St Augustine Confessions (2006)

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St Augustine Confessions (2006)
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Philosophy

St Augustine Confessions (2006)

St. Augustine
Edition year 2006
Binding Cloth
Illustrator Simon Brett
Weight 1 Kg
Pages 294
Dimensions 25.2 × 16.2 cm

Edition details

St. Augustine, Bishop of Hippo, Confessions by St. Augustine. New edition. Translation by J.G. Pikington. Foreword by Dr Rowan Williams Archbishop of Canterbury. Colour frontispiece and wood engravings by Simon Brett. Bound in dark brown cloth blocked with a gilt design. Dark brown slipcase. 294pp. 25.2x16.2cm.

About the book

The Confessions of Saint Augustine is one of the most influential works of Christian literature and one of the earliest great autobiographies. Augustine reflects on his youth, intellectual struggles, moral failings and eventual conversion to Christianity. His famous account of spiritual transformation develops into profound reflections on memory, time, desire and the human relationship with God, giving the work both theological importance and remarkable psychological depth.

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