A Select Library of the Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers of the Christian Church: The confessions and letters of St. Augustin, with a sketch of his life and work

Christian literature Company, 1886

COMMENCING WITH THE INVOCATION OF GOD AUGUSTIN RELATES IN DETAIL THE BEGINNING OF	45

Concerning the motives to sin which are not in the love of evil but in the desire of obtaining	57

He attacks the doctrine of the Manichæans concerning evil God and the righteousness	63

Not even the most experienced men could persuade him of the vanity of astrology to which	69

Stricken with exceeding grief he remembers the dissolute passions in which in his sixteenth	87

As Ambrose was occupied with business and study Augustin could seldom consult	91

Being troubled by his grievous errors he meditates entering on a new life	98

That God is not corruptible who if He were would not be God at all	104

That creatures are mutable and God alone immutable	110

HAVING MANIFESTED WHAT HE WAS AND WHAT HE IS HE SHOWS THE GREAT FRUIT OF HIS CONFESSION	142

What it is to remember	150

Of the charms of perfumes which are more easily overcome	156

THE DESIGN OF HIS CONFESSIONS BEING DECLARED HE SEEKS FROM GOD THE KNOWLEDGE OF THE HOLY	163

Time can only be perceived or measured while it is passing	169

HE CONTINUES HIS EXPLANATION OF THE FIRST CHAPTER OF GENESIS ACCORDING TO THE SEPTUAGINT	176

What may have been the form of matter	177

He enumerates the things concerning which all agree	183

OF THE GOODNESS OF GOD EXPLAINED IN THE CREATION OF THINGS AND OF THE TRINITY AS FOUND	190

That the symbols of the Trinity in man To Be To Know and To Will are never	193

Concerning reptiles and flying creatures ver 20the sacrament of Baptism being	199

Although it is said eight times that God saw that it was good yet time has	205

THE LETTERS	211

TO PAMMACHIUS LIX TO VICTORINUS LX To Aurelius LXI TO THEODORUS LXII TO Severus LXIII To Severus LXIV TO QUINTIANUS L...	217

I	219

VIII	226

TO ROMANIANUS	232

XXII	239

TO LICENTIUS	246

TO PROCULEIANUS	260

25	267

TO SIMPLICIANUS	270

TO CRispinus	296

TO BROTHER PAULINUS and SISTER THERASIA	401

TO OLYMPIUS	404

TO OLYMPIUS	405

TO BONIFACE	406

TO THE VERY DEVOUT ITALICA	410

To Donatus	411

TO MEMOR	412

TO DEOGRATIAS	414

TO MY LORD AND BROTHER AUGUSTIN	425

TO NECTARIUS	427

TO VICTORIANUS	433

To FORTUNATUS	436

To Generosus	437

349	548

361	610

364	611

380	612

382	613

433	614

209	617

455	618

FROM DIOSCORUS TO AUGUSTIN CXVIII AUGUSTIN TO DIOSCORUS	619

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제목	A Select Library of the Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers of the Christian Church: The confessions and letters of St. Augustin, with a sketch of his life and work 1권/A Select Library of the Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers of the Christian Church, Saint Augustine (of Hippo)
도움을 주신 분들	Saint Augustine (of Hippo), Saint John Chrysostom
발행인	Christian literature Company, 1886
소장	캘리포니아 대학교
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