The Confessions of Saint Augustine

5W 1976 Saint Augustine, translated by Edward B. Pusey, The Franklin Library Edition 

Notes

The Confessions of Saint Augustine, in the 1976 Franklin Library edition, is a beautifully bound version of Saint Augustine’s autobiographical work, which blends personal narrative with philosophical and theological reflection. Written in the late 4th century, the text recounts Augustine’s spiritual journey from his early life of sin and restlessness to his conversion to Christianity. It delves into themes of grace, free will, faith, and the nature of God, while also providing insights into Augustine's inner thoughts and struggles. The Franklin Library edition is notable for its high-quality craftsmanship, featuring gilt-edged pages and ornate leather binding, making it a collector's item as well as a significant work of Christian literature.

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Black leather bound edition with gold embossed detailing on spine, front, and back cover as well as gold embossed lettering on the spine. Gold fore edge with purple silk bookmark and four raised bands. Pristine Franklin Library Edition with beautiful and colorful designs illustrated throughout.