there is nothing to be

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done bring this man a doctor immediately

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there's no need to yell

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fabulous what are you going to do if you

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move over and get out of here we're

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going to try and save his life

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fabus

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fabus Bishop Bishop a message from Rome

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the pope wants you and your books to be

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taken to a safe

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place how can that be possible the pope

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has already send three ships a few more

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days and they will be

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here you mean I have to board a ship

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with my books and escape to Rome yes and

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abandon my

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people these are the Pope's orders but

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I'm the bishop of this city but this

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city doesn't deserve you haven't you

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seen what happened yesterday when they

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saw the soldiers coming in the people

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came to the conclusion they didn't need

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you

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anymore need

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me look

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pdus this is your handwriting but it's

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your confessions yes my

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confession like any man left to my own

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devices I would still be a a poor

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presumptuous boy sure there is nothing I

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would need if there is anything good

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about

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me I have only my mother to

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thank my mother Who Bore Me In

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flesh to this temporal life and with her

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heart to eternal

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life

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there keep

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[Music]

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pushing the baby is up too high go and

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call the father immediately and tell him

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to

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[Music]

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hurry

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I can't feel him moving anymore

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why I want you to get ready for what you

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know do you know what you're asking of

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me you will die if you don't do it both

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of us will

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[Music]

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die

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operate I want my son to live do

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it

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[Music]

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[Applause]

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beautiful

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miss stay with me stay why more wi now

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over

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[Music]

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here come my friend Patricia more

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patricius what do you want your wife is

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in

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labor wait I'm winning she's

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[Music]

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[Applause]

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[Music]

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dying

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wait I can feel

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him

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yeah he's

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moving he's

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[Music]

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moving Monica it's a boy patricius it's

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a boy it's a boy so what will you call

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him

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[Music]

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constantius in honor of our emperor no

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constantius is just one of

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many I will call him

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Augustine little

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Augustus like the first

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emperor

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[Music]

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ausa you scared me come

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[Music]

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on these are facts not

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worse

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but someone may ask why do we have to

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pay taxes to

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Rome you know I come from a small town

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like this

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my father was a strong honest

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hardworking father like you are I

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thought you said he came from a powerful

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family in Rome yes when he came back

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from but now he's acting to win their

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favor he put one of the coins he had

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earned in a pot saving it for

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taxes I used to ask why don't we spend

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these coins rather than giving them to

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Rome and he used to answer patiently my

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son with those coins all we could buy is

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a

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goat whereas Rome will build with it an

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Empire Rome doesn't want our money

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because we are Rome these are facts not

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[Applause]

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words I want to become like him like

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Microbus why did you hear him he can

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convince people to do whatever he wants

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with his words these are facts not words

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the mouth you've got it won't take you

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long to become like him but I won't have

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a chance if I stay in this town where do

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you think you're going to get this big

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chance in Carthage I want to study with

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macrobius

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Carthage you're just a boy do you have

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any idea how much it cost to study with

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somebody like

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macrobius no do you

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yes more than you could ever afford stop

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filling your head with these silly

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Notions but patricius we could save up

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Augustine deserves a school Augustine

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will make do with the school in taste

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just like I did and my father before me

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discussion closed father where are you

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going to the tavern that's not

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true what do you insinuating you've

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perfumed your hair you never do that

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when you go to the tavern Augustine no

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you're going to see you ridy your friend

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how dare you don't ever speak to your

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father like that

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[Applause]

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again it's not fair it's not

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fair I

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know it's not

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fair then why don't you say something to

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him

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words are not enough to change a

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man that's a

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fact and not only

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[Music]

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words sh be quiet right know

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[Music]

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[Music]

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[Music]

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you

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doing you there what are you doing what

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are you quickly doing quickly

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those are my

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pairs you

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thieves I committed robbery I pilfered

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something which I already had in

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abundance I had no intention of enjoying

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what I stole but to enjoy the theft and

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the sin

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itself I was being gratuitously wanting

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with no other reason of being evil than

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in the evil doing itself such was my

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heart a depraved soul Soul seeking

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destruction here take it I hope it's

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enough for the fruit you've lost there's

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no need me the fruit grows back year

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after year but a child if he goes astray

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he can be lost

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[Music]

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forever why did you do

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it answer to me why did you do

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it you cause me pain Augustine me I

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cause you pain maybe you meant to say my

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father my father causes you pain he

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gambles all of our savings away drinks

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like a fish and he's been cheating on

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you for years he causes you pain not me

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enough org patricus is what he is but

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you you aren't like him I'm not I'm not

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like that what do you want me to be

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devoted to your God a perfect boy no oh

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not perfect just if I stay here I'll

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become exactly like my

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father you haven't only come here to

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taste my oil to compliment me on my home

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talk about my son you're right but I've

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come to talk to you about my son

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Augustine is he still the smartest boy

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in his school oh yes but I want to help

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him to get away from here to go to

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Carthage to study

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he heard macrobius he has decided to be

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a

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lawyer a

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lawyer how would you pay for his studies

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you know we

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can't remember when we were young you

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were offered an opportunity to change

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your life you couldn't have done it

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alone

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that cobius would make a great lawyer

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out of

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him go to work come on this isn't a free

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day Austin here is a new tunic wear this

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when you go to macrobius and try not to

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get it dirty yes mother and take this

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it's goat cheese you cannot go there

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empty I know and please please be

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careful carage just like f don't drink

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too much yes yes yes watch out for the

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girls I must go

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may God be with you my son God all I

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need is

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myself

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bye good luck my

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[Music]

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son they were the words of the Lord

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which my mother had poured into my ears

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none of them however sank into my heart

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making me do

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anything her words only appeared to be

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womanish counsels which I would have

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been ashamed to

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obey and yet they were the Lords and I

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did not know and in rejecting Her

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counsel I was rejecting the

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[Music]

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Lord

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[Music]

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I'm looking for liberus prisco I'm

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valerious prisco my father's not at home

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close my name is Augustine Romanus has

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sent me Romanus from

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tagaste the one with the

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oil and what does he hope to squeeze out

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of

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you

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come

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in we were expecting you yesterday

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evening yes I'm sorry but I was detained

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by nice pair of hips no I don't usually

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travel on the public wagon there was a

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delay public wagon never rode on one

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neither had I until yesterday

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K this will be your

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room thank you ferious K will be at your

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service she's from the great

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deserts reliable people nice

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hips a good way to be detained

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h

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what what are you doing unfastening your

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sandals to wash the dust from your feet

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there's no need to I'll do

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it um I'm sorry you know I've never had

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a personal seven before you'll get used

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to it I don't think so thank you I never

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thought thank the servants or apologize

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to them otherwise they won't respect

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you thank

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[Music]

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you

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now the essence of your task is to

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convince others that you have right on

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your

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side you need to Marshall your arguments

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logically so that's how it is simple as

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that

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macrobius yes my name is Augustine

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ranana sent me ah you're the one who

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wants to become a lawyer right yes T

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guste right exactly now I do say has

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anything good ever come out of

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sasty listen I don't have time for new

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students

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but I'll only take you on if you can

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prove you have enough talents to Merit a

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teacher like myself how well uh orators

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persuade people to do what they want

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don't

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they so persuade me to take you on as my

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student

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come on I'm

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listening

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I I saw you you haven't persuaded me go

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back to taste believe me it's for your

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own

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[Music]

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good how can I be so

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stupid stupid stupid stupid I didn't

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touch her a word persuade me to take you

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on as my student of course I will

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persuade you I'll come back tomorrow

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what do you think that I'm scared stupid

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stupid stupid say it

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again try calling me stupid once more no

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no I was talking about myself you don't

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understand I don't understand yes I mean

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no I didn't mean if you say I don't

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don't understand then you think I'm

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stupid no I am I'm the stupid one

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yes you are the stupid

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oneu

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stupid let's

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go those groups of young men assaulted

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the meekness of newcomers with their

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aggressiveness tormenting them with

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uncalled for J gratifying their

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mischievous

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SM nothing could more nearly resemble

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the ction of

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devils

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hey hey hey

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Austine

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Austin

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Austin yours is the best SP so far don't

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joke about it I was beaten

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up you should have let me show you

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around the city

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personally hey don't worry I know we

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will heal your wounds

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Augustine

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[Laughter]

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Augustine I came to Carthage where a

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cauldron of Unholy loves was seething

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and bubbling all around

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me come over

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[Applause]

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[Music]

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here

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[Music]

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you didn't make many conquests at the

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party last

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night I'm not sure this place is for you

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Augustine better if you go home that way

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Romanus will understand that there is

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nothing of any value to squeeze out out

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of you what do you know your father's

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Rich you have

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everything I have everything

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huh my father's Rich

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right let me tell you something

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Augustine something that no one outside

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this house

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knows my

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father doesn't

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exist

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he died two years

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ago he being dead his business dealings

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would have come to an

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end without them I would have come to an

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end no more house

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friends

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[Music]

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nothing so I buried him in secret with

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my own

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hands

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and I have carried on his Affairs using

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his

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name make no mistake no one has given me

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anything I've taken everything I

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have do you understand

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Augustine if you want

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something don't ask for

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it take

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it

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[Music]

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for Mobius ah the little boy from taste

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right I saw you do something incredible

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in tagaste you made everyone delighted

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to pay taxes that's why my assemblers

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are so popular with Governors you kept

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repeating these are facts not words I

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figured out why

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I asked

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myself what what does an oror like

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yourself

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have only words a feeble weapon so how

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can you make it

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powerful simple make your listeners

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believe they're not only

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words you

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reiterated these are facts not

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words and slowly your words really

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became facts

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everything you said really became

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true I can make a good lawyer out of you

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but if you want to become a great orator

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that depends on

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you do you know what the difference is

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between a great orator and an ordinary

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one the

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talent

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no

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courage why you'll come to

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understand

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good then let's

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begin boiled eggs

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anues grilled red meat and a large cup

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of goats

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milk muscles you have to get fit an oror

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has to make the powerful sound of a horn

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not the feble murmur of a flute come

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[Music]

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on

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demosthenes had a stamina but he made

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himself speak for months with a stone in

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his mouth and he became the greatest

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arator of his time for there is nothing

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of Greater

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import for there is nothing of

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Greater memory of things to the EST by

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engaging the singular

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representative

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memory singular

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represent things belong to the EST

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[Music]

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by breathing an oror needs to know how

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to speak for hours while standing

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accompanying his words with movements in

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his whole body like an actor like a

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dancer like a soldier because you be

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fighting a war in the tribunal and only

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words can win that

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war now this is a great theater the

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stage where Justice is performed yes a

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performance that will make you the

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leading actor come

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on Witnesses accuse my client Julius of

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having attempted to murder his

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wife

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acquaintances have reported certain

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threats Julius made against his wife

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the prosecution maintains they have

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produced evidence which

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incriminates

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julus Witnesses who

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accuse acquaintances who

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report prosecutors who

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maintain so many

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words how can I also expect you to

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listen to mine now you've already been

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fed more than than you could possibly

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digest let's do

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this let's put all the words

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aside let's put them aside and listen

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only to our

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hearts it is

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there and not here where the lawyers the

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judges and the accused are

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standing

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it's there in our

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hearts that we

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distinguish truth from

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false and

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words from

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Facts do not listen to

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me listen to yourselves and let's try to

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find the answer to these questions in

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our

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hearts

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has the weapon used in the attempted

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murder been

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found no these are facts not words do

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the wife of the accused have any wounds

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which proed that somebody attempted to

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kill her no these are facts not

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words does the accused have any criminal

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record for violent crimes that would

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support these accusations

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no these are

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facts not

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words you have been made to listen to

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many

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words instead of letting the voices of

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the witnesses lawyers and judges ReSound

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in your

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hearts Let The only voice worthy of

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Faith

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ReSound the voice of the facts

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my studies were aimed at the courts of

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law where glory is proportionate to

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craftiness by this time I was among the

37:50

best and was inflated with arrogance I

37:52

was eager to be eminent for the innan

37:55

and deplorable purpose of delighting in

37:57

human

37:58

[Applause]

38:05

[Music]

38:19

vanity my soul was grieving exuding

38:22

itself forth itching to be scratched by

38:25

scraping on the things of the senses

38:27

that would not Inspire our love if they

38:29

had no soul to love and to be loved was

38:32

even sweeter when I gained the enjoyment

38:34

of the body with the person I loved thus

38:37

I polluted the spring of Friendship with

38:39

the filth of

38:42

[Music]

38:44

lust Austine what happened to you the

38:47

other night oh ask Chrissy day she

38:49

kidnapped me I don't recall where she

38:52

where she where she brought me next time

38:56

I'll kidnap you you spilled all your

38:58

wine on me how you watch what you're

39:00

doing this is a new tuning excuse me I

39:02

got this in Rome hey what's up what's

39:04

going on hey you didn't tell me if you

39:06

appreciated my closing speech valious as

39:09

always how many cases have you won now I

39:11

stopped counting

39:12

them Carthage has become too small for

39:15

your talent you deserve to be on the

39:16

biggest stage of Rome look at me I'm all

39:19

wet you know I'm not happy about this

39:22

a you forgot this at my place oh my on

39:27

coming by to

39:32

[Music]

39:38

together you keep it I won't be wearing

39:42

anything else when you come by promises

39:46

[Music]

39:49

promises Austin come

39:53

in pour our young sir drink

39:58

the taste of Victory is the only one we

40:02

never Tire of especially in a case like

40:05

this what made this case so

40:10

special making everyone believe that

40:13

Julius was innocent has

40:16

been

40:18

exhilarating that's terrible what about

40:20

the

40:21

truth truth we have never been concerned

40:24

with the truth the only truth is the the

40:27

one that

40:29

Augustine convinced the judge and the

40:31

audience of

40:38

[Music]

40:39

today you are so

40:43

quiet I'm not used to such Silence with

40:46

you at times I don't know what to say

40:49

that's a

40:51

shame

40:55

why I like to listen to you before

40:57

before I go to

41:01

sleep

41:03

K tell me something do you think we can

41:06

live without the

41:10

truth we can deny

41:13

it to others and to ourselves

41:18

but

41:21

but but the truth is

41:24

strong good or bad it doesn't leave us

41:28

it just lingers there hidden in our

41:36

hearts and what truth is hidden within

41:46

[Music]

41:55

yours I can't offer you

41:58

[Music]

42:00

and I'll never ask for

42:02

[Music]

42:03

[Applause]

42:04

[Music]

42:26

anything

42:51

[Music]

43:06

[Music]

43:17

finally you slept with

43:19

[Music]

43:22

her she served you before

43:26

me

43:27

I'm the master of the house but now she

43:30

feels that she belongs to

43:39

you I don't want to possess

43:44

her she's the perfect

43:48

woman

43:50

beautiful

43:52

faithful

43:55

available and you know that she can

43:56

never marry

43:58

you very nice to have

44:01

around I have one for every

44:04

house antiochia Ravena

44:10

Milan yeah wait no matter where I go I

44:13

always have a warm

44:15

bed don't play so innocent you know how

44:19

to charm with your words but deep

44:23

down you're no different than I if you

44:27

say

44:44

so

44:46

Augustine Camus what are you doing

44:49

here where's your father

44:56

Augustine

45:00

what's

45:01

wrong he's free and it's your

45:07

fault

45:08

fault I only helped him prove his

45:11

innocence oh damn you he wasn't innocent

45:14

my father was guilty guilty and you know

45:18

this he did try to kill my

45:21

mother now he has

45:25

succeeded

45:27

[Music]

45:29

D my mother is

45:31

dead and it's your

45:38

fault my mother is dead by what steps I

45:42

was dragged to the depths of Hell

45:44

toiling from my lack of truth even when

45:47

I was seeking God Through The Eyes of

45:49

Flesh and not through the understanding

45:51

of the mind which he had given us to

45:53

excel the beasts but he was more inward

45:56

to me than the most inward part of me

45:58

and higher than my highest

46:02

reach and don't tell me the truth

46:04

doesn't

46:05

exist someone was killed that is the

46:10

truth you can't argue with that no one

46:13

can say what the truth is until a trial

46:16

begins a trial in which words will

46:19

establish the truth and the truth will

46:22

be the one declared by the lawyer that

46:25

uses the best words

46:30

sophisms Cicero a lawyer who is far

46:33

greater than a we

46:34

are wrote in the ensus that only the

46:37

truth can make men happy and all men

46:40

desire to be happy thus truth must exist

46:43

or everything would be meaningless look

46:47

I told you that courage makes the

46:49

difference between a great oror and an

46:51

ordinary one the courage to live without

46:55

the truth do you have this

46:59

[Music]

47:07

[Music]

47:20

[Music]

47:25

courage

47:30

[Music]

47:42

Augustine a messenger arrived from

47:45

tagaste your father is

47:52

[Music]

47:55

dying

48:02

are you also taking

48:04

this yes I don't know how long I'll be

48:15

away that should be everything

48:21

then

48:25

K

48:28

I came here with one trunk of this size

48:32

and now look at everything I can take

48:33

with

48:36

me but there's only one thing I don't

48:38

want to leave

48:47

behind

48:53

you come with

48:55

me we can marry I

48:58

know but we will be one all the

49:02

[Music]

49:05

same I'll come with

49:08

you even if I can never be your

49:12

wife but there is one thing I ask of

49:15

[Music]

49:17

you don't ever ask me to share you with

49:19

another

49:20

[Music]

49:25

woman

49:28

[Music]

49:53

not that irritates

49:55

me

50:01

draw back those

50:02

curtains I'm Not Dead

50:12

Yet

50:24

mon I've been an awful man haven't I

50:28

you've been you still

50:33

are how have you been able to stand by

50:35

me all these

50:37

years I learn to forgive you and love

50:40

you for who you

50:43

are why am I just now discovering the

50:47

true meaning of

50:49

love I'm scared of what's to

50:53

[Music]

50:54

come I don't want to be I am

51:00

Mo I want to be

51:04

[Music]

51:06

[Applause]

51:07

[Music]

51:18

baptized

51:20

I I want to be the C no I want to be the

51:23

C the

51:25

C

51:28

that's my

51:35

turn he must already be

51:38

[Music]

51:55

dead

51:57

[Music]

52:06

do you believe in God the almighty

52:10

father I

52:17

do and I now baptize you in the name of

52:21

the Father the Son and the Holy Spirit

52:33

[Music]

52:46

amen

52:48

mother

52:53

[Music]

52:54

Austin I knew you would

52:56

[Music]

53:02

come

53:04

patricius look who's

53:07

[Music]

53:25

here

53:28

this is

53:30

khalida and she's a a

53:32

servant one of your sons servants no a

53:37

friend a friend that's

53:41

right from

53:43

Carthage not exactly she's from the

53:46

south from the great deserts I see I'll

53:49

bring you some

53:55

soup how was your your trip oh not so

53:57

bad your son slept the entire time

54:01

traveling on wagons always has this

54:02

effect on him really I didn't

54:07

know your brother and sister will arrive

54:10

in a few

54:12

days have you heard he got

54:15

married yes I heard and I heard about

54:20

Julius everybody's talking about

54:23

it you and macrobius had him acquitted

54:26

is isn't that right

54:29

yes

54:31

so is he really guilty like everyone

54:33

says he is oh that depends if he can

54:36

afford macrobius again he's

54:38

innocent what are you talking about a

54:41

man is either innocent or guilty trust

54:44

me mother a man is proven innocent or

54:46

guilty by the words spoken in the

54:47

tribunal words don't change facts they

54:50

don't then your magic formulas don't

54:52

change them

54:54

either what magic formul

54:58

the ones the bishop recited before my

55:00

father they don't change the facts

55:03

either what would you say the facts

55:08

are he has always been a

55:11

scoundrel and a coward he accepted to be

55:14

baptized out of

55:16

fear the baptism will never change

55:20

him what do you know about

55:22

it what do you know about baptism about

55:27

your

55:27

father about our life here while you

55:30

were away blabbing on presumptuously in

55:32

the tribunals of Carthage spending your

55:35

nights with

55:37

this poor

55:39

girl whom you will eventually

55:42

disappoint what do you know about any of

55:46

that you're right what do I

55:50

know after all this isn't my home

55:55

anymore

55:59

let's

56:01

go let's

56:25

go

56:27

Augustine what a pleasure to see you

56:30

again good day Romanos good day I've

56:33

kept a close eye on your progress over

56:35

the

56:37

years this is Kalida a young woman whose

56:41

beauty is worthy of your

56:43

Fame I was wondering if you would let us

56:46

stay here for a

56:47

while it's an honor for me to have the

56:50

rising star of the Empire's tribunals

56:52

here at my

56:55

home

56:56

[Music]

57:55

a

57:57

I'm sorry for your father's passing are

58:00

you going back to work for macrobius no

58:03

I'm going back to work against people

58:05

like macrobius I can no longer be his

58:07

accomplice we did some Terrible Things

58:11

Romanos it's not your fault if not mine

58:16

whose fault would it be then no

58:21

one's no one's what kind of philosophy

58:24

is that

58:27

have you ever heard of

58:28

Mani Mani is the prophet of the

58:32

truth and what would that be that no one

58:35

is responsible for

58:37

anything remember you are talking to a

58:40

lawyer I've defended guilty men who

58:43

committed horrible crimes that is

58:45

exactly the

58:47

point look at these olive

58:50

trees can we reproach them for having

58:52

Twisted branches no it's that

58:57

nature it's the same for us it's not our

59:01

fault if we are made of matter of

59:07

evil but then there's no hope only

59:11

one follow Mani who shows us how to free

59:16

ourselves from matter from Evil to

59:20

become pure light pure

59:24

Spirit thus I fell among men Delirious

59:27

in their pride truth truth they repeated

59:31

the word over and over to me but the

59:34

thing itself was not in them oh truth

59:37

truth how inwardly even then did the

59:39

marrow of my soul sigh for the truth

59:42

while the others frequently sounded out

59:44

its name as if it were only a sound

59:47

clamor and

59:55

wind

60:00

[Music]

60:02

he's losing

60:04

himself he's living with a woman he can

60:06

never marry he's abandoned his career

60:10

and now he's even joined an esoteric

60:12

cult it's my fault I shouldn't have sent

60:15

him to Carthage no no you did what you

60:18

thought was best but now I've lost him

60:22

God allows us to be lost so only later

60:25

we can be

60:28

found I did everything I

60:32

could I just

60:34

pray a son who elicits so much pain can

60:37

never become

60:40

lost the flocks and herds and party

60:43

colored fowl which haunt the woods or

60:45

swim the weedy pool concentrate go was

60:52

dead of night when

60:54

uh when

60:56

when when weary bodies clothes

61:00

lenius it was dead of night when weary

61:03

bodies close their eyes in bomy sleep

61:07

and uh

61:11

soft and soft P me sleep and

61:16

[Music]

61:24

soft

61:30

dinner is

61:33

ready I prepared something special

61:37

why to please

61:40

you there's no need to I believe there

61:45

is to remind you that you are

61:51

too what special I know that

61:57

I don't need you to remind me I don't

61:59

need to prove anything to

62:08

anyone forgive me never thank the

62:11

servants or apologize to

62:17

them I told you that the first time we

62:19

met you are no longer a servant to

62:23

me not even your words can change

62:29

that come

62:31

on and you need not reconcile with

62:35

me but with your

62:47

mother

62:50

Austine I was waiting for you I'm glad

62:53

to see you how are you today I'm fine

62:57

why today I had a dream last

63:00

night I was standing on a suspended M

63:04

crying then I saw a young man coming

63:06

towards

63:07

me he smiles and says why are you

63:11

crying for my son I

63:13

respond he looks at me and tells me look

63:17

carefully can't you see he standing

63:20

where you are I turn and I see you on

63:24

the same m

63:26

next to

63:28

me one day we will be United in our

63:32

faith that's the meaning of my dream

63:35

that's why I'm fine

63:37

today so you'll become a manican soon as

63:40

well no that man didn't say you are

63:43

standing where your son is but your son

63:46

is standing where you

63:48

are I'm good where I am you're wasting

63:51

the talent that God has given you God

63:54

has God has nothing to do with it I I

63:57

earned it through my own efforts man

64:00

doesn't create himself nor is he enough

64:03

for

64:04

himself that's what you say no our

64:06

hearts say so your priests make you

64:09

believe

64:10

so your priests make you believe that

64:12

you need God but where is God you can't

64:16

see him you can't hear him so how about

64:19

that you're all forced to ask for help

64:22

and from whom from them from the priests

64:26

who holds your souls in the palms of

64:28

their hands no one here holds anyone's

64:31

soul in the palm of their hands young

64:33

man did you hear the bishop is

64:37

afraid afraid that you'll begin using

64:39

your

64:40

heads that you'll become aware of all

64:42

the fables he's been telling you badly

64:45

written fables lacking any scientific

64:49

basis you see what did I tell you you

64:53

have talent but it's being

65:01

[Music]

65:06

wasted we believe that it's time for you

65:09

to become one of the elect me part of

65:12

the elect yes that way you would be able

65:15

to defend the religion of money publicly

65:18

with your rhetorical skills publicly of

65:21

course you'll go back to demonstrating

65:23

your worth someone like you can't be

65:27

satisfied teaching grammar to children

65:29

and remember we have clout the world is

65:33

made up of simple and Superior people

65:35

you're one of the superior people with

65:38

us you could do great

65:41

things I would be honored you know there

65:44

is one

65:46

condition the elector called to celibacy

65:49

you'll have to end your relationship

65:50

with your

65:54

companion

66:01

there is something I have to tell

66:06

you and I have something to tell

66:21

you

66:24

today

66:28

who's

66:29

first you

66:42

[Music]

66:48

first we're expecting a

66:50

[Music]

66:54

child

66:57

[Music]

67:04

are you

67:05

pleased of

67:07

[Applause]

67:09

[Music]

67:12

course how could I not

67:14

[Music]

67:19

be and you what did you want to tell

67:24

me nothing about important just that I

67:27

found a complete translation of

67:29

isocrates speeches it's expensive I

67:32

wanted to talk to you about it but now

67:33

that we're expecting a

67:37

child we'd better save money are you

67:39

sure I'm sorry you won't be able no to

67:42

get it don't

67:43

worry a child is much more

67:51

[Music]

67:54

important

68:01

[Music]

68:08

mother kalidar and I are expecting a

68:12

child come

68:14

[Music]

68:19

in I'd rather not stay at Roman anas's

68:22

house with kalidar in this condition if

68:25

if we could stay with you

68:27

[Music]

68:29

I we would be most

68:32

grateful you need and thank me Augustine

68:35

I am your

68:38

mother come

68:40

kheda I'll show you where you're going

68:42

to be

68:43

[Music]

68:54

sleeping

69:05

[Music]

69:12

Kal

69:14

kodos is

69:21

crying maybe he just wants to be held by

69:23

his

69:24

father listen I'm trying to

69:28

concentrate how's it coming worse than I

69:34

thought you're too hard on yourself this

69:37

book cannot fail like the first one

69:39

did your book about beauty didn't fail

69:43

it will soon be noticed yeah not even

69:46

dedicating it to a famous aror like

69:47

jerius did any good give it

69:54

time

69:56

time I'm

70:00

27 cisero was a Statesman at my age and

70:04

he had already written

70:06

scripts that are still being studied

70:08

today and

70:10

children did he have

70:14

any

70:16

no there you

70:18

are you instead already have a handsome

70:23

child cisero

70:26

success and I have a

70:28

[Music]

70:30

child

70:34

Augustine there is someone here for

70:40

you

70:43

Romanos what a pleasure to see you

70:46

[Music]

70:48

again you look tired yes is this the

70:51

baby I've been working a lot may I I

70:54

have many ideas is and

70:57

uh I came by to invite you to my house

71:02

to your house no no no no no no you're

71:05

still a very welcome

71:07

guest listen I I still feel bad about

71:11

refusing your offer to become a part of

71:13

the elect remember no one is to blame

71:16

for

71:18

anything an old friend of yours will be

71:21

there Augustine valerus

71:26

what's an important man like yourself

71:28

doing a taste I could ask the same of

71:30

you please make yourselves

71:34

comfortable so where are you living

71:38

now Takia

71:40

Tria

71:42

Aqua

71:44

Rome I'm working for quintus aelia cicus

71:47

the prefect have you heard of him who

71:49

doesn't know the greatest aror of our

71:51

time in fact you should hear him

71:54

speak

71:56

how long will it take you to replace

71:59

him not long if I wanted to but I have

72:02

another objective in mind Valerius has a

72:05

very important proposition for you

72:08

[Music]

72:11

Augustin in Milan they're searching for

72:14

a new court oror the emperor has asked

72:16

simus to find him one and he's been

72:18

looking throughout the Empire but it's

72:19

not easy Ambrose is in Milan one of the

72:22

most arrogant Christian Bishops in the

72:24

whole empire he's politically skilled

72:26

and an effective orator simus wants the

72:28

new oror to oppose him that's why I

72:32

immediately thought of

72:34

you you're a brilliant orator and they

72:37

tell me you hate the

72:40

Christians it'll be a great opportunity

72:42

for you Augustine and for the entire

72:44

manican Community

72:48

too don't tell me I've come all this way

72:51

for

72:53

nothing my family here an elderly mother

72:56

and a slave as your concubine is that

72:58

your

73:00

family I also have a

73:02

child and they're my whole

73:13

[Applause]

73:20

life that's not

73:22

alive

73:24

Austine

73:26

remember all our

73:28

dreams and Ambitions

73:32

H we're just scared that's all of not

73:36

being able to live up to your

73:39

potential the first time I saw you I

73:41

wonder what Romanus wanteded to press

73:43

out of you the oil press can

73:48

Crush but if the olive doesn't enter the

73:51

Press you never know if it's of superior

73:54

quality

73:56

or mely

74:01

slce it's our last

74:07

[Music]

74:24

chance

74:27

[Music]

74:34

God dealt with me so that I was enticed

74:36

to go to Rome using as his means men

74:39

enchanted with this death in life and I

74:42

who hated actual misery in the one place

74:44

sought fictitious happiness in the

74:49

other

74:53

Austine Augustine where where are you

74:55

going to Carthage to Carthage yes I'm

74:58

accompanying valeris he's sailing back

75:00

to

75:01

Rome what did you think I'll just leave

75:03

without saying anything should I have

75:07

what's gotten into you come on go back

75:09

to bed I need to go valerious is waiting

75:11

for me have a nice

75:18

trip I'll be back in a couple of

75:23

days

75:29

[Applause]

75:34

I lied to my mother that mother and

75:37

[Music]

75:46

fled the wind blew and filled our sails

75:49

and the shore dropped out of sight that

75:51

morning when wild with grief she was

75:54

there filling God's ears with complaints

75:56

and

75:57

groans she did not know what Joy God Was

76:00

preparing for her through my going

76:02

away and so after accusing me of perty

76:06

and cruelty she still continued to pray

76:08

to God for me

76:13

why

76:15

[Music]

76:23

why got I don't know Myer

76:27

to he told me that it would have been

76:30

too

76:31

painful that he wouldn't have had the

76:34

strength to face you and say goodbye to

76:38

to you to a dead

76:39

ARS he wouldn't have found the courage

76:42

to

76:44

leave here

76:48

sit but he

76:51

promised that he will return or else he

76:54

will make a arrangements for us to join

77:02

[Music]

77:06

him she returned to her everyday life I

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went on to

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[Music]

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Rome now the glory of Rome seems to be

77:26

darkened by the growing popularity of

77:28

Christianity amongst other

77:30

religions but they are just like the

77:33

storm clouds that can at one moment hide

77:36

the Sun but will also be dissipated by

77:38

its

77:45

heat not a bad speech

77:49

Augustine it's a shame about your slight

77:51

African accent you should try and

77:54

correct

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it thank you for your

77:59

advice Noble Samus you may

78:03

go

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[Music]

78:12

yes

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valious

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[Music]

78:23

stay

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so pack your bags by go to Milan no

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no you're the new court

78:43

or the whole reason they decid to live

78:46

here in Milan instead of Rome makes you

78:49

understand just how shallow the last

78:50

Emperors were they were sold your

78:53

Emperors who chose meam it's closer to

78:55

the Barbarian borders

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precisely here it is the Emperor's

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Palace did you ever think you'd get this

79:11

far repeat what I told you never look

79:14

the emperor in the eyes never contradict

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his mother and never trust

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anybody in the

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court arelius Augustine and valerious

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[Music]

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krisco uh quintis I need a word with you

79:40

oh and throw some compliments around for

79:42

bony he hasn't LED an Army in years but

79:45

he still likes to be considered a great

79:46

General is there someone I can praise

79:48

for who he

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is

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yes

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Billa

79:59

Billa

80:00

valious you finally returned how could I

80:03

have endured much longer without seeing

80:07

you didn't you bring me anything from

80:10

Africa the best voice in The Empire a

80:12

future star of the Court

80:14

Augustine I hope him soon I will have

80:17

the opportunity to hear your voice and I

80:20

have the opportunity to prove I worthy

80:21

of the presentation valious has bestowed

80:23

upon me

80:34

Billa except for

80:36

power nothing could be more desired

80:39

within the court the emperor

80:43

valentinian listen we'll never have

80:46

another chance like this again the

80:49

emperor has just been sworn in the

80:51

stakes for all the most important

80:52

positions are still open with you as

80:54

oror and my experience we can reach the

80:56

greatest Heights are you with

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[Music]

81:16

me I call the consel of Venice Quinto

81:20

Flavio

81:21

later

81:23

valious

81:30

are you here with the new court aitor

81:32

yes Empress mother Aurelius Augustine

81:35

from

81:39

tagaste does this Augustine from

81:42

taste know what it means to be the voice

81:45

of the emperor yes Empress mother does

81:48

he know that his voice will be heard and

81:50

respected by all the emperor's subjects

81:54

m importantly he knows which voice your

81:56

subjects must not listen to the voice of

81:59

Bishop Ambrose who presumes to be better

82:02

heard than our emperor however if you

82:06

want the emperor to be heard over Bishop

82:08

Ambrose you will need a more skillful

82:10

orator than

82:17

him I don't know anything about these

82:20

things what's the plan Augustine will

82:24

make a public speech in honor of the

82:26

emperor but most of all it will be an

82:28

attack on

82:30

Ambrose a speech that will bring public

82:33

opinion on our side soon no one will

82:36

listen to his voice and you what do you

82:40

have to

82:41

say let us hear your

82:44

voice my voice is at the service of the

82:47

emperor I shall say whatever it is the

82:50

Emperor wishes to

82:53

hear the queen really liked you of

82:57

course she did she's a woman that one

83:00

she's convinced that with your help she

83:02

can get rid of Bishop Ambrose listen how

83:05

did the bishop become such a threat to

83:07

her justina's husband the previous

83:09

Emperor had a great deal of esteem for

83:11

the bishop he gave him so much power

83:14

that even the court is in his shadow

83:16

now wonderful fruit don't you want to

83:19

buy

83:20

some else something look over there

83:23

Catholics

83:25

even pagans go to listen to

83:27

Ambrose as I told you he's a great

83:30

orator you'll

83:34

see stop

83:36

struggling

83:40

no for

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you you'll often see scenes like that

83:49

they are Justin's Imperial

83:53

Guard

83:54

[Music]

84:05

[Applause]

84:06

[Music]

84:15

[Music]

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you're the only one not

84:19

laughing I'm observing the

84:22

emperor I'm so for ideas to use in the

84:26

speech to be made in his honor you

84:27

should probably just be creative

84:29

creativity is just not an name for lies

84:33

yes lies do have many names falsehood

84:36

invention

84:38

Fable that's why there are so much

84:44

fun and often

84:47

disappointing that's why we need artists

84:50

like

84:53

yourself

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[Music]

84:59

you should make a speech in my honor I

85:02

just love it when people let their

85:03

imagination about me run

85:06

wild we can do something about

85:15

that you can't enter Bishop

85:19

Ambrose we don't remember inviting

85:23

you

85:27

I'm here to talk to you about something

85:29

more important than a simple invitation

85:32

and what would that be

85:36

Justice I know a

85:38

man a devoted husband father of three

85:43

children I remember when his wife gave

85:46

birth to their first son this man was at

85:49

the front fighting for Rome I remember

85:53

when his second son died died from a

85:55

fever this man was at the front fighting

85:57

for Rome I remember when this man said

86:00

goodbye to his eldest son who went off

86:03

and died for Rome today this man is in

86:07

jail yesterday your guards arrested him

86:10

for unpaid debts and tomorrow they will

86:12

sell him as a slave it's the law debts

86:15

must be paid that's why I'm here because

86:19

Rome has a debt to pay this man a debt

86:23

that can be paid by giving him his

86:26

freedom find me a solution

86:30

quick I know this man I will look into

86:33

his case General

86:36

Bon I'm grateful for your

86:39

intervention forgive me for disturbing

86:41

you Empress mother

86:47

Emperor and since you're here Bishop

86:50

Ambrose I would like to introduce you to

86:52

aelius Augustine the court

86:57

aitor I've heard much about you and I

87:00

about

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you I heard you are a follower of man

87:05

that's right so I have here a Manan two

87:10

Aryan Christians a traditional

87:13

Pagan and a follower of methra it makes

87:16

you wonder where the truth lies or if a

87:18

man can ever find

87:21

it no

87:23

Augustine

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[Music]

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no man doesn't find the truth man must

87:29

let the truth find

87:31

[Music]

87:51

him you see pus I went to Rome once and

87:56

I risked losing myself do I need to do

87:59

the same thing now but now it's the pope

88:01

who's ordered you to

88:03

go to save you to save me and allow my

88:08

people to

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die you

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know yesterday I watched the stalks Mig

88:21

great I ened them

88:25

there was no when to leave and which

88:27

direction to

88:29

go yet for us it's so hard to understand

88:34

what God wants us to

88:41

do Governor thank you for coming

88:45

Centurion I've spoken with the city's

88:47

Garrison officers they are ready to be

88:50

put under your command I'm honored but I

88:53

do believe that they know how to defend

88:55

hippo better than I perhaps but who's

88:57

talking about

88:59

defending I am talking about

89:02

attacking with you in charge our

89:04

soldiers will be able to end the siege

89:07

and free hippo there are tens of

89:09

thousands of vandals numbers don't

89:11

matter Rome has always defeated larger

89:15

armies now that the vandals think we're

89:17

about to give

89:19

in a victory on our part would turn

89:22

things around

89:24

I'm the governor of the entire Province

89:26

I could be in Carthage right now

89:29

safe instead I came here just before the

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vles did and do you know why because

89:34

I've always been convinced that our

89:36

Counterattack would start from hippo

89:38

we'll send those barbarians right back

89:40

where they came from will save the

89:43

Empire think of all the Honors that will

89:46

be bestowed upon

89:47

you or all the men we will lose no think

89:52

of the civilians that will be saved by

89:54

your

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sword

90:07

please how is he he made it through the

90:11

night with God's help he'll get through

90:13

another not with

90:15

God's but

90:19

yours I only tried not to cause him too

90:22

much harm

90:34

how many of them will be able to

90:36

fight

90:38

fight then why didn't you just leave

90:40

them to die you're

90:42

right maybe it would have been

90:45

better I see you don't have your sword

90:48

with you

90:49

today a soldier isn't always a

90:52

battle

90:54

then don't bring these men into battle

90:57

let them live the question is this must

91:01

I let my men live and let the city die

91:05

or let them die to let the city

91:09

[Music]

91:11

live there are 12 groups of us here in

91:14

hippo about 150 men per group 1,800

91:19

soldiers in all 2,000 with my men still

91:23

not enough

91:25

what about the citizens that could fight

91:27

well I'd say at least

91:31

5,000 enlist

91:33

them we need more men on this side here

91:36

here and here

91:38

[Music]

91:47

go where did they all go when they heard

91:50

their Captain Was preparing an attack

91:52

they went to join him

91:57

those over

91:59

there those

92:03

[Music]

92:05

there all right the Vandal Siege line is

92:08

arranged like this and we'll attack

92:11

their weakest Point here but it's the

92:16

furthest point

92:19

precisely where they won't expect to be

92:22

attacked that's the best place for us to

92:24

catch them off

92:26

guard from the

92:29

besieged to the besiegers

92:32

Centurion I must speak to

92:34

[Music]

92:36

you give me back those wounded men they

92:38

are my responsibility they've gone back

92:41

into service of their own free will then

92:43

order them back to the Basilica you'll

92:46

offend them the truth is you like having

92:48

their lives at your disposal they have

92:49

the right to become Heroes no no no I

92:51

told you to fix the lock first okay

92:54

or do you want to take that away as

92:57

well you Christians in your slave

93:00

mentality so submissive pessimistic oh

93:03

we have a slav mentality look who's

93:05

talking so attached to the things of

93:07

this world that you you adore them as if

93:09

they were Gods the world you don't even

93:11

know the world always hanging on your

93:13

Bishop's vestments there's much more

93:16

life hanging on to our Bishop's

93:17

vestments than in any Cas you've been

93:19

life that's what you call life of course

93:23

that's life life you don't know what

93:25

life

93:26

is you've never seen the Sun that sets

93:28

over the

93:30

battlefield you've never drunk water

93:32

from the spring in the middle of the

93:34

desert you've never bitten into a piece

93:36

of fresh fruits after having spent weeks

93:38

at Sea you

93:41

[Applause]

93:52

have

93:55

Uncle Augustine the papal ships have

93:58

arrived we need to get your books on

94:00

board and leave

94:01

immediately and where will we go away

94:04

from here to Safety in Rome I'm not

94:08

talking about the boat's destination but

94:10

rather our

94:14

destiny where will we

94:21

[Music]

94:22

go where will I

94:25

go if I abandon the city God has

94:28

entrusted to

94:29

[Music]

94:31

[Applause]

94:32

[Music]

94:41

[Applause]

94:42

[Music]

94:52

me

95:01

[Music]

95:15

[Music]

95:18

stop it's

95:19

ready now

95:22

go

95:26

out of my way out of my way out of my

95:29

way out of my way

95:35

passim where are you going with that

95:37

sword I'm taking it to fabulus the

95:40

Centurion since when does your father

95:43

sell swords no Bishop Augustine he's not

95:46

selling it it's a

95:48

[Music]

95:52

gift

95:55

[Music]

95:58

up go then but be careful don't cut

96:02

yourself with that leave your back open

96:05

like this Centurion better my father has

96:09

made another one ah I'll be sure to give

96:12

it to somebody who can use it masimo

96:15

wait do you see that girl with her back

96:19

to us and the long brown hair take this

96:21

to yes take this to her and tell her

96:23

that I'm sorry for the things I said the

96:24

other

96:27

day Lu Luc M this is for

96:33

you where did you get this fabus a

96:37

centurion and he said that he's sorry

96:40

for what he said to

96:42

you you have it all of it yes all of

96:48

[Applause]

96:52

it

96:54

[Music]

96:56

again stand still halt attack I was

97:01

looking for you we started packing your

97:04

books onto the Pope's

97:06

ships I have to talk to the governor

97:09

first you're still hoping to prevent

97:11

that

97:12

attack keeping a hope alive is a

97:15

Bishop's Duty Uncle The Barbarians could

97:18

attack the city at any

97:20

[Music]

97:22

moment as soon as we we can we'll

97:28

[Music]

97:35

leave how many times do I have to tell

97:37

you

97:39

go I think this must be the weakest

97:42

Point

97:44

here Valerius suspend the enrollment of

97:48

the civilians it was fabulous the

97:50

centurion's initiative not mine if you

97:53

care about the future of the city

97:55

suspend it I do

97:57

care that's why I won't suspend

98:01

it those men are being led to a massacre

98:04

no they are being led to Glory there is

98:07

more glory in fighting for peace than

98:09

Waging

98:10

War war made Rome great not war virtue

98:16

the virtue of the regulars the seis the

98:19

shipu exactly so why do you Christians

98:21

want to change everything not change

98:24

renew preserve what is good and convey

98:27

it to the new

98:29

citizens Rome to The Barbarians

98:31

barbarians is what we call those we

98:33

don't know no it's what we call those we

98:36

know well enough to realize they'll

98:38

never be like us and what's so special

98:40

about us we are a

98:43

war defending our city on this side

98:47

there's order security and law on the

98:49

other side there's chaos and lawlessness

98:52

this is a century old wall which mustn't

98:55

be destroyed all walls are destroyed

98:59

sooner or later not those built by

99:02

Romans what do you want to do valerus

99:05

defeat the vandals and present yourself

99:08

as a savior of the Empire the new Consul

99:11

maybe I'd already be the consul if it

99:13

hadn't been for you you cannot fault me

99:16

for denouncing evil evil is that what

99:20

you call our friendship look at us I'm

99:23

just the governor of a small Province

99:25

now and you a simple

99:29

Bishop if it weren't for you we could

99:31

have had a much greater

99:34

future remember when we left here to go

99:36

to

99:37

Milan

99:39

Milan the emperor

99:48

[Music]

99:50

SE now your speech against Ambrose is

99:52

even more urgent I'll lock myself in my

99:55

house and not think of another thing I

99:57

don't think that'll be

100:00

possible

100:02

why I think you'll have

100:11

company

100:14

Kida

100:19

mother I have just moved in so I'll have

100:22

to

100:25

reorganize I'm sure we'll manage

100:29

somehow come on

100:31

go come in hurry hurry go on come on

100:34

upstairs

100:39

upstairs mother you can sleep down here

100:42

in that room in that room we'll be

100:46

upstairs with a

100:50

[Applause]

100:51

deodatus I'll show you where where you

100:54

can put your

100:55

things um we'll have to buy you some new

100:59

clothes beautiful ones so you can come

101:01

to court I'm giving a speech in front of

101:04

the

101:06

emperor I'm

101:08

sorry he's

101:11

tired he needs to sleep I'm sorry take

101:15

him I'm just going to clean this mess up

101:18

hey

101:22

hey uh kala worry about that later worry

101:26

about that later I think it's better if

101:28

you take

101:29

him if you take him go go

101:36

[Music]

101:38

upstairs you'll get used to your family

101:42

again you lied to

101:49

me I felt

101:52

ashamed

101:54

of

101:55

what of your family of

101:58

myself I'm here thanks to the

102:00

manans I feared you weren't proud of me

102:04

are you proud of yourself of course what

102:07

more could I have hoped

102:09

for have you met Bishop

102:14

Ambrose

102:17

yes do you know

102:20

him thank

102:22

you

102:26

second to Pope

102:27

siricius he's the most listened to

102:30

Bishop in the world why is that until 10

102:33

years ago he hadn't even been

102:35

baptized but he had already got ahead in

102:39

life at only 30 years old he was the

102:42

governor of the whole Province he was so

102:46

loved that when the bishop died the

102:48

people asked him to take his

102:52

place

102:53

[Music]

102:57

and he accepted of

103:00

course he gave everything he had to the

103:05

poor and he gained a new

103:07

life if you say so not me the holy

103:12

scriptures say so yes they are

103:16

holy but when you read them they say

103:19

that God created man in his own image

103:22

and likeness

103:24

can you imagine a God that looks like me

103:26

two arms two legs having a shave every

103:29

morning he certainly wouldn't talk as

103:32

much as

103:35

you have you heard yourself

103:38

Augustine you can't even think about God

103:40

without projecting yourself into the

103:44

matter go to kheda now she suffered a

103:48

great deal because of

103:52

you

104:05

[Music]

104:17

[Music]

104:27

what do you think he's dreaming

104:31

[Music]

104:34

about he needed his

104:37

father

104:39

[Music]

104:43

K I'm

104:45

sorry I'm sorry I left without telling

104:50

you you weren't obliged to tell me

104:53

me no but

104:56

I but I should

105:01

have

105:05

yes you should

105:08

have you should

105:10

have you should have you should have you

105:14

should

105:21

have

105:36

don't look very

105:37

[Music]

105:41

fresh brothers

105:44

sisters the letter kill but the spirit

105:48

is mine Paul's words have two meanings

105:52

the first is that the Bible is not to be

105:55

understood in the literal sense God

105:58

created man in his own image and

106:01

likeness doesn't mean for example that

106:04

God resembles man in the material sense

106:08

our spiritual

106:10

life our capacity to love our freedom

106:14

this this is what makes man resemble

106:20

God but Paul's words have a second

106:22

second meaning as

106:25

well think of mountain

106:28

Rivers when they meet an obstacle they

106:31

become stronger they sweep it away and

106:35

precipitate even more

106:39

violently the same thing happens with

106:42

our

106:44

desires when they are obstructed by

106:47

laws they become even stronger and

106:51

precipitate towards evil

106:53

towards

106:56

death even in this sense the

106:59

letter or rather the Lord

107:04

kills but God has also given us his

107:08

Spirit and the spirit gives life the

107:12

Spirit guides our

107:15

desires it makes us love

107:17

good it makes us

107:21

free

107:23

[Music]

107:50

mother

107:51

Augustine what what are you doing here I

107:54

need to speak with Bishop Ambrose and

107:55

you are coming with

107:57

me let me

108:00

through let me

108:02

through let me through I need to speak

108:05

to the bishop so do we I'm the Orit of

108:08

the Court yeah sure and I'm the King of

108:10

Persia Augustine

108:21

please

108:28

I have

108:30

[Music]

108:51

soed

108:55

[Music]

109:05

Augustine Augustine it's our

109:09

turn come you can see the bishop

109:18

[Music]

109:21

now Bishop

109:24

Ambrose what an honor my mother Monica

109:27

she really has insisted upon meeting

109:30

you it's a pleasure to meet the new

109:33

orator

109:35

mother are you a Catholic my

109:38

child

109:40

yes this time we outnumber you are you

109:43

preparing another sermon oh no no it's

109:47

the philosopher platinus platinus but

109:50

he's not a Christian no but he's a great

109:53

philosopher there's a lot of Truth in

109:55

his work and as the gospel

109:58

says who isn't against us is with us so

110:03

anybody against you would be against the

110:06

truth who is against the truth is

110:09

against

110:10

himself so this is the reason why you

110:13

gave up the governor's office my reasons

110:15

are not as visible nor as apparent as

110:19

one may think they're not

110:21

visible ah like Spirit thing you talked

110:23

about in your

110:24

sermon it's in Paul's scriptures that

110:27

talk about it I only gave my comments on

110:30

his

110:31

words

110:33

invisible but giving life at the same

110:37

time you are an intelligent man Ambrose

110:40

don't you find it all hard to believe is

110:43

the love you have for your woman

110:46

visible I would argue that it

110:49

isn't

110:50

yet you managed to create a new life

110:53

from it something very

110:57

tangible I see you've made inquiries

111:00

about me isn't it what you are doing

111:02

right

111:04

now you deserve your

111:06

notoriety and I'm sure in your speech to

111:09

the emperor you'll go a long way towards

111:12

establishing

111:17

yours at first glance we all seem quite

111:20

alike one head two

111:24

arms two

111:27

legs of course speaking of legs one

111:30

might prefer the graceful legs of Billa

111:32

over those of the courageous

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Bon but there is someone Among Us

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someone above us someone who resembles

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Us in the same way a diamond resembles a

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stone an eagle resembles a butterfly a

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star resembles the flame of a

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candle our emperor

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valentinian we owe the Peace of the

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Kingdom to him the prosperity of the

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fields The Good Fortune of the Heavens

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to

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him and not to a bishop who claims for

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himself the power is bestowed upon the

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emperor and only the emperor to the

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emperor and not the bishop he referring

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bestowed by God to act as a mediator

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Earth and the heavens to EST to act as a

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mediator between the Earth and the

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heavens to establish what is good and

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what is evil to leave his people to

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Salvation thus the emperor and not the

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bishop shall hear our

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prayers our petitions our

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invocations he is our faith our comfort

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but our

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hope the fields houses also the churches

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are his if the emperor decides to

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requisition them no one can oppose him

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not even Bishop

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Ambrose because whoever isn't with

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us is against

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us

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me you all of

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us we belong to

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[Music]

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[Applause]

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[Applause]

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him

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your son's speech yesterday was quite

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successful I'm so ashamed it's not your

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fault I should have been a better

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mother is there a better mother than God

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and yet how many of his children

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repudiate him but don't lose

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hope if Augustine had been an easy child

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God wouldn't have given him

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a mother like

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yourself here she is now just talking

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about day we didn't think you were

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coming would say

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that one of

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those

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ad

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adus where is

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heus there there no no no come on

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hey a I have great

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news

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come

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on guess what the emperor has asked me

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for a rocking horse this is not the time

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for

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sarcasm the empress mother has taken the

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words from your speech literally she's

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asked us to requisition Ambrose's

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Basilica you and I not Bon or one of the

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other

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officials what did I tell you we are

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becoming increasingly more

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influential

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great but we still have to see if

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Ambrose will obey us you the emperor's

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voice and the emperor is remember your

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speech right the mediator between the

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Earth and the

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heavens you convinced everyone of this

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how could Ambrose possibly stand in

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opposition to one of the emperor's

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orders tonight we

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celebrate Here's To

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Us by the way the manques of Milan have

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asked me to R you to one of their rights

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tomorrow night I want nothing more to do

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with

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them you've been a manic for years what

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happened years of

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obscurity I only needed to read plotinus

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to realize that is he a Christian

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philosopher

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no just a great

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philosopher Augustine the manes are

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powerful your presence here today is in

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part due to them

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even if you don't want to be one of them

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anymore pretend

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pretend pretend that valentinian is a

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great emperor that Boni is is a soldier

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that I am a Manan we can pretend

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everything we want valeris but not

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everything can be

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pretended

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tired of the

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party I'm tired of this Palace sometimes

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I just want to be alone it's strange to

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think of someone like you

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alone you think

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so where's your

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wife I'm not m

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for a man of your position that sounds

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strange to

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me so what do you do when you get tired

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of this Palace I go away at least for a

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while where

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to a secret place so don't say anything

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more then or it will not be a secret

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anymore I won't tell you where it

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is just what it's like it's a villa in

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the woods in front of a very special

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little

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Lake it's a natural Springfed Lake and

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the water is

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hot always

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hot close your

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[Music]

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eyes imagine how it is in the

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winter to take a dip at

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night and snow all around you

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[Music]

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I've never seen snow

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before you should

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come but it's your secret place you're

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good with

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words maybe one day you'll convince me

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to reveal

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[Music]

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it

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Austine Bishop you made good use of my

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words in your die tribe against me in

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court they've been useful to know you

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and plotinus better good but be aware

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that ptinus offices everything but the

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essential that the truth is not an idea

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a concept or a state of mind but is

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Manifest in one Divine person we're here

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on behalf of Emperor valentinian very

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well and I'm here on behalf of Jesus

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Christ the son of

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God the emperor demands that you

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surrender this

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Basilica to the Aran

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Community

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demands

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demands in the name of what Authority

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The Authority bestowed upon Him by who

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by God

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fires how dare you how dare you name God

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as your

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Authority you don't believe in

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him you don't believe in

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anything and you worse invoking the

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return of the Pagan demons dogs on a

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leash that's what you are you wander

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around barking out lies be

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silent and look deep within yourself

120:52

for what the truth really

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is only the truth will turn you into

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men free

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men we'll be forced to report your

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conduct to the emperor tell them if they

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want to get rid of me they must attack

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me not my

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people let's go

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Augustine remember what I said it's not

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the man that finds the

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truth but the truth that finds the

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man because the truth is a

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person it's Jesus

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Christ the son of

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God

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now what will we tell the empress's

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mother to use

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Force to send bony and his soldiers to

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take Ambrose's Basilica the people will

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not be pleased they'll all side with

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Ambrose again

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no because

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you with your

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words you will make the people pleased

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and

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you will keep them all on our

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[Music]

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side everything is at stake here

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Augustine

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are you with

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[Music]

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[Music]

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me

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see how the Mosaic is put

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together little by little it

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appears but only by the end when every

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piece has found its

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place will we be able to see the full

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[Music]

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[Music]

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picture I'm leaving you in the best

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hands

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I'm sure you both have a lot to talk

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about look at your daus there's your

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father I'd like to invite you to my

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villa I would be honored to come believe

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me I know you have a great future ahead

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of you soon your voice will be the most

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important in the whole

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cours that depends on various

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circumstances that's right on one in

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particular that you still need to obtain

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a family Rich enough to sustain your

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Ambitions a family like yours and you

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must know that I also have a daughter in

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2 years time she'll be of marrying age

123:56

uniting you in marriage would be a good

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solution for me as much as for you that

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is if you want your voice to be the most

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important in

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[Music]

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court

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wait

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[Music]

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I remember the first time I took off

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your

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sandals you've come a long way since

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then we both come a long way and you

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have a long road still to travel

124:42

yes I was waiting for you with adodas

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outside the Imperial Palace today

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really I saw you walk out and was about

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to go over to you but then an elegant

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man stopped

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you and I walked away you walked

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away yes

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why I didn't want to be a b to you I

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didn't want to get in your

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way but I've never considered you a

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B I never don't want to be a bother to

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[Music]

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you

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[Music]

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it's better for you to grow

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[Music]

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[Music]

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up one day you'll

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understand

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[Music]

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a

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[Music]

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mama

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adus kada

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[Music]

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de

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K

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Kal

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Kal

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Kal

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[Music]

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Kal

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my mistress was torn from my side and my

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heart which clung to her was torn and

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wounded till it bled and she went back

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to Africa vowing to thee never to know

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any other man and leaving with me my

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natural Son by

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[Music]

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her

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[Music]

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but I unhappy as I was could not bear

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the delay of the two years that should

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elapse before I could obtain the bride I

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sought and so I procured another

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mistress not as a wife of course but so

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the disease of my soul might be nursed

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up and kept in its

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[Music]

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vigor

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[Music]

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[Music]

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[Applause]

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[Music]

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[Music]

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you're late and I see you you haven't

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wasted any time watch

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carefully you'll have to talk about this

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in your

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speech in the name of your Emperor

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valentinian I order you to move out

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immediately the Basilica will be

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requisitioned before

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Daybreak give to Caesar what is

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Caesar's and to God what is

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Gods God doesn't ask the emperor for his

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Palace

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and the emperor mustn't ask God for his

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home if there is a God mishop

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Ambrose he resides in the Palace of the

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emperor not in your Basilica there is a

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God

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valious and he has to reside in the

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hearts of all men even in

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[Applause]

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yours no opposition shall be tolerated

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whatever happens will be because you

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wanted it to whatever happens

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valious is because God wanted it to

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[Music]

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[Applause]

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[Music]

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happen order the attack

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General against unarmed civilians yes

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unarmed will you be the one to tell the

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empress mother that they blocked your

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[Music]

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soldiers

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and

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[Applause]

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[Applause]

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[Music]

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go

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[Music]

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[Applause]

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I've done my part now it's your turn to

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make this seem like a

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[Music]

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[Applause]

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victory

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let's

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go I'm

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staying I need to gather information for

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my speech

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good you will need all your talent

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[Music]

132:43

tomorrow mother

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mother I'm

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here

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[Music]

132:56

water water bring some

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[Music]

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water

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[Music]

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everyone loves peace

133:52

no one loves War but there's no peace

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without

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War if we want secure borders then we

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have to use

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strength if we want a safe City then we

134:07

have to be

134:08

firm if we want to keep our

134:13

wealth then we have to use

134:16

Force that's why an emperor has to be

134:18

ready to use Force

134:22

yes violence isn't beautiful neither is

134:26

it beautiful to

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exert but

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someone has to take

134:35

on this

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burden someone like General

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Bon someone who has been able to protect

134:45

us against

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our ferocious Goths and fanatical

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Catholic

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thus he

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deserves our

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gratitude for having defended us

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against our external and internal

135:09

enemies for having bestowed honor upon

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[Applause]

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Rome for having

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killed many innocent

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[Music]

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[Music]

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people

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[Music]

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[Music]

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you aren't

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hungry why won't you look at

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me

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would you like your

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son

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[Music]

136:48

no K leave it take the baby out of the

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why are you here

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again why are you here because you are

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[Music]

137:02

here what do you want from

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me for you to be happy I'm not

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happy

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right I'm not happy

137:21

and I don't want you here you can chase

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me away but you cannot Chase yourself

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[Music]

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away remember who you

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[Applause]

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[Music]

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[Applause]

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are

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[Music]

138:00

[Music]

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[Music]

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but Paul's words have said second

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meanings as

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well think of mountain Rivers when they

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meet an obstacle they become

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[Music]

138:43

stronger it's not our fault if we are

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made of matter of

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[Music]

138:49

evil we are not ordinary people and we

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don't need the

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[Music]

138:55

[Applause]

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truth we are becoming increasingly more

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influential let us hear your

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voice you don't believe in

139:11

anything we're expecting a child I never

139:14

want to be a bz to

139:19

you

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[Music]

139:26

the truth is not an idea a concept or a

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state of mind the courage to live

139:31

without the truth do you have this

139:33

courage man doesn't find the

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truth man must let the truth find

139:40

him and I now baptize you in the name of

139:43

the Father the Son and the Holy

139:46

Spirit words are not enough to change a

139:49

man

139:51

that's a fact and not only

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[Music]

139:55

words the truth is a person it's Jesus

139:59

Christ the son of

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[Music]

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God

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[Music]

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[Music]

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[Music]

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[Music]

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take it and Bre

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it

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[Music]

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the Epistles of St Paul the

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Apostle not in rioting and not in

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drunkenness not in chambering and

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wantonness not in strife and

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envying but put ye on the Lord Jesus

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Christ and make not Provisions for the

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flesh to fulfill the lusts

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[Music]

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[Applause]

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thereof

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[Music]

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[Music]

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[Applause]

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[Music]

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[Applause]

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why in

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now so sh

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[Music]

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[Applause]

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[Music]

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[Applause]

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de

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[Applause]

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[Music]

145:01

[Applause]

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[Music]

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[Music]

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son

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I've always

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spoken too

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much today for the first

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time

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listened I listen to

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[Music]

145:49

him

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[Music]

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[Music]

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h

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[Music]

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[Music]

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belatedly I loved thee Oh Beauty so

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ancient and so new belatedly I loved

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thee thou D cry loud and force open my

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deafness thou did Shine and chase away

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my

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blindness thou D breathe fragrant odors

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and I drew in my breath and now I pant

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for thee amen I tasted and now I hunger

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and

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thirst thou did touch me and I burned

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for thy

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peace you have humiliated

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yourself you have humiliated the

147:48

emperor my son

147:51

you have humiliated the whole

147:54

empire you are dismissed as Court oror

147:57

to the emperor you are no longer the

147:59

emperor's

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voice

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nobody will ever listen to your

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voice

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[Music]

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[Music]

148:49

valerious

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[Music]

148:56

you betrayed our

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trust you made us look foolish in front

149:01

of the whole

149:03

empire we will not tolerate being made

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to look

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[Music]

149:17

ridiculous you're no longer welcome here

149:20

go back to where you came

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[Music]

149:27

from they didn't succeed in

149:29

requisitioning the

149:31

Basilica your conversion has given

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courage to the people who now fill it

149:36

the empress couldn't kill us

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all and now what are you going to do I'm

149:44

going to AA with my mother and my son

149:47

from there we'll embark on a ship for

149:48

Africa to go home

149:50

and once you've arrived I want to study

149:54

and pray live in

149:57

seclusion it won't be easy for you to

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live in seclusion I speak from

150:05

experience I don't feel worthy of

150:09

priesthood he'll ask more of you than

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that

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[Music]

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here it's ink

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remember to use it

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[Music]

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[Music]

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all I SP Spen with the

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captain we set sail in 3

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days I always wish to be buried in my

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homeland in

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Africa it's not the time to be thinking

151:06

about that

151:07

mother but you know it doesn't matter

151:10

anymore you can bury me

151:12

anywhere even

151:15

here there was only one thing I've ever

151:19

desired

151:21

I ever lived

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for to see you baptized before I

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[Music]

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died give me your

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[Music]

151:45

hand there's no need to be afraid

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[Music]

152:03

listen to The

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[Music]

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Silence our life is just a

152:13

shell fragile

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temporary but there is something that

152:18

lives within us that is not

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fragile it's not

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temporary we are already living in

152:28

eternal life my

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[Music]

152:48

son

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[Music]

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Lil will tell you where to

153:22

go

153:25

yes these are the last trunks of

153:28

books only the manuscripts of the city

153:31

of God are missing then everything will

153:32

have been loaded on the pope

153:35

ships I've almost finished it

153:39

vidious just let me work on it a bit

153:43

more a bit

153:48

more

153:50

come on come on out through the side

153:55

door quick about

154:04

it Lal another trunk what do you want to

154:09

conscript me as well no

154:11

no only to look at you there now you

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have

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how many more to come tonight we attack

154:23

just what Rome

154:24

needs more dead heroes to worship yes I

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will fight for

154:30

Rome but I will live for

154:32

you cuz you give me the desire to live

154:36

there are some more in the library fetch

154:37

them my uncle excuse

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me we're about half Bishop Augustine is

154:42

your uncle my father's

154:47

brother fabios

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[Applause]

154:54

fabulus I understand your resentment

154:56

towards me but listen don't sacrifice

155:00

your life nor that of your men to defend

155:02

an empire in Decline I'm Roman an

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officer of the Empire and this is what I

155:09

will be until the very end man is what

155:12

he

155:15

loves if you love the Earth you will be

155:18

of the Earth if you love God you will be

155:21

of

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God as the scriptures

155:25

say we are all gods and children of

155:29

God I'm not a child of any

155:32

God I'm the son of a man who died when I

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was just a

155:38

child do you know Lucille who killed my

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father it was your

155:47

uncle the great Bishop Augustine

155:50

do you remember yes I

155:54

remember I remember every

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detail Ambrose was right I became a

156:04

priest but God wanted more for me by

156:06

then I'd been a bishop for a few

156:13

years now that the confessions is

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finished what will you dictate in this

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room

156:20

I have a few ideas in mind but only one

156:22

in particular is

156:24

urgent a book to defend the church from

156:27

the accusation that it's leading the

156:29

Empire to

156:32

ruin in fact since Rome was sacked by

156:35

all aleric the church has been blamed

156:36

for everything instead the church will

156:39

be the one to hold on to the traditions

156:41

of Rome in these uncertain times that

156:44

are in store for

156:45

us have you chosen the title the city of

156:49

of

156:53

God

156:56

Bishop something

157:00

terrible oh

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[Music]

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Dam oh

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God it's father

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[Music]

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babus his hands have been cut off why

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and his tongue has been cut

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out the donatists have done this the

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ftic

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donatists there is a difference I know

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the difference but when word of the

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murder gets out people won't make such a

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subtle distinction we could risk the

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breakout of civil war between the

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Catholics and the

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donatists

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no what are you going to do a council

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yes you are the bishop of the donatists

157:44

and I of the Catholics let's bring our

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priests together for a public debate in

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Carthage until we establish who's right

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and where the truth stands the truth the

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truth and when we have established the

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truth the truth lies with the donatists

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then we will become

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donatists if it lies with the Catholics

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then you will become

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Catholic we all want peace but there's

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no real peace without the

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truth let's find it to together that

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would be an unfair dispute no one can

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beat an orator like you I won't be

158:26

participating in the debate you won't be

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participating I'm only concerned about

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one thing sidonius the

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truth if by any chance the Catholics

158:42

should should win the debate I wouldn't

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want anyone to suspect that it was all

158:47

due to the skill of rhetoric in instead

158:49

of the truth of the

158:51

arguments one

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condition the judge has to be neutral

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and above

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suspicion we will select him

159:09

together arious to

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meus we come to cage because you are the

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most esteemed judge in the province I

159:17

usually judge criminal matters not

159:19

religious ones I'm not even Christian

159:22

it's not different you just need to

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judge the

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truth you must have a lot of faith in

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yourselves to put everything at stake in

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a public

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debate not in

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ourselves in the

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truth many people have already died in

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this

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conflict that's why we need

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you

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fabulus h

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my son

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fabus he has the same eyes my son used

159:55

to have well he's upset because I

159:59

promised to spend the day with him my

160:01

fault fabulous my

160:03

fault I took your farther away from you

160:12

today are you really sure you don't want

160:14

to speak

160:18

today you'll do fine I'd prefer to

160:22

listen to

160:25

you you know

160:27

pdus was in this tribunal where

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everything began for

160:32

me let's hope that this is not where

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everything ends for

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you

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[Music]

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cians carthaginians let me

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speak I've been called to express a

161:14

judgment on your

161:16

debate I will listen carefully to both

161:18

sides

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I will judge with

161:22

impartiality and trust that the truth we

161:25

discover today will help you to

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unite I officially open this

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debate and invite donatus Bishop

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sidonius to speak

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first illustrious

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judge today I speak before you gentlemen

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ladies and our

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God I could talk about religion sin

161:55

betraying the scriptures or the

161:58

fractured history with our Catholic

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Brothers but today I want to speak of

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only one

162:06

man a

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priest who's been the greatest sinner of

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us

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all Bishop

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Augustine

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have I not stayed silent long

162:32

enough it's time we pull back the veils

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that have hidden the truth of your

162:39

beloved

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Bishop a man who was driven to represent

162:46

murderers and individuals with the most

162:50

base

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morals he was a slave to an

162:56

ambition that pushed him to seek Success

163:00

Through the skill of his

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rhetoric a man of God consumed by lust

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avarice and

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ego a narcissism that drove him to

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worship no greater God than

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himself this to debate was to be about

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truth but that truth has been eclipsed

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by one

163:27

man there is no greater sinner than

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Augustine the fact that he became a

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priest is proof that Catholics cannot be

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trusted

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i' chosen not to

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participate yet from the moment I became

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the topic of

164:10

discussion it's my duty to

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speak

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sidonius

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is

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Right ambitious

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lustful

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narcissistic I was all of these

164:30

things God gave me a mother she showed

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me that nothing in this material world

164:36

is worthy of our

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ambition God gave me a

164:41

woman she showed me that loving means

164:45

renouncing

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oneself God gave me a

164:51

son I started to believe that he was

164:53

created in my

164:55

image then God took him away from

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me to show me he was created in His

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image ambitious lustful

165:07

narcissistic I was all these things and

165:09

still am as we all are as we all are but

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not one of us is

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alone ever

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not even when we're in desperation

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bitterness

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Darkness God is close to

165:29

us God is more brother than any

165:32

brother he's more

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friend than any

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friend more

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lover than any

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lover

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[Music]

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[Music]

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[Applause]

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[Music]

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Victory to the dontis so the next one

166:43

will pierce your heart aren't you coming

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to

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bed

166:49

I'll be right there you haven't made

166:52

your decision

166:54

yet I'm still thinking it

166:58

over go favus say good night to your

167:02

father good night

167:04

father good night my little

167:08

one come on

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run I wish Augustin hadn't dragged you

167:19

into this whole matter I must only

167:21

determine the truth I'm a judge is my

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duty but you're also a

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father and a

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husband don't forget

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[Music]

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[Applause]

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[Music]

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that

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[Music]

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you asked me to give a verdict on your

168:31

debate well then when a judge pronounces

168:35

his opinion he also expresses a judgment

168:38

of himself good judgment if he was just

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in his decision bad judgment if his

168:44

decision was

168:47

warped and the thus with great interest

168:51

in the name of the authority bestowed

168:53

upon

168:54

me the victory of the debate goes

168:57

to the Catholic

169:01

orators the doctrine they uphold is the

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[Music]

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truth

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[Music]

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Augusta

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[Music]

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[Music]

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[Applause]

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[Music]

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raise your go raise your G

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and

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lunge excellent one day you'll have to

169:55

defend your family along with the whole

169:57

of Rome and the

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Empire where will you be well I'll get

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old

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eventually

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[Applause]

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[Music]

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father

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[Music]

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do you remember that time when we walked

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down the beach she was so happy when we

170:31

pushed mother in the

170:33

water

170:37

hilarius I'm

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sorry you needed

170:42

me I did my duty I'm a

170:47

judge

170:50

give me a

170:58

blessing tell me more about that City

171:01

you're writing about the city of

171:11

God

171:12

soon you'll know it better than I

171:17

do

171:26

years have gone

171:28

by but I still don't understand

171:32

you oh my father your father died to

171:36

defend the truth as you are ready to die

171:38

to defend the

171:39

Empire but the Empire will come to an

171:43

end the truth your father died for won't

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no

171:49

my father died for nothing and if the

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Empire comes to an

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[Music]

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end you Christians will be to blame

171:59

because you betrayed

172:10

it all we can do is

172:16

hope they're coming fabus doesn't need

172:19

to attack after all we'll wait for the

172:21

fleet to arrive from Rome I'll go and

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tell him

172:25

wait if fabus is successful it will be

172:28

my success if he fails the fleet will

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arrive and will resolve everything

172:33

proving to everyone that I was right and

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Bishop Augustine was wrong

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[Music]

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exactly

172:56

my God as from the abis of the sea the

172:59

depths of the heart of man bursts forth

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storms Wars and you seem to be overcome

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by Slumber like the day on Lake tiad

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when you were in the boat with your

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apostles then I as they did must cry out

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master master we are about to die do you

173:16

not

173:17

care wake up Master calm the winds like

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on that day come on move the hearts of

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men and ask us like you did on that day

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why are you so afraid have ye no

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[Music]

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faith

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[Music]

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you didn't

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sleep you didn't

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[Music]

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either rless horse Rous horse

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approaching

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what are they what's

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[Music]

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inside he's dead

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dead

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[Music]

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I

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know we've lost a battle not a war

174:59

people have lost their heads not just a

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battle well let's try not to lose ours

175:04

as well trust

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me

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she's been kneeling there since last

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night embark on the ships the pope has

175:34

sent and take her with you there is no

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hope left for this

175:46

city if I don't return

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you take charge of

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[Music]

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[Applause]

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[Music]

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Hippo my name is Augustine the bishop of

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Hippo I would like to speak to your

176:15

leader

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geeric give this yes

176:20

sir there put in that yes

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sir yes

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[Music]

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sir over

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[Music]

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here

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your troops will attack from the West

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Side

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ah the famous

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Bishop they must be really desperate in

177:02

hippo if they decided to risk the life

177:04

of their most illustrious

177:10

citizen what have you come to ask

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me

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nothing I've come only to make you an

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[Laughter]

177:21

offer and what could that possibly

177:25

be the chance to become a great king I

177:28

am already king a king of a great Empire

177:33

no you're just a bandit of a small

177:36

gang you only fight to increase your

177:38

wealth what is that if not

177:41

banditry without laws or unifying the

177:44

people all you rule over is a string of

177:47

conquered villages

177:48

to become a great king it takes more

177:51

than being able to to plunder and

177:53

pillage it takes a vision

177:56

benevolence a firm hand that can build

177:59

as well as

178:00

destroy what you want your legacy to be

178:04

that of a king or that of a bandit do

178:07

the right

178:10

thing free the

178:13

prisoners and take me

178:17

instead

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[Music]

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[Applause]

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[Music]

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[Applause]

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you

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[Music]

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[Music]

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today I'm happy I didn't die for

179:52

[Music]

180:01

Rome geeric has proposed a peace

180:07

agreement all citizens will be spared if

180:11

we lay down our

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arms and open the city Gates this will

180:17

be the beginning of a new hero for

180:20

hippu it will be completely different

180:22

from

180:23

now

180:25

yes but we should not

180:27

fear we should not fear our next of

180:30

kin and today the vandals are the next

180:34

of kin that God has sent

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[Applause]

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us we don't know them you

180:46

say

180:48

they are men I tell

180:50

you they are different from us you

180:53

say no more different than any other men

180:56

I tell you they are our enemies you say

181:00

they will become our friends I tell you

181:03

what will be left of Hippo if it falls

181:05

into the hands of the

181:08

vandals a city is its

181:11

citizens

181:13

Governor not its walls walls are

181:16

important Bishop

181:18

to open the doors of Hippo means to lose

181:21

everything

181:22

homes

181:24

possessions power yes

181:28

everything but that's a reasonable price

181:30

for Life what kind of life would that be

181:34

it would be life certainly richer than

181:37

if we remain attached to our

181:43

possessions I have a better

181:46

proposal I have received a message from

181:48

the

181:49

emperor the Imperial Fleet will arrive

181:53

tonight daar's Fleet will be

181:57

destroyed his army will be lost and

181:59

hippo shall be

182:03

freed you've already tried relying on

182:06

your own strength instead of gods once

182:09

remember what happened we have the

182:12

Imperial Fleet what do we need your God

182:16

for

182:20

if you have come to this

182:23

decision then you no longer need

182:26

me this is the decision we have

182:32

made tomorrow at

182:35

dawn the ships the pope has sent will

182:39

leave whoever wants to

182:42

Embark is more than

182:46

welcome

182:49

[Music]

182:54

whoever doesn't stay and fight will lose

182:57

all their

183:04

[Music]

183:16

possessions

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[Music]

183:22

Fabius

183:24

Bishop what are you doing

183:27

here don't you have to be prepared to be

183:29

freed by the Imperial

183:31

Fleet I don't need that type of Freedom

183:34

anymore you've already freed me today no

183:38

the Lord has freed

183:40

you I didn't even know you were still

183:42

alive I'm not talking about freedom from

183:45

[Music]

183:46

geeric I'm talking about the freedom

183:49

from the old

183:50

[Music]

183:52

Rome you've made me believe that there

183:54

can be a new Rome one not built on fear

183:57

or powerful weapons or past glories we

184:00

need a city founded on hope faith

184:04

and even a love for our enemies it has

184:07

to be a city of a city of

184:12

[Music]

184:16

God

184:20

then maybe one day I'll I'll thank him

184:26

[Music]

184:28

too I remember my father on his

184:34

deathbed asking you to tell him about

184:37

that

184:42

City well today I understand

184:46

why

185:00

there's one more thing I want to ask you

185:09

[Music]

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Bishop

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[Music]

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[Applause]

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[Music]

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[Applause]

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[Music]

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[Applause]

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[Music]

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now you are man and

185:40

wife we have dark times ahead of

185:44

us but you will be a light in the

185:46

Darkness a light of

185:49

love that's why I tell you if you keep

185:52

silent keep silent with

185:55

love if you speak out speak out with

185:59

love if you

186:01

discipline discipline with love if you

186:05

forgive forgive with

186:08

love let love take root within you for

186:12

only goodness can arise from this

186:16

origin love

186:18

and do as you

186:19

[Music]

186:29

wish I stand here today in honor of your

186:36

father that one too all all of

186:42

them why why why have you ordered the

186:45

books to be

186:46

unloaded the ship must be able to save

186:48

as many people as possible including

186:52

you I cannot leave Lucille I'm the

186:55

bishop of this city but they have

186:57

spurned you betrayed you and how many

187:01

times have I betrayed the Lord and still

187:03

he continues to love me and I must be a

187:05

testimony of this love Fabius go on

187:08

board the ship before it's too

187:16

late

187:19

[Music]

187:21

and take care of

187:24

[Music]

187:26

her

187:28

[Music]

187:40

[Music]

187:46

come

187:53

[Music]

188:09

Bing ships on the horizon buring ships

188:13

Vandal ships or Roman ships it's

188:15

impossible to save them Vandal ships or

188:17

ran sh it's impossible to say right now

188:21

Master we must wait for

188:27

[Music]

188:36

Daybreak the Imperial fleet has been

188:39

defeated it's

188:41

defeated the vles have destroyed the

188:43

fleet the vles have destroyed the fleet

188:49

come on leave him

188:52

[Music]

188:58

[Music]

189:16

on

189:39

[Music]

189:46

oh

189:51

[Music]

189:54

love endures in

189:57

adversity it shows Prudence in

190:00

prosperity it is strong in

190:03

suffering it rejoices in Good Deeds it

190:07

is safe from

190:09

Temptation it is generous in Hospitality

190:12

cheerful among true Brothers patient

190:14

with the

190:16

faithless it is the spirit of holy books

190:19

The Virtue of Prophecy the salvation of

190:22

the

190:23

Mysteries it is the strength of

190:25

knowledge the Bounty of

190:28

faith it is wealth for the poor life for

190:31

the

190:32

dying Love is

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[Music]

190:46

Everything

190:57

[Music]

191:16

w

191:17

[Applause]

191:29

[Applause]

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[Music]

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oh

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[Applause]

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no

192:37

not the

192:39

books not the

192:46

books

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[Music]

193:10

[Music]

193:16

die

193:18

[Music]

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[Applause]

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[Music]

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[Applause]

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[Music]

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when the judgment is finished this

194:38

Heaven and Earth shall cease to be and

194:40

there will be a new Heaven and a new

194:42

Earth for this world shall pass away by

194:46

transmutation not by absolute

194:49

destruction and therefore St Paul

194:52

says for the figure of this world passes

194:55

away I would have you be without

194:59

[Music]

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[Applause]

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anxiety

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[Music]

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[Applause]

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why you now

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why

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