Issue 1-2 of vol. 65 of Augustiniana comprises a multidisciplinary collection of essays on Augustine's homilies on I Ioh. 4,2. Theological, exegetical, and rhetorical analyses of Sermones ad populum 182-183, with a new critical edition.
Guest editors: Shari BOODTS and Anthony DUPONT.
Contents:
Peter SANLON, Introduction. Listening to Augustine's Sermons Afresh ........................................................ 7
Shari BOODTS, Augustine's Sermones ad populum 182-183: A New Critical Edition with Introduction ............ 11
Alicia EELEN, Les sermons 182-183 d'Augustin: une analyse de structure ................................................... 43
Matthew W. KNOTTS, The Neoplatonic Background of Augustine's Christology in Sermo 182 ......................... 81
Johannes VAN OORT, Augustine on Manichaeism in His Sermo 182 ........................................................... 105
Geert VAN REYN & Anthony DUPONT, Why Donatists and Pelagians Really Deny that Christ Has Come in the Flesh: An Argumentative Reading of Augustine's Sermo 183 .............................................................................. 115
Guest editors: Shari BOODTS and Anthony DUPONT.
Contents:
Peter SANLON, Introduction. Listening to Augustine's Sermons Afresh ........................................................ 7
Shari BOODTS, Augustine's Sermones ad populum 182-183: A New Critical Edition with Introduction ............ 11
Alicia EELEN, Les sermons 182-183 d'Augustin: une analyse de structure ................................................... 43
Matthew W. KNOTTS, The Neoplatonic Background of Augustine's Christology in Sermo 182 ......................... 81
Johannes VAN OORT, Augustine on Manichaeism in His Sermo 182 ........................................................... 105
Geert VAN REYN & Anthony DUPONT, Why Donatists and Pelagians Really Deny that Christ Has Come in the Flesh: An Argumentative Reading of Augustine's Sermo 183 .............................................................................. 115
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