Discourse IIIDiscourse III Chapter XXIII. Texts Explained; Seventhly, John XIV. 10. Introduction. The doctrine of the coinherence. The Father and the ...
Book VIII.Book VIII.Concerning Gifts, and Ordinations, and the Ecclesiastical Canons. Sec. I.-On the Diversity of Spiritual Gifts. On Whose Account th...
Epistle LXIII.Epistle LXIII. Limenius, Bishop of Vercellae, having died, the see remained long vacant owing to domestic factions. St. Ambrose, therefo...
To the Bishops of EgyptTo the Bishops of Egypt Chapter I.1. Christ warned His followers against false prophets.All things whatsoever our Lord and Savi...
On the Spirit and the LetterOn the Spirit and the LetterIn One Book, Addressed to Marcellinus, a.d. 412.------------Marcellinus, in a letter to August...
Book II.Book II.Augustin pursues his defense of the equality of the trinity; and in treating of the sending of the son and of the Holy Spirit, and of ...
De Decretis or Defence of the Nicene DefinitionDe Decretis or Defence of the Nicene Definition Chapter I. Introduction. The complaint of the Arians ag...
Book IV.Book IV.After having set aside in the former books the Calumnies hurled against the Catholics, Augustin here proceeds to open up the snares wh...
Book II.Book II. Chapter I. Happiness in life is to be gained by living virtuously, inasmuch as thus a Christian, whilst despising glory and the favou...
Book I.Book I.In which the unity and equality of the supreme trinity is established from the sacred scriptures, and some texts alleged against the equ...
An Answer to the Jews. An Answer to the Jews.(1) Translated by the Rev. S. Thelwall.-------- Chapter I.-Occasion of Writing. Relative Position of Jews...
Book VI.Book VI. Chapter I. The Persecution Under Severus.1 When Severus began to persecute the churches,(1) glorious testimonies were given everywher...
Concerning Man's Perfection in RighteousnessConcerning Man's Perfection in RighteousnessIn One Book, Addressed to Eutropius and Paulus, a.d. 415.-----...
Book I.Book I.On the Grace of Christ.Wherein he shows that Pelagius is disingenuous in his confession of grace, inasmuch as he places grace either in ...
1. In this my relation of the merciful working of God upon my soul, it will not be amiss, if, in the first place, I do, in a few words, give you a hi...
The Epitome of the Divine InstitutesThe Epitome of the Divine InstitutesAddressed to His Brother Pentadius. The Preface.-The Plan and Purport of the W...
Book II.Book II.On the Belief in the Resurrection.1. In the former book I indulged my longing to some extent, lest too sharp remedies applied to a bur...
Book II.Book II. Chapter I.-On the World.1. Although all the discussions in the preceding book have had reference to the world and its arrangements, i...
DANTE DANTE AND THE DIVINE COMEDY Once upon a time, as the story-books would say, or, to speak more historically and exactly, in the year of our Lo...
Dialogue II.-The Unconfounded.Dialogue II.-The Unconfounded.Eranistes and Orthodoxus.Eran.-I am come as I promised. 'Tis yours to adopt one of two alt...