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: 
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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

Foreword ........................................................................................................................................      7

Matthias SMALBRUGGE, L'identité sans structure, le dynamisme de la mémoire......................................    11

Joost VAN NEER, Christ is Born. Augustine's Nativity Sermons 189 and 194, with a Learning Trajectory in Five Phases ..............................................................................................................................................    25

Jonathan P. YATES, Sed Spiritu Sancto inspirati locuti sunt : 2 Peter 2:20-21 in Augustine  .....................    59

Mathijs LAMBERIGTS, Augustine's View on Love as Grace in the Controversy with Julian of Aeclanum .......  75

Dagmar KIESEL, Die Emotionstheorie Augustins als Theorie personaler Identität ....................................   93 

Gerald BOERSMA, The Ascent of the Image in De vera religione .............................................................  125

Douglas FINN, Holy Spirit and Church in the Early Augustine ..................................................................  153

Andrew C. CHRONISTER, Augustine and Patristic Argumentation in his Anti-Pelagian Works : Change or Continuity?  .........................................................................................................................................................  187

Giulio MALAVASI, The Involvement of Theodore of Mopsuestia in the Pelagian Controversy : A study of Theodore's Treatise Against Those who Say that Men Sin by Nature and not by Will  ...............................................  227

Book Reviews .....................................................................................................................................  261

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