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Augustine of Hippo: His Life and Controversies I. Augustine’s Life and Ties A. His Era B. Conversions C. Formative Spiritual Influences 1. Asceticism 2.

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1 Augustine of Hippo: His Life and Controversies I. Augustine’s Life and Ties A. His Era B. Conversions C. Formative Spiritual Influences 1. Asceticism 2. Mysticism II. Augustine as Theologian: Themes & Controversies A. The Donatist Controversy B. The Pelagian Controversy III. Augustine as Late Roman Bishop: Demystifying the Life of a Saint A. The Challenges of a Preacher & Exegete B. The Struggles of a Bishop & Pastor IV. Augustine’s Influence on the Medieval West

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3 Augustine in the Garden in Milan: “Take up & read” Benozzo Gozzoli, 1465 (San Gimigniano, Italy)

4 Augustine in a 6 th Century Roman Mosaic

5 “Augustine of Hippo Refuting Heretic,” (Illuminated manuscript, thirteenth century, from Morgan Library, New York, M. 92, ©Morgan Library)

6 Augustine the Bishop

7 Augustine in His Study (in later imagination)

8 The Aged Augustine Writing

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