Confessions Volume Ii: Books 9–13 Augustine Harvard University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Social Sciences Religion

The Classic Account Of Crisis And Conversion Aurelius Augustine (Ad 354–430) One Most Important Figures In Development Western Christianity Philosophy Was Son A Pagan Patricius Tagaste His Christian Wife Monnica While Studying To Become Rhetorician He Plunged Into Turmoil Philosophical Psychological Doubts Leading Him Manichaeism 383 Moved Rome Then Milan Teach Rhetoric Despite Exploring Classical Systems Especially Skepticism Neoplatonism Studies Paul’s Letters With Friend Alypius Preaching Bishop Ambrose Led 386 Momentous From Mixed Beliefs Soon Returned Founded Religious Community 395 Or 396 Became Hippo Confessions Composed Ca 397 Is Spiritual Autobiography Augustine’s Early Life Family Personal Intellectual Associations Explorations Alternative Theological Viewpoints As Toward Cast Prayer Addressed God Though Always Conscious Its Readers Offers Gripping Story Exploration Destined Have Broad Lasting Impact All Delivered Characteristic Brilliance Stylist This Edition Replaces Earlier Loeb By William Watts Σελίδες: 496 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0523 Διαστάσεις: 10 8X10 8Cm