ST. AUGUSTINE (354-430), bishop of Hippo, was an early Christian theologian and philosopher whose writings were very influential in the development of western Christianity and western philosophy.

Augustine was one of the main figures through and by whom the widespread merging of the Greek philosophical tradition and the Judeo-Christian religious and scriptural traditions was accomplished.  He was one of the towering figures of medieval philosophy whose authority and thought came to exert a pervasive and enduring influence well into the modern period, and even up to the present day, especially among those sympathetic to the religious tradition which he helped to shape.  But even for those who do not share this sympathy, there is much in Augustine's thought that is worthy of serious philosophical attention.  Augustine was not only one of the major sources whereby classical philosophy in general and Neoplatonism in particular enter into the mainstream of early and subsequent medieval philosophy, but there are significant contributions of his own that emerge from his modification of that Greco-Roman inheritance, e.g., his subtle accounts of belief and authority, his account of knowledge and illumination, his emphasis upon the importance and centrality of the will, and his focus upon a new way of conceptualizing the phenomena of human history.


The following books are in PDF format, of varying quality, unless otherwise noted:

* THE CITY OF GOD (Penguin Classics, 1984).  Translated by Henry Bettenson, with an Introduction by John O'Meara. -- ePUB + MOBI

* THE CONFESSIONS (Doubleday, 1960).  Translated with an Introduction and Notes by John K. Ryan. -- ePUB + MOBI

* THE CONFESSIONS (Penguin Classics, 2006).  Translated with an Introduction by Garry Wills. -- ePUB + MOBI

* DE BONO CONIUGALI / DE SANCTA VIRGINITATE (Clarendon, 2001).  Edited and translated by P. G. Walsh.

* DE DOCTRINA CHRISTIANA (Clarendon, 1995).  Edited and translated by R. P. H. Green.

* EARLIER WRITINGS (1953; Westminster John Knox Press, 2006).  Edited and translated by J. H. S. Burleigh.

* LATER WORKS (1955; Westminster John Knox Press, 2006).  Edited and translated by John Burnaby.

* ON THE FREE CHOICE OF THE WILL (Hackett, 1993).  Translated by Thomas Williams. -- ePUB + MOBI

* ON THE FREE CHOICE OF THE WILL & OTHER WRITINGS (Cambridge UP, 2010).  Edited and translated by Peter King.

* ON THE TRINITY, Books 8-15 (Cambridge UP, 2002).  Edited by Gareth B. Matthews; translated by Stephen McKenna.

* POLITICAL WRITINGS (Cambridge UP, 2001).  Edited by E. M. Atkins and R. J. Dodaro.

* TRACTATES ON THE GOSPEL OF JOHN 1-10 (Catholic University of America, 1988).  Translated by John W. Rettig.


See also:

* THE CONFESSIONS (a marvellous compilation of 9 translations) 
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* THE TRINITY (trans. Hill) 
http://piratebayproxy.live/torrent/8843988/

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