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St. Augustine (354-430)

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St. Augustine (354-430)

St. Augustine (354-430). African bishop, doctor and father of the church. Colored engraving

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Algeria Algerian Augustine Bearded Bishop Blessed Catholicism Christianism Confessor Crook Crosier Doctor Heart Hippo Latin Philosopher Philosophy Quill Regius Robe


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This engraving showcases St. Augustine of Hippo (354-430), an influential African bishop, doctor, and father of the Catholic Church. Born in present-day Algeria, Augustine is considered one of the most important figures in Western Christianity. His intellectual prowess and deep spiritual insights earned him the title of Doctor of the Church. Augustine's portrait depicts him in the advanced stages of life, with a long, flowing beard and a serious expression. He is dressed in the robes of a bishop, holding a crook and a crosier as symbols of his ecclesiastical authority. In his right hand, he cradles a book, symbolizing his dedication to learning and theology. A quill and inkwell rest on the table before him, hinting at his role as a prolific writer. Augustine's influence on Christianity is profound. He is best known for his Confessions, an autobiographical work that delves into his spiritual journey and conversion to Christianity. His philosophy, which emphasized the importance of love and grace in the Christian life, had a significant impact on the development of Western theology. Augustine's legacy extends beyond the religious sphere. He is considered one of the last great Latin philosophers of the ancient world, and his ideas continue to shape Western thought. This engraving serves as a testament to Augustine's enduring influence and his status as a beloved saint and revered figure in the history of Christianity.

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