قراءات إضافية
The edition of Augustine by the Benedictines of St Maur
(Paris, 1679–1700), often reprinted, is in J. P. Migne, Patrologia Latin (Paris, 1841-2). Further sermons in G. Morin,
Sermones post Maurinos reperti (Rome, 1930),
C. Lambot, Sermones Selecti (Utrecht, 1950), and
F. Dolbeau, Vingt-six Sermons aux Peuple
d’Afrique (Paris, 1996). A guide to these in P. P. Verbraken,
Études critiques sur les sermons authentiques de S.
Augustin (Steenbrugge, 1976).
Many principal works have modern editions in the two series,
Corpus Scriptorum Ecclesiasticorum Latinorum and Corpus
Christianorum.
For a high proportion English translations exist, such as in
the Oxford Library of the Fathers (1838–81), a series edited by M. Dods (T. &
T. Clark, and Eerdmans), and three recent series, Library of Christian Classics,
Fathers of the Church, and Ancient Christian Writers. Translations of Confessions (Oxford World’s Classics, 1992) and
The City of God (H. Bettenson, London, 1972,
new ed. 1984). The best edition of the Confessions is by A. Solignac (Paris, 1962).
For biography without the theology see the excellent Life by
Peter Brown (London, 1967). On the ideas see E. Gilson, The
Philosophy of St Augustine (Eng. tr., London, 1960); J. Burnaby,
Amor Dei (Norwich, 1995); G. Bonner,
Augustine, Life and Controversies (London,
1964, new ed. Norwich, 1986); E. TeSelle, Augustine the
Theologian (New York, 1970); R. A. Markus (ed.), Augustine: A Collection of Critical Essays (New York,
1972); on the Church, R. F. Evans, One and Holy
(London, 1972); on ethics, H. A. Deane, The Political and
Social Ideas of St Augustine (Columbia, paperback 1963). On the
Donatist schism: W. H. C. Frend, The Donatist
Church (Oxford, 1952, reprinted 1985). Neoplatonism: J. J. O’Meara,
The Young Augustine (London, 1954, paperback
1980); C. Harrison, Augustine, Christian Truth, and
Fractured Humanity (Oxford, 2000); R. Sorabji, Time, Creation and the Continuum (London, 1983); Paul
Henry, The Path to Transcendence (Eng. tr.
Pittsburgh, 1981); P. Courcelle, Late Latin Writers and
their Greek Sources (Eng. tr., Harvard, 1969); H. Hagendahl,
Augustine and the Latin Classics (Gothenburg,
1967); G. O’Day, Augustine’s City of God (Oxford,
1999).
Plotinus is edited and translated by A. H. Armstrong, Loeb
Classical Library. An annual survey of literature on Augustine appears in Revue des études augustiniennes
(Paris).
