Fathers of the Church
Letter XCIV
Description
In this letter St. Paulinus of Nola and his wife Therasia ask Augustine some questions concerning both our present life and the nature of our risen bodies. It was omitted from the printed edition because its contents are clear from Augustine’s reply (letter XCV).
Provenance
The extant correspondence of St. Augustine includes more than 270 letters, including well over 200 written by him. Those numbered 31-123 span the period from his episcopal ordination until the conference between Catholic and Donatist bishops held in 411.
by Augustine of Hippo in 408 | translated by J. G. Cunningham
Taken from "The Early Church Fathers and Other Works" originally published by Wm. B. Eerdmans Pub. Co. in English in Edinburgh, Scotland, beginning in 1867. (NPNF I/I, Schaff). The digital version is by The Electronic Bible Society, P.O. Box 701356, Dallas, TX 75370, 214-407-WORD.
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