Ewigkeit: Difference between revisions

|dela=Ewigkeit, [[aeternitas]]. [[vis]] aeterna ([[beide]] [[von]] [[Gott]], [[als]] [[Ewigkeit]]; [[aeternitas]] [[dann]] [[auch]] = ewige [[Dauer]], z.B. temporum: u. demptā aeternitate [[[ohne]] E.] [[nihilo]] beatior [[est]] [[Iuppiter]] [[quam]] [[Epicurus]]). – [[tempus]] infinitum. [[aevum]] [[sempiternum]] (ewige [[Dauer]]). – [[vita]] aeterna (der [[Zustand]] [[nach]] diesem [[Leben]]). – aeterna,n. pl. (das Ewige, z.B. an die E. [[denken]], aeterna cogitare). – seinen [[Blick]] [[nur]] [[auf]] die E. [[richten]], [[nihil]] [[nisi]] [[sempiternum]] spectare. – [[von]] E. her, ex aeternitate; ex [[aeterno]] tempore; ab [[infinito]] tempore: [[von]] [[aller]] E. her, ex omni aeternitate: [[von]] E. zu E., ex [[aeterno]] tempore in [[aeternum]]: eine E., aetatem (s. Ter. eun. 734: Py.An abiit [[iam]] a milite?Ch.Iam [[dudum]], aetatem): [[für]] die E., in [[perpetuum]]; in omne [[tempus]]; in [[aeternum]] ([[für]] ewige Zeiten, z.B. urbem condere): in E. [[nicht]], [[numquam]] ([[niemals]], z.B. fiet).