Augustine: Ancient Thought Baptized

Philosophical Review 105 (1):110 (1996)
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Abstract

As John Rist presents Augustine, he was a man who “lived on the frontier between the ancient world and mediaeval Western Europe”. Among the the many who tried to transform ancient thought, Rist tells us, Augustine was “the most radical and the most influential”.

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reprint Matthews, Gareth B. (2011) "Augustine". In Lagerlund, H., Encyclopedia of Medieval Philosophy, pp. 125--131: Springer (2011)

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