Augustine of Hippo · 354 – 430
Anti-Pelagian writings
c. 412–428 · NPNF 1st series vol. 5 (1887) · translated from the Latin
77pages
26 h 45 minreading time
816passages linked to Scripture
5,197links to verses
Contents
The work’s main divisions; each page lists the headings within them.
- "De Peccatorum Meritis Et Remissione."1
- Book I.1
- Book II.6
- Book III.10
- "De spiritu et littera."12
- Addressed to Marcellinus, a.d. 412.12
- "De natura et gratia."17
- written in the year of our lord 415.17
- addressed to eutropius and paulus, a.d. 415.22
- "De gestis pelagii."25
- written about the commencement of the year, a.d. 417.25
- "De gratia christi, et de peccato originali."30
- Book I.30
- Book II.33
- "De nuptiis et concupiscentia."36
- on augustin's forwarding to him what he calls his first book "on marriage and concupiscence."36
- Book I.36
- preliminary notes on the second book.39
- Book II.39
- "De anima et ejus origine."43
- Book I.43
- Book II.46
- Book III.48
- Book IV.50
- "contra duas epistolas pelagianorum."53
- Book I.53
- Book II.55
- Book III.57
- Book IV.59
- "de gratia et libero arbitrio."62
- Letter I.62
- Letter II.62
- written in a.d. 426 or a.d. 42763
- "de correptione et gratia."66
- The First Book,70