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On Two Souls, Against the Manichæans
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Blessed Augustine of Hippo
On Two Souls, Against the Manichæans
5th c.
Classic translation
Polemics & Heresiology · English translation, 1890
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Contents
Title Page
By What Course of Reasoning the Error of the Manichæans Concerning Two Souls…
If the Light That is Perceived by Sense Has God for Its Author, as the…
How It is Proved That Every Body Also is From God. That the Soul Which is…
Even the Soul of a Fly is More Excellent Than the Light
How Vicious Souls, However Worthy of Condemnation They May Be, Excel the Light…
Whether Even Vices Themselves as Objects of Intellectual Apprehension Are to Be…
How Evil Men Are of God, and Not of God
The Manichæans Inquire Whence is Evil and by This Question Think They Have…
Augustin Deceived by Familiarity With the Manichæans, and by the Succession of…
Sin is Only From the Will. His Own Life and Will Best Known to Each Individual…
What Sin Is
From the Definitions Given of Sin and Will, He Overthrows the Entire Heresy of…
From Deliberation on the Evil and on the Good Part It Results That Two Classes…
Again It is Shown From the Utility of Repenting That Souls Are Not by Nature…
He Prays for His Friends Whom He Has Had as Associates in Error