Augustine of Hippo

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Christian saint Christian theologian Church Father Doctor of the Church Latin Church theologian bishop philosopher

Augustine of Hippo was a 4th–5th century Christian theologian and philosopher whose writings, including "Confessions" and "The City of God," profoundly shaped Western Christianity and Western thought.

Aliases (7)

Statements (81)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Christian saint → Christian theologian → Church Father → Doctor of the Church → Latin Church theologian → bishop → philosopher →
baptizedBy	Ambrose of Milan →
birthDate	0354-11-13 →
birthPlace	Numidia → Roman Empire → Thagaste →
canonizationStatus	saint →
combated	Donatism → Manichaeism → Pelagianism →
conversion	converted to Christianity from Manichaeism →
deathDate	0430-08-28 →
deathPlace	Hippo Regius → Roman North Africa → Vandal-occupied Hippo Regius →
denomination	Latin Christianity →
education	rhetoric →
era	Late Antiquity → Patristic era →
father	Patricius →
feastDay	August 28 →
fieldOfWork	Christian ethics → biblical exegesis → philosophy of religion → theology →
fullName	Aurelius Augustinus Hipponensis →
givenName	Augustine →
heldPosition	Bishop of Hippo Regius →
influenced	Anselm of Canterbury → Blaise Pascal → John Calvin → Martin Luther → Thomas Aquinas → Western Christian theology → Western philosophy → doctrine of grace → doctrine of original sin →
influencedBy	Ambrose of Milan → Cicero → Manichaeism → Neoplatonism → Plotinus → Scripture →
knownFor	Christian Neoplatonism → doctrine of divine grace → doctrine of original sin → just war theory →
language	Latin →
mother	Monica of Hippo →
movement	Patristic theology →
notableWork	Confessions → Enchiridion on Faith, Hope and Love → On Christian Doctrine → On the Trinity → The City of God →
occupation	bishop → philosopher → theologian →
region	Western Christianity →
religion	Christianity →
religiousOrder	Augustinian →
seeAlso	Augustinianism →
subjectOf	Augustinian studies →
tradition	Western Church →
veneratedIn	Anglican Communion → Catholic Church → Eastern Orthodox Church → Lutheranism →
wroteAbout	Trinity → church and state → free will → grace → memory → original sin → time →

Referenced by (84)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Anselm of Canterbury → Antoine Arnauld ("Saint Augustine") → Blaise Pascal → Boethius → Council of Carthage (418) → De praedestinationis doctrina → Desiderius Erasmus → Duns Scotus → Francesco Petrarca → Francisco Suárez → Francisco de Vitoria → Institutes of the Christian Religion → James Ussher → Jehan Cauvin → John Calvin → Marsilio Ficino → Nicolas Malebranche ("Saint Augustine of Hippo") → Renaissance Platonism → René Descartes → St. Thomas Aquinas → Summa Theologiae → Summa contra Gentiles → The Freedom of the Will → Theodicy → Theodulf of Orléans →	influencedBy
Ambrose of Milan → Anthony the Great → Apostle Paul → Athanasius of Alexandria → Aurelius Ambrosius → Cicero ("Saint Augustine") → Irenaeus of Lyons → Neoplatonism → Plato → Platonism → Plotinus → Tertullian →	influenced
On Christian Doctrine → On Free Choice of the Will → On the Trinity → Rule of Saint Augustine → The City of God → The City of God → The City of God ("Saint Augustine") →	author
Augustinian theology → Sankt Augustin ("Saint Augustine of Hippo") → St. Augustine, Florida ("Saint Augustine of Hippo") →	namedAfter
Pelagianism → Pelagius → Tritheism →	opposedBy
St. Augustine → St. Augustine ("Saint Augustine") →	alsoKnownAs
Commentary on the Epistles of Paul → Hippo Regius →	associatedWithPerson
San Agustin Church ("Saint Augustine of Hippo") → St Augustine’s Church, Pendlebury ("Saint Augustine of Hippo") →	dedicatedTo
Augustine of Hippo ("Aurelius Augustinus Hipponensis") → St. Augustine ("Aurelius Augustinus Hipponensis") →	fullName
Augustin Pyramus de Candolle ("Augustin") → Augustine of Hippo ("Augustine") →	givenName
Te Deum →	attributedTo
Ambrose of Milan →	baptized
Pelagius →	contemporaryOf
Jerome →	correspondedWith
Cathedra Petri ("Saint Augustine") →	depicts
Just war theory →	developedBy
Norman R. Augustine ("Augustine") →	familyName
Doctor of the Church ("St. Augustine of Hippo") →	firstDoctorsTraditionally
Christian ethics →	hasHistoricalFigure
Perpetual Virginity of Mary →	hasHistoricalProponent
Augustinian theology →	hasMainProponent
Étienne Gilson →	influenced by
Pope Zosimus →	interactedWith
Annaba ("Saint Augustine of Hippo") →	isAssociatedWith
Epistle to the Romans →	keyFigureAssociated
Spe Salvi ("Saint Augustine") →	mentionsFigure
Ambrose of Milan →	mentorOf
Hippo Regius →	notableBishop
Thagaste →	notablePersonBornHere
Africa Proconsularis →	notableResident
Valletta ("Saint Augustine") →	patronSaint
St. Augustine ("Bishop of Hippo Regius") →	positionHeld
Western text-type →	usedBy
On Free Choice of the Will →	workOfAuthor