In the preface to one of his works, this thinker explains that God’s prerogative is to “Show pity to the humbled soul and crush the sons of pride” by quoting Vergil’s Aeneid. This thinker believed that only Jesus was sinless because original sin is passed down through semen. (10[3])St. (10[1])Ambrose (10[1])baptized (10[5])this (10[1])thinker (10[2])and his (10[1])son (10[3])Adeodatus (10[5])(“ah-day-oh-DAH-tuss”) after he (10[1]-5[1])converted from Manichaeism (10[20])(“man-ih-KEE-ism”), a religion (10[3])he (10[1])adopted (10[3]-5[2])in opposition (10[2])to his (10[1])mother, (10[1])St. Monica. (10[7])In one of his works (10[1])that responded to the (10[2])410 CE (10[1])Sack of Rome, this (10[1])thinker contrasted an earthly (10[2])city with a Heavenly (10[2])city (10[5])made (10[3])by (10[1])the love of God. (10[1])For 10 points, (10[1])name this bishop (10[1])of Hippo (10[4])who (10[1])wrote (10[4])On (10[1])the City (10[1])of God (10[4])and Confessions. (10[2])■END■ (10[4]0[7])