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Letters of St. Augustine

St. Augustine of Hippo · c. 386–430 AD

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Post-Nicene

A substantial selection from Augustine's correspondence — pastoral, polemical, and personal — addressed to emperors, bishops, monks, and ordinary Christians over the course of his long episcopate at Hippo.

Table of Contents

1To Hermogenianus2To Zenobius3To Nebridius4To Nebridius5Nebridius to Augustin6Nebridius to Augustin7To Nebridius8Chap. III.—Objection answered.9Nebridius to Augustin10To Nebridius11To Nebridius12To Nebridius13Omitted14To Nebridius15To Nebridius16To Romanianus17Maximus to Augustin18To Maximus19To Cœlestinus20To Gaius21To Antoninus22To Bishop Valerius23To Bishop Aurelius24To Maximin25to Alypius by Paulinus26from Paulinus and Therasia27To Licentius28To Paulinus29To Jerome30to Alypius31From Paulinus and Therasia32To Paulinus and Therasia33Letters Which Were Written by Augustin After His Becoming Bishop of Hippo, and Before the Conference Held with the Donatists at Carthage, and the Discovery of the Heresy of Pelagius in Africa (a.d. 396–410).34From Paulinus to Romanianus and Licentius35To Proculeianus36To Eusebius37To Eusebius38To Casulanus39Chap. XIII.40To Simplicianus41To Profuturus42From Jerome43To Jerome44To Aurelius45To Paulinus and Therasia46To Glorius, Eleusius, etc47Chap. VIII.48To Eleusius, Glorius, and the Two Felixes49to Paulinus and Therasia50From Publicola51To Publicola52To Eudoxius53To Honoratus54To the Magistrates of Suffectum55To Crispinus56To Severinus57To Generosus58To Januarius59To Januarius60Chap. VIII.61Chap. XIII.62Chap. XVII.63Chap. XVIII.64to Celer65To Pammachius66To Victorinus67To Aurelius68To Theodorus69to Severus70To Severus71To Quintianus72To Xantippus73to Crispinus74To Jerome75From Jerome76To Castorius77To Naucelio78To Jerome79From Jerome80To Jerome81To Præsidius82From Jerome83To the Donatists84To Felix and Hilarinus85To the Clergy, etc., of the Church of Hippo86A Challenge to a Manichæan Teacher87To Paulinus88From Jerome89To Jerome90To Alypius91To Novatus92To Paulus93To Cæcilianus94To Emeritus95To Januarius96To Festus97From Nectarius98To Nectarius99To Lady Italica100To Vincentius101Chap. VIII.102Chap. XIII.103From Paulinus and Therasia104To Paulinus and Therasia105To Olympius106To Olympius107To Boniface108To the Very Devout Italica109To Donatus110To Memor111To Deogratias112From Nectarius113To Nectarius114To Victorianus115To Fortunatus116To Generosus117From Dioscorus118To Dioscorus119To His Well-Beloved Brethren the Clergy, etc120From Jerome121To Albina, Pinianus, and Melania122To Alypius123To Albina124To Proba125Chap. VIII.126Chap. XIII.127To Proba128To Volusianus129To Marcellinus130From Volusianus131From Marcellinus132To Volusianus133To Marcellinus134To Marcellinus135To Marcellinus136To the Inhabitants of Cirta137To Anastasius138To Pelagius139To Fortunatianus140To Proba and Juliana141To Cæcilianus142From Evodius143To Evodius144From Evodius145To Evodius146To Marcellinus and Anapsychia147To Jerome148Chap. VIII.149To Jerome150From Augustin to Jerome on James II. 10.151To Evodius152From Jerome153To Donatus154To Oceanus155To Juliana156To Boniface157To Sixtus158To Cælestine159From Jerome160Honorius Augustus and Theodosius Augustus to Bishop Aurelius161Jerome to Alypius and Augustin162To Largus163To Felicia164To Cælestine165To Felicitas, Rusticus, etc166To the Nuns167To Quintilianus168Augustin Designates his Successor169To Palatinus170To Proculus and Cylinus171To Boniface172To Alypius173To Honoratus174To Darius175To Darius176To the People of Madaura177To Ceretius178To Possidius179To Lampadius180To Auxilius181To Benenatus182To Sapida183To Nobilius
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