City of God
De civitate Dei
413–426 · Treatise
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- IV.4Augustine of Hippo · Justice
- V.8–10Augustine of Hippo · Causation
- V.9–10Augustine of Hippo · Freedom and determinism
- VIII–XAugustine of Hippo · Method
- VIII.5–10Augustine of Hippo · Method
- XAugustine of Hippo · Method
- XAugustine of Hippo → Porphyry
- XI.6Augustine of Hippo · The cosmos
- XI.6Aristotle · The argument that motion has no beginning
- XI.16Augustine of Hippo · The nature of value
- XI.22Augustine of Hippo · The nature of value
- XI.26Augustine of Hippo · Certainty, doubt and the limits of knowledge
- XI.26Augustine of Hippo · If I am deceived, I exist ("si fallor, sum")
- XI.26Augustine of Hippo · Method
- XI.26René Descartes → Augustine of Hippo
- XII.2Augustine of Hippo · Being and reality
- XII.25–26Augustine of Hippo · Causation
- XIII.2Augustine of Hippo · Death and immortality
- XIV.28Augustine of Hippo · The state and legitimacy
- XIX.4Augustine of Hippo · The highest good
- XIX.4Augustine of Hippo · Justice
- XIX.17Augustine of Hippo · The state and legitimacy
- XIX.21Augustine of Hippo · The state and legitimacy
- XIX.21Augustine of Hippo · Justice
- XV.22Augustine of Hippo · The basis of morality
- XXI.8Augustine of Hippo · Causation
- XXIIAugustine of Hippo · Death and immortality
Editions online3
- The Latin LibraryLatinLatin, one page per book; book.chapter.
- New AdventEnglish · tr. Marcus Dods · 1887NPNF I.2. Paragraph numbers inside book.chapter; New Advent asks for permission to republish its HTML.
- Standard EbooksEnglish · tr. Marcus Dods, George Wilson, J. J. SmithCC0 edition.
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