Letters

Saint Augustine of Hippo · the golden age of the Fathers · 164 parts

Parts

• Letters — Letter 1 (St. Augustine) · 4 paragraphsTo Hermogenianus Augustin Sends Greeting.
• Letters — Letter 2 (St. Augustine) · 3 paragraphsTo Zenobius Augustin Sends Greeting.
• Letters — Letter 3 (St. Augustine) · 10 paragraphsTo Nebridius Augustin Sends Greeting.
• Letters — Letter 4 (St. Augustine) · 4 paragraphsTo Nebridius Augustin Sends Greeting.
• Letters — Letter 5 (St. Augustine) · 1 paragraphTo Augustin Nebridius Sends Is it true, my beloved Augustin, that you are spending your strength and patience on the affairs of your fellow-citizens…
• Letters — Letter 6 (St. Augustine) · 4 paragraphsTo Augustin Nebridius Sends Greeting.
• Letters — Letter 7 (St. Augustine) · 14 paragraphsTo Nebridius Augustin Sends Chap. I.—Memory may be exercised independently of such images as are presented by the imagination.
• Letters — Letter 8 (St. Augustine) · 3 paragraphsLetter VIII. (a.d. 389.) To Augustin Nebridius Sends Greeting.
• Letters — Letter 9 (St. Augustine) · 7 paragraphsTo Nebridius Augustin Sends Greeting.
• Letters — Letter 10 (St. Augustine) · 6 paragraphsTo Nebridius Augustin Sends Greeting, 1. No question of yours ever kept me so disturbed while reflecting upon it, as the remark which I read in your…
• Letters — Letter 11 (St. Augustine) · 10 paragraphsTo Nebridius Augustin Sends Greeting.
• Letters — Letter 13 (St. Augustine) · 5 paragraphsLetter XIII. (a.d. 389.) To Nebridius Augustin Sends Greeting.
• Letters — Letter 14 (St. Augustine) · 8 paragraphsTo Nebridius Augustin Sends Greeting.
• Letters — Letter 15 (St. Augustine) · 4 paragraphsTo Romanianus Augustin Sends Greeting.
• Letters — Letter 16 (St. Augustine) · 5 paragraphsFrom Maximus of Madaura to Augustin.
• Letters — Letter 17 (St. Augustine) · 9 paragraphsLetter XVII. (a.d. 390.) To Maximus of Madaura.
• Letters — Letter 18 (St. Augustine) · 3 paragraphsLetter XVIII. (a.d. 390.) To Cœlestinus Augustin Sends Greeting.
• Letters — Letter 19 (St. Augustine) · 3 paragraphsTo Gaius Augustin Sends Greeting.
• Letters — Letter 20 (St. Augustine) · 5 paragraphsTo Antoninus Augustin Sends Greeting.
• Letters — Letter 21 (St. Augustine) · 9 paragraphsTo My Lord Bishop Valerius, Most Blessed and Venerable, My Father Most Warmly Cherished with True Love in the Sight of the Lord, Augustin, Presbyter,…
• Letters — Letter 22 (St. Augustine) · 15 paragraphsLetter XXII. (a.d. 392.) To Bishop Aurelius, Augustin, Presbyter, Sends Greeting. Chap. I.
• Letters — Letter 23 (St. Augustine) · 16 paragraphsLetter XXIII. (a.d. 392.) To Maximin, My Well-Beloved Lord and Brother, Worthy of Honour, Augustin, Presbyter of the Catholic Church, Sends Greeting…
• Letters — Letter 24 (St. Augustine) · 1 paragraphThis letter, written in 394 to Alypius by Paulinus, owes its place in the collection of Augustin’s letters to the notice of the treatises written by…
• Letters — Letter 25 (St. Augustine) · 9 paragraphsTo Augustin, Our Lord and Brother Beloved and Venerable, from Paulinus and Therasia, Sinners.
• Letters — Letter 26 (St. Augustine) · 10 paragraphsLetter XXVI. (a.d. 395.) To Licentiusfrom Augustin.
• Letters — Letter 27 (St. Augustine) · 14 paragraphsLetter XXVII. (a.d. 395.) To My Lord, Holy and Venerable, and Worthy of Highest Praise in Christ, My Brother Paulinus, Augustin Sends Greeting in the…
• Letters — Letter 28 (St. Augustine) · 12 paragraphsTo Jerome, His Most Beloved Lord, and Brother and Fellow-Presbyter, Worthy of Being Honoured and Embraced with the Sincerest Affectionate Devotion,…
• Letters — Letter 29 (St. Augustine) · 18 paragraphsLetter XXIX. (a.d. 395.) A Letter from the Presbyter of the District of Hippo to Alypius the Bishop of Thagaste, Concerning the Anniversary of the…
• Letters — Letter 30 (St. Augustine) · 6 paragraphsThis letter of Paulinus was written before receiving a reply to his former letter, No. 27, p.
• Letters — Letter 31 (St. Augustine) · 14 paragraphsLetters Which Were Written by Augustin After His Becoming Bishop of Hippo, and Before the Conference Held with the Donatists at Carthage, and the…
• Letters — Letter 32 (St. Augustine) · 1 paragraphThis letter from Paulinus to Romanianus and Licentius expresses the satisfaction with which he heard of the promotion of Augustin to the episcopate,…
• Letters — Letter 33 (St. Augustine) · 10 paragraphsLetter XXXIII. (a.d. 396.) To Proculeianus, My Lord, Honourable and Most Beloved, Augustin Sends Greeting.
• Letters — Letter 34 (St. Augustine) · 10 paragraphsLetter XXXIV. (a.d. 396.) To Eusebius, My Excellent Lord and Brother, Worthy of Affection and Esteem, Augustin Sends Greeting.
• Letters — Letter 35 (St. Augustine) · 9 paragraphsLetter XXXV. (a.d. 396.) (Another letter to Eusebius on the same subject.) To Eusebius, My Excellent Lord and Brother, Worthy of Affection and…
• Letters — Letter 36 (St. Augustine) · 31 paragraphsLetter XXXVI. (a.d. 396.) To My Brother and Fellow-Presbyter Casulanus, Most Beloved and Longed For, Augustin Sends Greeting in the Lord. Chap. I.
• Letters — Letter 37 (St. Augustine) · 4 paragraphsLetter XXXVII. (a.d. 397.) To Simplicianus,My Lord Most Blessed, and My Father Most Worthy of Being Cherished with Respect and Sincere Affection,…
• Letters — Letter 38 (St. Augustine) · 5 paragraphsLetter XXXVIII. (a.d. 397.) To His Brother Profuturus Augustin Sends Greeting.
• Letters — Letter 39 (St. Augustine) · 3 paragraphsLetter XXXIX. (a.d. 397.) To My Lord Augustin, a Most Blessed, Jerome Sends Greeting in Christ. Chap. I.
• Letters — Letter 40 (St. Augustine) · 14 paragraphsTo My Lord Much Beloved, and Brother Worthy of Being Honoured and Embraced with the Most Sincere Devotion of Charity, My Fellow-Presbyter Jerome,…
• Letters — Letter 41 (St. Augustine) · 4 paragraphsTo Father Aurelius, Our Lord Most Blessed and Worthy of Veneration, Our Brother Most Sincerely Beloved, and Our Partner in the Sacerdotal Office,…
• Letters — Letter 42 (St. Augustine) · 1 paragraphLetter XLII. (a.d. 397.) To Paulinus and Therasia, My Brother and Sister in Christ, Worthy of Respect and Praise, Most Eminent for Piety, Augustin…
• Letters — Letter 43 (St. Augustine) · 48 paragraphsLetter XLIII. (a.d. 397.) To Glorius, Eleusius, the Two Felixes, Grammaticus, and All Others to Whom This May Be Acceptable, My Lords Most Beloved…
• Letters — Letter 44 (St. Augustine) · 24 paragraphsLetter XLIV. (a.d. 398.) To My Lords Most Beloved, and Brethren Worthy of All Praise, Eleusius, Glorius, and the Two Felixes, Augustin Sends…
• Letters — Letter 46 (St. Augustine) · 7 paragraphsLetter XLVI. (a.d. 398.) A letter propounding several cases of conscience. To My Beloved and Venerable Father the Bishop Augustin, Publicola Sends…
• Letters — Letter 47 (St. Augustine) · 12 paragraphsLetter XLVII. (a.d. 398.) To the Honourable Publicola, My Much Beloved Son, Augustin Sends Greeting in the Lord.
• Letters — Letter 48 (St. Augustine) · 6 paragraphsLetter XLVIII. (a.d. 398.) To My Lord Eudoxius, My Brother and Fellow-Presbyter, Beloved and Longed For, and to the Brethren Who are with…
• Letters — Letter 50 (St. Augustine) · 2 paragraphsTo the Magistrates and Leading Men, or Elders, of the Colony of Suffectum, Bishop Augustin Sends Earth reels and heaven trembles at the report of the…
• Letters — Letter 51 (St. Augustine) · 10 paragraphsAn invitation to Crispinus, Donatist bishop at Calama, to discuss the whole question of the Donatist schism. (No salutation at the beginning of the…
• Letters — Letter 53 (St. Augustine) · 12 paragraphsLetter LIII. (a.d. 400.) To Generosus, Our Most Loved and Honourable Brother, Fortunatus, Alypius, and Augustin Send Greeting in the Lord. Chap. I.
• Letters — Letter 54 (St. Augustine) · 18 paragraphsStyled also Book I. of Replies to Questions of Januarius. (a.d. 400.) To His Beloved Son Januarius, Augustin Sends Greeting in the Lord. Chap. I.
• Letters — Letter 55 (St. Augustine) · 63 paragraphsOr Book II. of Replies to Questions of Januarius. (a.d. 400.) Chap. I.
• Letters — Letter 58 (St. Augustine) · 4 paragraphsLetter LVIII. (a.d. 401.) To My Noble and Worthy Lord Pammachius, My Son, Dearly Beloved in the Bowels of Christ, Augustin Sends Greeting in the Lord.
• Letters — Letter 59 (St. Augustine) · 4 paragraphsTo My Most Blessed Lord and Venerable Father Victorinus, My Brother in the Priesthood, Augustin Sends Greeting in the Lord.
• Letters — Letter 60 (St. Augustine) · 3 paragraphsTo Father Aurelius, My Lord Most Blessed, and Revered with Most Justly Merited Respect, My Brother in the Priesthood, Most Sincerely Beloved,…
• Letters — Letter 61 (St. Augustine) · 4 paragraphsTo His well-Beloved and honourable Brother Theodorus, Bishop Augustin Sends Greeting in the Lord.
• Letters — Letter 62 (St. Augustine) · 5 paragraphsLetter LXII. (a.d.
• Letters — Letter 63 (St. Augustine) · 6 paragraphsLetter LXIII. (a.d. 401.) To Severus, My lord Most Blessed and Venerable, a Brother Worthy of Being Embraced with Unfeigned Love, and Partner in the…
• Letters — Letter 64 (St. Augustine) · 7 paragraphsLetter LXIV. (a.d. 401.) To My Lord Quintianus, My Most Beloved Brother and Fellow-Presbyter, Augustin Sends Greeting in the Lord.
• Letters — Letter 65 (St. Augustine) · 5 paragraphsTo the Aged Xantippus, My Lord Most Blessed and Worthy of Veneration, and My Father and Colleague in the Priestly Office, Augustin Sends Greeting in…
• Letters — Letter 66 (St. Augustine) · 4 paragraphsLetter LXVI. (a.d. 402.) Addressed, Without Salutation, to Crispinus, the Donatist Bishop of Calama.
• Letters — Letter 67 (St. Augustine) · 4 paragraphsLetter LXVII. (a.d. 402.) To My Lord Most Beloved and Longed For, My Honoured Brother in Christ, and Fellow-Presbyter, Jerome, Augustin Sends…
• Letters — Letter 68 (St. Augustine) · 6 paragraphsLetter LXVIII. (a.d. 402.) To Augustin, My Lord, Truly Holy and Most Blessed Father, Jerome Sends Greeting in Christ.
• Letters — Letter 69 (St. Augustine) · 6 paragraphsLetter LXIX. (a.d. 402.) To Their Justly Beloved Lord Castorius, Their Truly Welcomed and Worthily Honoured Son, Alypius and Augustin Send Greeting…
• Letters — Letter 70 (St. Augustine) · 1 paragraphThis letter is addressed by Alypius and Augustin to Naucelio, a person through whom they had discussed the question of the Donatist schism with…
• Letters — Letter 71 (St. Augustine) · 11 paragraphsLetter LXXI. (a.d. 403.) To My Venerable Lord Jerome, My Esteemed and Holy Brother and Fellow-Presbyter, Augustin Sends Greeting in the Lord. Chap. I.
• Letters — Letter 72 (St. Augustine) · 9 paragraphsLetter LXXII. (a.d. 404.) To Augustin, My Lord Truly Holy, and Most Blessed Father, Jerome Sends Greeting in the Chap. I.
• Letters — Letter 73 (St. Augustine) · 19 paragraphsLetter LXXIII. (a.d. 404.) To Jerome, My Venerable and Most Esteemed Brother and Fellow-Presbyter Augustin Sends Greeting in the Lord. Chap. I.
• Letters — Letter 74 (St. Augustine) · 2 paragraphsLetter LXXIV. (a.d. 404.) To My Lord Præsidius, Most Blessed, My Brother and Partner in the Priestly Office, Truly Esteemed, Augustin Sends Greeting…
• Letters — Letter 75 (St. Augustine) · 46 paragraphsLetter LXXV. (a.d. 404.) Jerome’s answer to Letters XXVIII., XL., and LXXI. To Augustin, My Lord Truly Holy, and Most Blessed Father, Jerome Sends…
• Letters — Letter 76 (St. Augustine) · 9 paragraphsLetter LXXVI. (a.d. 402.)
• Letters — Letter 77 (St. Augustine) · 3 paragraphsLetter LXXVII. (a.d. 404.) To Felix and Hilarinus, My Lords most Beloved, and Brethren Worthy of All Honour, Augustin Sends Greeting in the Lord.
• Letters — Letter 78 (St. Augustine) · 17 paragraphsLetter LXXVIII. (a.d. 404.) To My Most Beloved Brethren, the Clergy, Elders, and People of the Church of Hippo, Whom I Serve in the Love of Christ,…
• Letters — Letter 79 (St. Augustine) · 2 paragraphsLetter LXXIX. (a.d. 404.) A short and stern challenge to some Manichæan teacher who had succeeded Fortunatus (supposed to be Felix). Your attempts at…
• Letters — Letter 80 (St. Augustine) · 1 paragraphLetter LXXX. (a.d. 404.) A letter to Paulinus, asking him to explain more fully how we may know what is the will of God and rule of our duty in the…
• Letters — Letter 81 (St. Augustine) · 2 paragraphsLetter LXXXI. (a.d. 405.) To Augustin, My Lord Truly Holy, and Most Blessed Father, Jerome Sends Greeting in the Having anxiously inquired of our…
• Letters — Letter 82 (St. Augustine) · 56 paragraphsLetter LXXXII. (a.d. 405.) A Reply to Letters LXXII., LXXV., and LXXXI. To Jerome, My Lord Beloved and Honoured in the Bowels of Christ, My Holy…
• Letters — Letter 83 (St. Augustine) · 10 paragraphsLetter LXXXIII. (a.d. 405.) To My Lord Alypius Most Blessed, My Brother and Colleague, Beloved and Longed for 362With Sincere Veneration, and to the…
• Letters — Letter 84 (St. Augustine) · 4 paragraphsLetter LXXXIV. (a.d. 405.) To My Lord Novatus, Most Blessed, My Brother and Partner in the Priestly Office, Esteemed and Longed For, and to the…
• Letters — Letter 85 (St. Augustine) · 5 paragraphsLetter LXXXV. (a.d. 405.) To My Lord Paulus, Most Beloved, My Brother and Colleague in the Priesthood, Whose Highest Welfare is Sought by All My…
• Letters — Letter 86 (St. Augustine) · 1 paragraphLetter LXXXVI. (a.d. 405.) To My Noble Lord Cæcilianus, My Son Truly and Justly Honourable and Esteemed in the Love of Christ, Augustin, Bishop,…
• Letters — Letter 87 (St. Augustine) · 19 paragraphsLetter LXXXVII. (a.d. 405.) To His Brother Emeritus, Beloved and Longed For, Augustin Sends Greeting.
• Letters — Letter 88 (St. Augustine) · 20 paragraphsLetter LXXXVIII. (a.d. 406.) To Januarius, the Catholic Clergy of the District of HippoSend the Following.
• Letters — Letter 89 (St. Augustine) · 14 paragraphsLetter LXXXIX. (a.d. 406.) To Festus, My Lord Well Beloved, My Son Honourable and Worthy of Esteem, Augustin Sends Greeting in the Lord.
• Letters — Letter 90 (St. Augustine) · 2 paragraphsTo My Noble Lord and Brother, Worthy of All Esteem, Bishop Augustin, Nectarius Sends I do not dwell upon the strength of the love men bear to their…
• Letters — Letter 91 (St. Augustine) · 16 paragraphsTo My Noble Lord and Justly Honoured Brother Nectarius, Augustin Sends Greeting.
• Letters — Letter 92 (St. Augustine) · 10 paragraphsLetter XCII. (a.d. 408.) To the Noble and Justly Distinguished Lady Italica, a Daughter Worthy of Honour in the Love of Christ, Bishop Augustin Sends…
• Letters — Letter 93 (St. Augustine) · 93 paragraphsLetter XCIII. (a.d. 408.) To Vincentius, My Brother Dearly Beloved, Augustin Sends Greeting. Chap. I.
• Letters — Letter 94 (St. Augustine) · 1 paragraphLetter XCIV. (a.d. 408.) A letter to Augustin from Paulinus and Therasia, the substance of which is sufficiently stated in the next letter, which…
• Letters — Letter 95 (St. Augustine) · 18 paragraphsTo Brother Paulinus and Sister Therasia, Most Beloved and Sincere Saints Worthy of Affection and Veneration, Fellow-Disciples with Himself Under the…
• Letters — Letter 96 (St. Augustine) · 5 paragraphsLetter XCVI. (a.d. 408.) To Olympius, My Lord Greatly Beloved, and My Son Worthy of Honour and Regard As a Member of Christ, Augustin Sends Greeting.
• Letters — Letter 97 (St. Augustine) · 6 paragraphsLetter XCVII. (a.d. 408.) To Olympius, My Excellent and Justly Distinguished Lord, and My Son Worthy of Much Honour in Christ, Augustin Sends…
• Letters — Letter 98 (St. Augustine) · 20 paragraphsLetter XCVIII. (a.d. 408.) To Boniface, His Colleague in the Episcopal Office, Augustin Sends Greeting in the Lord.
• Letters — Letter 99 (St. Augustine) · 5 paragraphsLetter XCIX. (a.d. 408 or Beginning of 409.) To the Very Devout Italica, an Handmaid of God, Praised Justly and Piously by the Members of Christ,…
• Letters — Letter 100 (St. Augustine) · 5 paragraphsTo Donatus His Noble and Deservedly Honourable Lord, and Eminently Praiseworthy Son, Augustin Sends Greeting in the Lord.
• Letters — Letter 101 (St. Augustine) · 8 paragraphsTo Memor,My Lord Most Blessed, and with All Veneration Most Beloved, My Brother and Colleague Sincerely Longed For, Augustin Sends Greeting in the…
• Letters — Letter 102 (St. Augustine) · 57 paragraphsTo Deogratias, My Brother in All Sincerity, and My Fellow-Presbyter, Augustin Sends Greeting in the Lord.
• Letters — Letter 103 (St. Augustine) · 8 paragraphsLetter CIII. (a.d. 409.) To My Lord and Brother, Augustin, Rightly and Justly Worthy of Esteem and of All Possible Honour, Nectarius Sends Greeting…
• Letters — Letter 104 (St. Augustine) · 31 paragraphsTo Nectarius, My Noble Lord and Brother, Justly Worthy of All Honour and Esteem, Augustin Sends Greeting in the Lord. Chap. I.
• Letters — Letter 111 (St. Augustine) · 18 paragraphsLetter CXI. (November, a.d. 409.) To Victorianus, His Beloved Lord and Most Longed-for Brother and Fellow-Presbyter, Augustin Sends Greeting in the…
• Letters — Letter 115 (St. Augustine) · 3 paragraphsTo Fortunatus, My Colleague in the Priesthood, My Lord Most Blessed, and My Brother Beloved with Profound Esteem, and to the Brethren Who are with…
• Letters — Letter 116 (St. Augustine) · 1 paragraphLetter CXVI. (Enclosed in the Foregoing To Generosus, My Noble and Justly Distinguished Lord, My Honoured and Much-Loved Son, Augustin Sends Greeting…
• Letters — Letter 117 (St. Augustine) · 2 paragraphsLetter CXVII. (a.d. 410.) To you, who esteem the substance, not the style of expression, as important, any formal preamble to this letter would be…
• Letters — Letter 118 (St. Augustine) · 65 paragraphsLetter CXVIII. (a.d. 410.) Augustin to Dioscorus. Chap. I.
• Letters — Letter 122 (St. Augustine) · 5 paragraphsLetter CXXII. (a.d. 410.) To His Well-Beloved Brethren the Clergy, and to the Whole People [of Hippo], Augustin Sends Greeting in the Lord.
• Letters — Letter 123 (St. Augustine) · 1 paragraphLetter CXXIII. (a.d. 410.) [From Jerome to There are many who go halting upon both feet, and refuse to bend their heads even when their necks are…
• Letters — Letter 124 (St. Augustine) · 4 paragraphsLetters Which Were Written by Augustin After The Time of The Conference With The Donatists And The Rise of The Pelagian Heresy in Africa; i.e.,…
• Letters — Letter 125 (St. Augustine) · 9 paragraphsLetter CXXV. (a.d. 411.) To Alypius, My Lord Most Blessed and Brother Beloved with All Reverence, and My Partner in the Priestly Office, and to the…
• Letters — Letter 126 (St. Augustine) · 26 paragraphsLetter CXXVI. (a.d. 411.) To the Holy Lady and Venerable Handmaid of God Albina, Augustin Sends Greeting in the Lord.
• Letters — Letter 130 (St. Augustine) · 50 paragraphsLetter CXXX. (a.d. 412.) To Proba, a Devoted Handmaid of God, Bishop Augustin, a Servant of Christ and of Christ’s Servants, Sends Greeting in the…
• Letters — Letter 131 (St. Augustine) · 2 paragraphsLetter CXXXI. (a.d. 412.) To His Most Excellent Daughter, the Noble and Deservedly Illustrious Lady Proba, Augustin Sends Greeting in the Lord. You…
• Letters — Letter 132 (St. Augustine) · 1 paragraphLetter CXXXII. (a.d. 412.) To Volusianus, My Noble Lord and Most Justly Distinguished Son, Bishop Augustin Sends Greeting in the Lord. In my desire…
• Letters — Letter 133 (St. Augustine) · 6 paragraphsLetter CXXXIII. (a.d. 412.) To Marcellinus, My Noble Lord, Justly Distinguished, My Son Very Much Beloved, Augustin Sends Greeting in the Lord.
• Letters — Letter 135 (St. Augustine) · 5 paragraphsLetter CXXXV. (a.d. 412.) To Bishop Augustin, My Lord Truly Holy, and Father Justly Revered, Volusianus Sends Greeting.
• Letters — Letter 136 (St. Augustine) · 6 paragraphsLetter CXXXVI. (a.d. 412.) To Augustin, My Lord Most Venerable, and Father Singularly Worthy of All Possible Service from Me, I, Marcellinus Send…
• Letters — Letter 137 (St. Augustine) · 37 paragraphsLetter CXXXVII. (a.d. 412.) To My Most Excellent Son, the Noble and Justly Distinguished Lord Volusianus, Augustin Sends Greeting in the Lord. Chap.…
• Letters — Letter 138 (St. Augustine) · 33 paragraphsLetter CXXXVIII. (a.d. 412.) To Marcellinus, My Noble and Justly Famous Lord, My Son Most Beloved and Longed For, Augustin Sends Greeting in the…
• Letters — Letter 139 (St. Augustine) · 9 paragraphsLetter CXXXIX. (a.d. 412.) To Marcellinus, My Lord Justly Distinguished, My Son Very Much Beloved and Longed for, Augustin Sends Greeting in the Lord.
• Letters — Letter 143 (St. Augustine) · 21 paragraphsLetter CXLIII. (a.d. 412.) To Marcellinus, My Noble Lord, Justly Distinguished, My Son Very Much Beloved, Augustin Sends Greeting in the Lord.
• Letters — Letter 144 (St. Augustine) · 6 paragraphsLetter CXLIV. (a.d. 412.) To My Honourable and Justly Esteemed Lords, The Inhabitants of Cirta, of All Ranks, Brethren Dearly Beloved and Longed For,…
• Letters — Letter 145 (St. Augustine) · 15 paragraphsTo Anastasius, My Holy and Beloved Lord and Brother, Augustin Sends Greeting in the Lord.
• Letters — Letter 146 (St. Augustine) · 1 paragraphLetter CXLVI. (a.d. 413.) To Pelagius, My Lord Greatly Beloved, and Brother Greatly Longed For, Augustin Sends Greeting in the Lord. I thank you very…
• Letters — Letter 148 (St. Augustine) · 29 paragraphsLetter CXLVIII. (a.d. 413.) A Letter of Instructions (Commonitorium) to the Holy Brother Fortunatianus. Chap. I.
• Letters — Letter 150 (St. Augustine) · 3 paragraphsTo Proba and Juliana, Ladles Most Worthy of Honour, Daughters Justly Famous and Most Distinguished, Augustin Sends Greeting in the Lord. You have…
• Letters — Letter 151 (St. Augustine) · 24 paragraphsTo Cæcilianus,My Lord Justly Renowned, and Son Most Worthy of the Honour Due by Me to His Rank, Augustin Sends Greeting in the Lord.
• Letters — Letter 158 (St. Augustine) · 21 paragraphsLetter CLVIII. (a.d. 414.) To My Lord Augustin, My Brother Partner in the Sacerdotal Office, Most Sincerely Loved, with Profound Respect, and to the…
• Letters — Letter 159 (St. Augustine) · 10 paragraphsLetter CLIX. (a.d. 415.) To Evodius, My Lord Most Blessed, My Venerable and Beloved Brother and Partner in the Priestly Office, and to the Brethren…
• Letters — Letter 163 (St. Augustine) · 2 paragraphsLetter CLXIII. (a.d. 414.) To Bishop Augustin, Bishop Evodius Some time ago I sent two questions to your Holiness; the first, which was sent, I…
• Letters — Letter 164 (St. Augustine) · 34 paragraphsLetter CLXIV. (a.d. 414.) To My Lord Evodius Most Blessed, My Brother and Partner in the Episcopal Office, Augustin Sends Greeting in the Lord.
• Letters — Letter 165 (St. Augustine) · 6 paragraphsLetter CLXV. (a.d. 410.) To My Truly Pious Lords Marcellinusand Anapsychia, Sons Worthy of Being Esteemed with All the Love Due to Their Position,…
• Letters — Letter 166 (St. Augustine) · 47 paragraphsLetter CLXVI. (a.d. 415.) A Treatise on the Origin of the Human Soul, Addressed to Jerome. Chap. I.
• Letters — Letter 167 (St. Augustine) · 34 paragraphsLetter CLXVII. (a.d. 415.) From Augustin to Jerome on James Chap. I.
• Letters — Letter 169 (St. Augustine) · 21 paragraphsLetter CLXIX. (a.d. 415.) Bishop Augustin to Bishop Chap. I.
• Letters — Letter 172 (St. Augustine) · 4 paragraphsLetter CLXXII. (a.d. 416.) To Augustin, My Truly Pious Lord and Father, Worthy of My Utmost Affection and Veneration, Jerome Sends Greeting in Christ.
• Letters — Letter 173 (St. Augustine) · 17 paragraphsLetter CLXXIII. (a.d. 416.) To Donatus, a Presbyter of the Donatist Party, Augustin, a Bishop of the Catholic Church, Sends Greeting.
• Letters — Letter 180 (St. Augustine) · 8 paragraphsLetter CLXXX. (a.d. 416.) To Oceanus, His Deservedly Beloved Lord and Brother, Honoured Among the Members of Christ, Augustin Sends Greeting.
• Letters — Letter 188 (St. Augustine) · 21 paragraphsLetter CLXXXVIII. (a.d. 416.) To the Lady Juliana, Worthy to Be Honoured in Christ with the Service Due to Her Rank, Our Daughter Deservedly…
• Letters — Letter 189 (St. Augustine) · 11 paragraphsLetter CLXXXIX. (a.d. 418.) To Boniface,My Noble Lord and Justly Distinguished and Honourable Son, Augustin Sends Greeting in the Lord.
• Letters — Letter 191 (St. Augustine) · 5 paragraphsLetter CXCI. (a.d. 418.) To My Venerable Lord and Pious Brother and Co-Presbyter Sixtus,Worthy of Being Received in the Love of Christ, Augustin…
• Letters — Letter 192 (St. Augustine) · 4 paragraphsLetter CXCII. (a.d. 418.) To My Venerable Lord and Highly Esteemed and Holy Brother, Cælestine,Augustin Sends Greeting in the Lord.
• Letters — Letter 195 (St. Augustine) · 1 paragraphLetter CXCV. (a.d. 418.) To His Holy Lord and Most Blessed Father,Augustin, Jerome Sends At all times I have esteemed your Blessedness with becoming…
• Letters — Letter 201 (St. Augustine) · 4 paragraphsThe Emperors Honorius Augustus and Theodosius Augustus to Bishop Aurelius Send Greeting.
• Letters — Letter 202 (St. Augustine) · 4 paragraphsLetter CCII. (a.d. 419.) To the Bishops Alypius and Augustin, My Lords Truly Holy, and Deservedly Loved and Reverenced, Jerome Sends Greeting in…
• Letters — Letter 203 (St. Augustine) · 2 paragraphsLetter CCIII. (a.d. 420.) To My Noble Lord and Most Excellent and Loving Son, Largus, Augustin Sends Greeting in the I received the letter of your…
• Letters — Letter 208 (St. Augustine) · 11 paragraphsLetter CCVIII. (a.d. 423.) To the Lady Felicia, His Daughter in the Faith, and Worthy of Honour Among the Members of Christ, Augustin Sends Greeting…
• Letters — Letter 209 (St. Augustine) · 13 paragraphsLetter CCIX. (a.d. 423.) To Cælestine,My Lord Most Blessed, and Holy Father Venerated with All Due Affection, Augustin Sends Greeting in The Lord.
• Letters — Letter 210 (St. Augustine) · 5 paragraphsTo the Most Beloved and Most Holy Mother Felicitas,and Brother Rusticus, and to the Sisters Who are with Them, Augustin and Those Who are with Him…
• Letters — Letter 211 (St. Augustine) · 25 paragraphsLetter CCXI. (a.d. 423.) In This Letter Augustin Rebukes the Nuns of the Monastery in Which His Sister Had Been Prioress, for Certain Turbulent…
• Letters — Letter 212 (St. Augustine) · 2 paragraphsLetter CCXII. (a.d. 423.) To Quintilianus, My Lord Most Blessed and Brother and Fellow Bishop Deservedly Venerable, Augustin Sends Greeting.…
• Letters — Letter 213 (St. Augustine) · 12 paragraphsLetter CCXIII. (September 26TH, a.d. 426.) Record, Prepared by St. Augustin, of the Proceedings on the Occasion of His Designating Eraclius to…
• Letters — Letter 218 (St. Augustine) · 6 paragraphsLetter CCXVIII. (a.d. 426.) To Palatinus, My Well-Beloved Lord and Son, Most Tenderly Longed For, Augustin Sends Greeting.
• Letters — Letter 219 (St. Augustine) · 6 paragraphsLetter CCXIX. (a.d. 436.) To Proculus and Cylinus, Brethren Most Beloved and Honourable, and Partners in the Sacerdotal Office, Augustin, Florentius,…
• Letters — Letter 220 (St. Augustine) · 19 paragraphsLetter CCXX. (a.d. 427.) Boniface,My Son Commended to the Guardianship and Guidance of Divine Mercy, for Present and Eternal Salvation, Augustin…
• Letters — Letter 227 (St. Augustine) · 2 paragraphsTo the Aged Alypius, Augustin Sends Brother Paulus has arrived here safely: he reports that the pains devoted to the business which engaged him have…
• Letters — Letter 228 (St. Augustine) · 24 paragraphsTo His Holy Brother and Co-Bishop Honoratus,Augustin Sends Greeting in the Lord.
• Letters — Letter 229 (St. Augustine) · 4 paragraphsLetter CCXXIX. (a.d. 429.) To Darius,His Deservedly Illustrious and Very Powerful Lord and Dear Son Christ, Augustin Sends Greeting in the Lord.
• Letters — Letter 231 (St. Augustine) · 14 paragraphsLetter CCXXXI. (a.d. 429.) To Darius, His Son, and a Member of Christ, Augustin, a Servant of Christ and of the Members of Christ, Sends Greeting in…
• Letters — Letter 232 (St. Augustine) · 12 paragraphsFourth Division. [Hitherto the order followed in the arrangement of the letters has been the chronological. It being impossible to ascertain…
• Letters — Letter 237 (St. Augustine) · 1 paragraphThis letter was addressed to Ceretius, a bishop, who had sent to Augustin certain apocryphal writings, on which the Spanish heretical sect called…
• Letters — Letter 245 (St. Augustine) · 4 paragraphsTo Possidius,My Most Beloved Lord and Venerable Brother and Partner in the Sacerdotal Office, and to the Brethren Who are with Him, Augustin and the…
• Letters — Letter 246 (St. Augustine) · 5 paragraphsTo Lampadius, Augustin Sends Greeting.
• Letters — Letter 250 (St. Augustine) · 8 paragraphsTo His Beloved Lord and Venerable Brother and Partner in the Priestly Office, Auxilius,Augustin Sends Greeting in the Lord.
• Letters — Letter 254 (St. Augustine) · 3 paragraphsTo Benenatus, My Most Blessed Lord, My Esteemed and Amiable Brother and Partner in the Priestly Office, and to the Brethren Who are with Him,…
• Letters — Letter 263 (St. Augustine) · 7 paragraphsTo the Eminently Religious Lady and Holy Daughter Sapida, Augustin Sends Greeting in the Lord.
• Letters — Letter 269 (St. Augustine) · 1 paragraphTo Nobilius, My Most Blessed and Venerable Brother and Partner in the Priestly Office, Augustin So important is the solemnity at which your brotherly…