The Confessions of St. Augustine
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London :
J.M.Dent Sons,
1942.
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| Colección: | Everyman's library
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- Confessions of the greatness and unsearchableness of God
- Object of these confessions
- His residence at Carthage from his seventeenth to his nineteenth year
- Aug.'s life from nineteen to eight and twenty
- S. Aug.'s twenty-ninth year
- Arrival of Monnica at Milan
- Aug.'s thirty-first year
- Aug.'s thirty-second year
- Aug. determines to devote his life to God
- Having in the former books spoken of himself before his receiving the grace of Baptism
- Aug. breaks off the history of the mode whereby God led him to holy Orders
- Aug. proceeds to comment on Gen. i. I. and explains the "heaven" yo mean that spiritual and incorporeal creation, which cleaves to God unintermittingly
- Continuation of the exposition of Gen. i.; it contains the mystery of the Trinity.