“The prose letters of Pontius Meropius Paulinus, whose birthplace and family estate were near Bordeaux but who established a monastic house at Nola near Naples and ultimately became bishop there, extend over approximately the second half of his life. [...]Like his spiritual mentor Saint Paul, he is fiercely devoted to the person of Christ. For him the prime fact of life in this world is that Christ saved mankind by His death on the cross, and that He continues to dwell and perform His saving work in us. With a wide range of scriptural images he constantly depicts Christ as the sole necessity of our lives.” —“INTRODUCTION”
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION TEXT Letter 1: To Severus Letter 2: To Amandus Letter 3: To Alypius Letter 4: To Augustine Letter 5: To Severus Letter 6: To Augustine Letter 7: To Romanianus Letter 8: To Licentius Letter 9: To Amandus Letter 10: To Delphinus Letter 11: To Severus Letter 12: To Amandus Letter 13: To Pammachius Letter 14: To Delphinus Letter 15: To Amandus Letter 16: To Jovius Letter 17: To Severus Letter 18: To Victricius Letter 19: To Delphinus Letter 20: To Delphinus Letter 21: To Amandus Letter 22: To Severus NOTES INDEXES 1. Old and New Testament 2. Authors 3. General Index
Item Number: BKPP215C Publication Data: New York, NY/Mahwah, NJ: Newman Press, 1966 Format: hardcover Number of Pages: viii + 277 Dimensions (l × w × h): 22.2 cm × 14.6 cm × 2.5 cm ISBN: 0‒8091‒0088‒6
