Identify two examples of thee given quotations

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Problem

Read the following passage from Augustine's Confessions and pay particular attention to the quotation he takes from other sources. Identify two examples of these quotations. Where does he take them from? What is their original context? What additional meaning do they add to Augustine's text?

You will be evaluated on several criteria:

- Your ability to identify examples of quotation and to research their origins.
- Your ability to interpret these quoted passages in their original context
- Your ability to interpret the new meaning these quotations are given in Augustine's text

2 pages double spaced, size 12 Times New Roman.

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