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In the main - unity, in the secondary - freedom, in everything - love
Mark Anthony de Dominis
Phraseologism: In the main - unity, in the secondary - freedom, in everything - love.
Meaning: If we preserve Unity in necessary things, Freedom in non-necessary things, Mercy in everything, then our affairs will undoubtedly be in a better condition.
Origin: The expression of the Croatian Catholic theologian Mark Antony de Dominis, who first used it in the treatise "Church Republic", published in 1617.
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Sacred Stones of Europe.
Meaning:
Cultural, moral values of European civilization.
Origin:
The original source of the expression is the novels of F. M. Dostoevsky (1821-1881). In the novel The Teenager (1875), Versilov’s words: “For a Russian, Europe is as precious as Russia, every stone in it is sweet and dear. Europe was our Fatherland just as much as Russia ... Oh, these old strangers are dear to Russians stones, these wonders of God's old world, these fragments of holy miracles, and even this is dearer to us than to them!" In the novel The Brothers Karamazov (1879-1880), Ivan Karamazov said to Alyosha Karamazov: “I want to go to Europe, Alyosha, I’ll go from here, and I know that I’ll only go to the cemetery ... that’s what! .. Dear dead lie there, every stone under them speaks of such a hot past life, of such a passionate faith in my feat, in my truth, in my struggle and in my science, that I know in advance that I will fall to the ground and kiss these stones , and cry over them - at the same time, convinced with all my heart that all this has long been a cemetery, and nothing more. |
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