About “De civitate Dei”
The City of God is a work written by Augustine of Hippo beginning in 413, initially intended to defend the Christian Church against accusations that it had caused the Sack of Rome in 410. It developed into a comprehensive critique of Roman political and moral traditions and a synthesis of Platonism and Christianity.
Book details
- Published
- 1610
- Latest edition
- 1610 · ISBN 9781598563375
- ISBN
- 9781598563375
Frequently asked questions
How many pages is De civitate Dei?
De civitate Dei by Augustine of Hippo has 804 pages.
