“Ordinem rerum, Zenobi cum sequi ac tenere cuique proprium, tum uero uniuersitatis, quo coercetur hic mundus et regitur, uel uidere uel pandere difficillimum homnibus atque rarissumum est” (Saint Augustine, De Ordine, Liber Primus).
To follow and observe the order of the things, Zenobe, that order which is proper of each one, and to see and make clear that order that regards the set, that contains this world and governs it, is very much difficult and rare for the men. (A translation that was adapted to a better reading and comprehension.).
Seguir e observar a ordem das coisas, Zenóbio, a que é própria de cada um, e ver e tornar clara a que respeita ao conjunto, que contém este mundo e o governa, é muitíssimo difícil e raro para os homens.
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