Introduction | p. vii |
Augustine's Theory and Practice of Historiography | |
On the Use and Disadvantage of History for the Afterlife | p. 3 |
History as Witness: Augustine's Interpretation of the History of Israel in Contra Faustum and De trinitate | p. 31 |
Augustine and the Rhetoric of Roman Decline | p. 53 |
Augustine's Place in History | |
He Promised Much and Did It All: Augustine and Historians | p. 77 |
Dissent and the Death Penalty: Developing a Comparative Perspective | p. 89 |
The Wage of Sin Is Orthodoxy: The Confessions of Saint Augustine in Bayle's Dictionnaire | p. 155 |
Comparisons of Augustine and Later Historians | |
Augustine and Hegel on the History of Rome | p. 169 |
A True History of Ourselves: Augustine, Carlyle, and the Case for Biography | p. 197 |
Augustine and Ricoeur on the Circle of Time and Narrative | p. 221 |
Book 18 of The City of God, Bianchini's Universal History, and the New Science of Vico | p. 243 |
Propaganda and the Pornography of Cataclysm: Augustine and Luigi Guicciardini's The Sack of Rome | p. 261 |
Bibliography | p. 295 |
Index | p. 313 |
About the Contributors | p. 323 |
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