• Introduction; Bibliography; Texts: 1. Christianity and citizenship; Letter 90; Letter 91; Letter 103; Letter 104; Letter 95; Letter 136; Letter 138; Letter 10*; Letter 250; Letter 1*; Sermon 335C; 2. Bishops and civil authorities; Letter 133; Letter 134; Letter 139; Letter 152; Letter 153; Letter 154; Letter 155; 3. Judicial authority; Commentary on the Gospel of John, 33; Sermon 302; Sermon 13; 4. The Donatist controversy; Letter 51; Letter 66; Letter 86; Letter 100; Letter 87; Letter 88; Letter 173; Letter 204; Letter 105; Letter 185; 5. War and peace; The sacking of the city of Rome; Letter 189; Letter 220; Letter 229; Bibliographical notes; Maps; Index of persons and places; Index of topics.

'This is a valuable book, prepared by editors who clearly have a feel for their subject and Augustine's language. They are to be congratulated on the high standard of their scholarship.' R. W. Dyson, University of Durham

• Introduction; Bibliography; Texts: 1. Christianity and citizenship; Letter 90; Letter 91; Letter 103; Letter 104; Letter 95; Letter 136; Letter 138; Letter 10*; Letter 250; Letter 1*; Sermon 335C; 2. Bishops and civil authorities; Letter 133; Letter 134; Letter 139; Letter 152; Letter 153; Letter 154; Letter 155; 3. Judicial authority; Commentary on the Gospel of John, 33; Sermon 302; Sermon 13; 4. The Donatist controversy; Letter 51; Letter 66; Letter 86; Letter 100; Letter 87; Letter 88; Letter 173; Letter 204; Letter 105; Letter 185; 5. War and peace; The sacking of the city of Rome; Letter 189; Letter 220; Letter 229; Bibliographical notes; Maps; Index of persons and places; Index of topics.

'This is a valuable book, prepared by editors who clearly have a feel for their subject and Augustine's language. They are to be congratulated on the high standard of their scholarship.' R. W. Dyson, University of Durham

• Introduction; Bibliography; Texts: 1. Christianity and citizenship; Letter 90; Letter 91; Letter 103; Letter 104; Letter 95; Letter 136; Letter 138; Letter 10*; Letter 250; Letter 1*; Sermon 335C; 2. Bishops and civil authorities; Letter 133; Letter 134; Letter 139; Letter 152; Letter 153; Letter 154; Letter 155; 3. Judicial authority; Commentary on the Gospel of John, 33; Sermon 302; Sermon 13; 4. The Donatist controversy; Letter 51; Letter 66; Letter 86; Letter 100; Letter 87; Letter 88; Letter 173; Letter 204; Letter 105; Letter 185; 5. War and peace; The sacking of the city of Rome; Letter 189; Letter 220; Letter 229; Bibliographical notes; Maps; Index of persons and places; Index of topics.

'This is a valuable book, prepared by editors who clearly have a feel for their subject and Augustine's language. They are to be congratulated on the high standard of their scholarship.' R. W. Dyson, University of Durham