Augustine and the Disciplines: From Classiciacum to Cofessions

Table of Contents – Notes on contributors, Abbreviations, 1:Introduction, Mark Vessey PART I. Honesta studia: classrooms without walls 2:Disciplines of discipleship in late antique education: Augustine and Gregory Nazianzen, Neil McLynn 3:The duty of a teacher: liminality and disciplina in Augustine's De Ordine, Catherine Conybeare PART II. Disciplinarum libri: the canon in question 4:Augustine's disciplines: silent diutius Musae Varronis?, Danuta R. Shanzer 5:Divination and the disciplines of knowledge according to Augustine, William E. Klingshirn 6:The vocabulary of the liberal arts in Augustine's Confessions, Philip Burton PART III. Doctrina Christiana: beyond the disciplines 7:The grammarian's spoils: De Doctrina Christiana and the contexts of literary education, Catherine M. Chin 8:Augustine's critique of dialectic: between Ambrose and the Arians, Stefan Hessbruggen-Walter 9:Augustine's hermeneutics as a universal discipline?, Karla Pollmann Bibliography, Index Locorum, General Index