Notice to the reader ...........................................................................................................................            7

Bernard BRUNING, Augustine's Concept of Pride : ut cancer serpit (en. Ps. 1,1) .............................................    9

Martijn SCHRAMA, Hildebrand Verhoeckx (1766-1815). Notes on an Augustinian Family History .....................    83

Jonathan REIMER, "Stir up the Heart" : The Use, Protreptic Purpose and Theological Significance of the Verb

                          excitare in Augustine's Confessions .................................................................................   155

Matteo DALVIT, Montenses. The Donatists' Ecclesiological Reflection About Habacuc's Prophecy .....................  173

Joost van NEER, Language and Scripture as Structuring Principles of Augustine's Sermones 186 and 187 ........  189 

Rafal TOCZKO, The Image of templum Dei in Pelagius and Augustine ...........................................................  231

Paolo DI LEO, Plotinus and the Young Augustine on the Fall of the Soul : Beyond O'Connell's Thesis ...............  257

Reviews ....................................................................................................................................................  289

On 8-10 April 2015 the research units History of Church and Theology and Literary Studies: Latin Literature of the University of Leuven will organize, in collaboration with the Augustinian Historical Institute of Malta, an International Conference on North African Patristic Sermons. This conference in Malta, supported by the review Augustiniana (Heverlee/Leuven), will bring together scholars who have recently made important contributions to the study of patristic homiletics. Key note speakers include, among others, Isabelle Bochet, Luc De Coninck, Hubertus Drobner, Carol Harrison, Eric Rebillard and Clemens Weidmann. Those interested in delivering a lecture at this conference can find all the information needed here.