Tolle lege essays on Augustine and on medieval philosophy. - Taylor, Richard C.; Teske, Roland J. (Madison (Wis.) Marquette university press, 2011)
Part I. Essays on St Augustine : -- 1. The nature of the Pelagian crisis / Gerald Bonner -- 2. Augustine as a reader of Cicero / Charles Brittain -- 3. Augustinian views on memory as an aid to reading "The tempest" / Joseph Koterski -- 4. Augustine and the Filioque / Joseph T. Lienhard -- 5. Becoming one Christ : the dynamics of Augustinian deification / David Vincent Meconi -- 6. Friendship and happiness : why matter matters in Augustine's Confessions / Ann A. Pang-White -- 7. Augustine and the beginning of theology / Frederick Van Fleteren -- 8. Quinque argumenta Pelagianorum : Zu Funktion und Herkunft pelagianischer Sätze in Augustins Contra Iulianum, buch 2 / Dorothea Weber -- 9. The end of the soliloquy : towards a later Augustine / James Wetzel -- Part II. Essays on Medieval Philosophy : -- 10. The falling dog and the numerical unity of motion / John P. Doyle -- 11. Mystic as experienced exegete : Bernard of Clairvaux / William Harmless -- 12. William of Auvergne on the human being / John A. Laumakis -- 13. Late Renaissance discussions regarding the hierarchy of being : Francesco Buonamici, Galileo Galilei, Jacopo Mazzoni, and Cesare Cremonini / Edward P. Mahoney -- 13. "Li" or "Ly," marker of metalanguage in scholastic Latin / Philipp W. Rosemann
Keywords: Augustine, -- Saint, Bishop of Hippo; Philosophy, Medieval