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Confessions

Augustine of Hippo (c. 400) tells his restless search for God, addressed to God himself.

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Confessions, tr. E. B. Pusey
E. B. Pusey, 1838

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Edward Pusey's translation (1838), in Victorian English. Augustine addresses the whole work to God; the paragraphs follow the e-text, not the traditional chapter numbers.

The Confessions of St. Augustine, translated by Edward Bouverie Pusey (Oxford, 1838). Public domain. Text from Project Gutenberg eBook #3296. · Source ↗

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