Hello.
Here is another sentence from Origen's Homilies on Luke that I find difficult to understand.
"Unde oportet charitati srena imponere, et tantum ei vagandi permittere libertatem, quantum in praerupta non corruat."
My take on it is that it is something like "Therefore, the love for God must be above everything else, and to whatever extent we can diverge from the topic, however great a failure may be in a collapse."
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Unde oportet charitati srena imponere
Here is another sentence from Origen's Homilies on Luke that I find difficult to understand.
"Unde oportet charitati srena imponere, et tantum ei vagandi permittere libertatem, quantum in praerupta non corruat."
My take on it is that it is something like "Therefore, the love for God must be above everything else, and to whatever extent we can diverge from the topic, however great a failure may be in a collapse."
Rendered like this, the piece does not seem to have any...
Unde oportet charitati srena imponere