The Confessions Of Saint Augustine

Chapter III – Heaving Heard Faustus, The Most Learned Bishop Of The Manichaeans, He Discerns That God, The Author Both Of Things Animate And Inanimate, Chiefly Has Care For The Humble.

Chapter II – On The Vanity Of Those Who Wished To Escape The Omnipotent God.

Chapter I – That It Becomes The Soul To Praise God, And To Confess Unto Him.

Contents – Book V

Chapter XVI – He Very Easily Understood The Liberal Arts And The Categories Of Aristotle, But Without True Fruit.

Chapter XV – While Writing, Being Blinded By Corporeal Images, He Failed To Recognise The Spiritual Nature Of God.

Chapter XIV – Concerning The Books Which He Wrote “On The Fair And Fit,” Dedicated To Hierius.

Chapter XIII – Love Originates From Grace, And Beauty Enticing Us.

Chapter XII – Love Is Not Condemned, But Love In God, In Whom There Is Rest Through Jesus Christ, Is To Be Preferred.

Chapter XI – That Portions Of The World Are Not To Be Loved; But That God, Their Author, Is Immutable, And His Word Eternal.

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