St Augustine's `Confessions' was written between AD 397-400. An autobiographical work, it was written in thirteen parts, each a complete text intended to be read aloud. Written in his early 40s, it documents the development of Augustine's thought from childhood into his adult life - a life he considered in retrospect to be both sinful and immoral. He was in his early 30s before he converted to Christianity, but was soon ordained as a priest and became a bishop not long after. `Confessions' not only documented his conversion but sought to offer guidance to others taking the same path. Considered to be the first Western autobiography to be written, Augustine's work (including the subsequent `City of God') became a major influence on Christian writers for the next 1,000 years and remains a much-valued contribution to Christian thinking. This edition uses the classic translation from Latin by E.B. Pusey (1838) with a partial modernisation of the text to assist the modern reader.
Emotion Thought And Therapy
Jorome Neu
Routledge Taylor & Francis Group
Plato
N. Jayapalan
Atlantic Publishers & Distributors (P) Ltd
Protagoras And Meno Black Classics
Penguin Random House Group
The Beginning Of Philosophy Bloomsbury Revelations
Hans Georg Gadamer
Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
Truth Is Lived Wake Up To The River
B.R. Bergstrom
By Author
Symposium And Phaedrus Hb Everymans Library Classics
A Critical History Of Western Philosophy Greek Medieval And Modern
Y. Masih
Motilal Banarsidass Publishers Pvt. Ltd.
Meditations Fingerprint Classics
Marcus Aurelius
Fingerprint/Prakash Books India Pvt. Ltd.
The Wisdom Of The Stoics Boxed Set Deluxe Hardbound Edition
Epictetus,Lucius Annaeus Seneca ,Marcus Aurelius
The Great Known What Natural Science Knows Of The Spiritual World
J.E. Richardson
The Great School Of Natural Science
Fill up your details to notify you when this book will be available