if we are wayfarers who want to return home, then we must see the world as a means of transportation (terestibus vel mar — Augustine of Hippo
if we are wayfarers who want to return home, then we must see the world as a means of transportation (terestibus vel mar — Augustine of Hippo
if we are wayfarers who want to return home, then we must see the world as a means of transportation (terestibus vel mar — Augustine of Hippo
if we are wayfarers who want to return home, then we must see the world as a means of transportation (terestibus vel mar — Augustine of Hippo
if we are wayfarers who want to return home, then we must see the world as a means of transportation (terestibus vel mar — Augustine of Hippo
if we are wayfarers who want to return home, then we must see the world as a means of transportation (terestibus vel mar — Augustine of Hippo
if we are wayfarers who want to return home, then we must see the world as a means of transportation (terestibus vel mar — Augustine of Hippo
if we are wayfarers who want to return home, then we must see the world as a means of transportation (terestibus vel mar — Augustine of Hippo
if we are wayfarers who want to return home, then we must see the world as a means of transportation (terestibus vel mar — Augustine of Hippo
if we are wayfarers who want to return home, then we must see the world as a means of transportation (terestibus vel mar — Augustine of Hippo
if we are wayfarers who want to return home, then we must see the world as a means of transportation (terestibus vel mar — Augustine of Hippo
if we are wayfarers who want to return home, then we must see the world as a means of transportation (terestibus vel mar — Augustine of Hippo
if we are wayfarers who want to return home, then we must see the world as a means of transportation (terestibus vel mar — Augustine of Hippo
if we are wayfarers who want to return home, then we must see the world as a means of transportation (terestibus vel mar — Augustine of Hippo
if we are wayfarers who want to return home, then we must see the world as a means of transportation (terestibus vel mar — Augustine of Hippo
if we are wayfarers who want to return home, then we must see the world as a means of transportation (terestibus vel mar — Augustine of Hippo
if we are wayfarers who want to return home, then we must see the world as a means of transportation (terestibus vel mar — Augustine of Hippo
if we are wayfarers who want to return home, then we must see the world as a means of transportation (terestibus vel mar — Augustine of Hippo
if we are wayfarers who want to return home, then we must see the world as a means of transportation (terestibus vel mar — Augustine of Hippo
if we are wayfarers who want to return home, then we must see the world as a means of transportation (terestibus vel mar — Augustine of Hippo
if we are wayfarers who want to return home, then we must see the world as a means of transportation (terestibus vel mar — Augustine of Hippo
if we are wayfarers who want to return home, then we must see the world as a means of transportation (terestibus vel mar — Augustine of Hippo
if we are wayfarers who want to return home, then we must see the world as a means of transportation (terestibus vel mar — Augustine of Hippo
if we are wayfarers who want to return home, then we must see the world as a means of transportation (terestibus vel mar — Augustine of Hippo
if we are wayfarers who want to return home, then we must see the world as a means of transportation (terestibus vel mar — Augustine of Hippo
if we are wayfarers who want to return home, then we must see the world as a means of transportation (terestibus vel mar — Augustine of Hippo
if we are wayfarers who want to return home, then we must see the world as a means of transportation (terestibus vel mar — Augustine of Hippo
if we are wayfarers who want to return home, then we must see the world as a means of transportation (terestibus vel mar — Augustine of Hippo
if we are wayfarers who want to return home, then we must see the world as a means of transportation (terestibus vel mar — Augustine of Hippo
if we are wayfarers who want to return home, then we must see the world as a means of transportation (terestibus vel mar — Augustine of Hippo
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if we are wayfarers who want to return home, then we must see the world as a means of transportation (terestibus vel marinis vehiculis) and always remember to distinguish the means and ends.

— Augustine of Hippo
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