De doctrina Christiana : a classic of western culture / edited by Duane W.H. Arnold and Pamela Bright
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TextLanguage: English Series: Christianity and Judaism in antiquity ; 9Publication details: Notre Dame : University of Notre Dame Press, 1995Description: xx, 271 p. ; 24 cmISBN: - 97802680087410268008744
- BR65.A6552 .D63 1995
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Historia: -- The interrupted De doctrina christiana / Charles Kannengiesser -- St. Augustine, Neoplatonism, and the liberal arts: the background to De doctrina christiana / Frederick van Fleteren -- Biblical ambiguity in African exegesis / Pamela Bright -- Codex Leningradensis Q.v.I.3.: some unsolved problems / Kenneth B. Steinhauser -- Litterae: -- De doctrina christiana: a classic of Western culture? / Christoph Schäublin -- The function of the genera dicendi in De doctrina christiana 4 / Adolf Primmer -- Sonus et verbum: De doctrina christiana 1.13.12 / Takeshi Kato -- Sensus: -- Signs, communication and communities in Augustine's De doctrina christiana / R.A. Markus -- Criteria for figurative interpretation in St. Augustine / Roland J. Teske -- Sign theory, allegorical reading, and the motions of the soul in De doctrina christiana / David Dawson -- Doctrina: -- Caritas and signification in De doctrina christiana 1-3 / William S. Babcock -- The sweetness of the word: salvation and rhetoric in Augustine's De doctrina christiana / John C. Cavadini -- Delighting the Spirit: Augustines's practice of figurative interpretation / J. Patout Burns -- Divine attributes in De doctrina christiana: why does Augustine not list "infinity"? / Leo Sweeney -- Receptus: -- To adjust rather than to reconcile: De doctrina christiana and the Oxford Movement / Duane W.H. Arnold -- De doctrina christiana and modern hermeneutics / Cyril O'Regan.
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