Letters of St. Augustin

 Letter II.

 Letter III.

 Letter IV.

 Letter V.

 Letter VI.

 Letter VII.

 Letter VIII.

 Letter IX.

 Letter X.

 Letter XI.

 Letter XII.

 Letter XIII.

 Letter XIV.

 Letter XV.

 Letter XVI.

 Letter XVII.

 Letter XVIII.

 Letter XIX.

 Letter XX.

 Letter XXI.

 Letter XXII.

 Letter XXIII.

 Letter XXIV.

 Letter XXV.

 Letter XXVI.

 Letter XXVII.

 Letter XXVIII.

 Letter XXIX.

 Letter XXX.

 Second Division.

 Letter XXXII.

 Letter XXXIII.

 Letter XXXIV.

 Letter XXXV.

 Letter XXXVI.

 Letter XXXVII.

 Letter XXXVIII.

 Letter XXXIX.

 Letter XL.

 Letter XLI.

 Letter XLII.

 Letter XLIII.

 Letter XLIV.

 Letter XLV.

 Letter XLVI.

 Letter XLVII.

 Letter XLVIII.

 Letter XLIX.

 (a.d. 399.)

 Letter LI.

 Letter LII.

 Letter LIII.

 Letter LIV.

 Letter LV.

 Letters LVI. Translation absent

 Letter LVII. Translation absent

 Letter LVIII.

 Letter LIX.

 Letter LX.

 Letter LXI.

 Letter LXII.

 Letter LXIII.

 Letter LXIV.

 Letter LXV.

 Letter LXVI.

 Letter LXVII.

 Letter LXVIII.

 Letter LXIX.

 Letter LXX.

 Letter LXXI.

 Letter LXXII.

 Letter LXXIII.

 Letter LXXIV.

 Letter LXXV.

 Letter LXXVI.

 Letter LXXVII.

 Letter LXXVIII.

 Letter LXXIX.

 Letter LXXX.

 Letter LXXXI.

 Letter LXXXII.

 Letter LXXXIII.

 Letter LXXXIV.

 Letter LXXXV.

 Letter LXXXVI.

 Letter LXXXVII.

 Letter LXXXVIII.

 Letter LXXXIX.

 Letter XC.

 Letter XCI.

 Letter XCII.

 Letter XCIII.

 Letter XCIV.

 Letter XCV.

 Letter XCVI.

 Letter XCVII.

 Letter XCVIII.

 Letter XCIX.

 Letter C.

 Letter CI.

 Letter CII.

 Letter CIII.

 Letter CIV.

 Letter CV. Translation absent

 Letter CVI. Translation absent

 Letter CVII. Translation absent

 Letter CVIII. Translation absent

 Letter CIX. Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Letter CXI.

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Letter CXV.

 Letter CXVI.

 Letter CXVII.

 Letter CXVIII.

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Letter CXXII.

 Letter CXXIII.

 Third Division.

 Letter CXXV.

 Letter CXXVI.

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Letter CXXX.

 Letter CXXXI.

 Letter CXXXII.

 Letter CXXXIII.

 Letter CXXXV.

 Translation absent

 Letter CXXXVI.

 Letter CXXXVII.

 Letter CXXXVIII.

 Letter CXXXIX.

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Letter CXLIII.

 Letter CXLIV.

 Letter CXLV.

 Letter CXLVI.

 Translation absent

 Letter CXLVIII.

 Translation absent

 Letter CL.

 Letter CLI.

 Translation absent

 Letter CLVIII.

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Letter CLIX.

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Letter CLXIII.

 Letter CLXIV.

 Letter CLXV.

 Letter CLXVI.

 Letter CLXVII.

 Translation absent

 Letter CLXIX.

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Letter CLXXII.

 Letter CLXXIII.

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Letter CLXXX.

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Letter CLXXXVIII.

 Translation absent

 Letter CLXXXIX.

 Translation absent

 Letter CXCI.

 Letter CXCII.

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Letter CXCV.

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Letter CCI.

 Letter CCII.

 Translation absent

 Letter CCIII.

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Letter CCVIII.

 Letter CCIX.

 Letter CCX.

 Letter CCXI.

 Letter CCXII.

 Letter CCXIII.

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Letter CCXVIII.

 Letter CCXIX.

 Letter CCXX.

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Letter CCXXVII.

 Letter CCXXVIII.

 Letter CCXXIX.

 Translation absent

 Letter CCXXXI.

 Fourth Division.

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Letter CCXXXVII.

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Letter CCXLV.

 Letter CCXLVI.

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Letter CCL.

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Letter CCLIV.

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Letter CCLXIII.

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Translation absent

 Letter CCLXIX.

 Translation absent

Translation absent

EPISTOLA CCLXVII . Augustinus Fabiolae peregrinationem suam in hac vita moleste ferenti, de praesentia animorum nexu amicitiae vinctorum.

Dominae religiosissimae et praestantissimae, et in Christi charitate laudabili filiae FABIOLAE, AUGUSTINUS, in Domino salutem.

Quanquam rescripta reddideris, sic tamen legi litteras Sanctitatis tuae, ut eis respondere debitum duxerim. Doluisti enim peregrinationem, qua contingit perpetuo gaudere cum sanctis; et desiderium supernae patriae, ubi jam non terrarum spatio dividemur, sed semper unius contemplatione laetabimur, merito praetulisti, Felix es talia fideliter cogitando; amando felicior; et ideo eris etiam felicissima consequendo. Sed etiam nunc diligentius intuere unde magis dicamur absentes; utrum quia nostra invicem corpora non videmus, an quia signa non damus et recipimus animorum, quod est colloqui. Puto enim quod, licet longinquis regionibus corpore separati, si nostras cogitationes nosse possemus, magis essemus nobiscum, quam si uno in loco alter alterutrum conspicantes taciti sederemus, nulla vocibus signa sensus intimi proferentes, nullis corporum motibus nostros animos indicantes. Quocirca intelligis ideo unumquemque sibi esse praesentiorem quam alterum alteri, quod unusquisque sibi magis quam alteri notus est; non faciem suam, quae, nisi adsit speculum, gestatur et latet , sed conscientiam contuendo, quam et clausis oculis videt. Quanta est igitur etiam vita, quae pro magno habetur, nostra?