Augustine: Later Works

This paperback edition shows typical signs of age-related wear, with some creasing and edge wear on the cover. The spine is intact with no loose pages, ensuring the book's durability for continued use. There are no inscriptions or library markings, maintaining its original academic presentation.

"Augustine: Later Works" is a significant contribution to the Library of Christian Classics, presented in the Ichthus Edition, and published by The Westminster Press in Philadelphia, 1955. This volume, selected and translated by John Burnaby, offers an insightful collection of Augustine’s later writings, reflecting his theological and philosophical maturity. As a key figure in Christian theology, Augustine’s works have shaped religious thought for centuries. This edition distinguishes itself with its scholarly translation and introduction, making it a valuable resource for students and scholars alike. The book’s paperback format is typical of mid-20th-century academic publications, making it a practical addition to any theological library. The condition is consistent with its age, showing signs of wear on the cover, but remains structurally sound. This edition is a must-have for those interested in the development of early Christian thought.