Chronological index to the works of St. Augustine

All creations are blessed. Augustine, according to their external form, are divided into 1. Against the Academicians, three books. 2. About the Blissful Life, 1 book. 5. About the immortality of the soul, 1 book. 6. About the quantity of the soul, 1 book. 9. On Free Will, 3 books (started in 388, completed in 395). 10. On the morals of the Catholic Church and the morals of the Manichaeans, 2 books. 11. On creation against the Manichaeans, 2 books. 12. About 83 different questions, 1 book. 13. About true religion, 1 book. 14. On the benefits of faith, to Honoratus, 1 book. 15. About two souls against the Manichaeans, 1 book. 16. Acts against Fortunatus Manichaeus, 1 book. 17. About creation in the literal sense (unfinished). 18. About the Lord's Discourse on the Mount, book 1. 19. About faith and symbol, 1 book. 20. Psalm in opposition to Donatus. 21. Interpretation of some passages from the Apostle's Epistle to the Romans, book 1. 22. Beginning of the interpretation of the book of Romans, 1 book. 23. Interpretation of the Epistle to the Galatians, 1 book. 24. Against Adeimantus, a disciple of the Manichaeans, book 1. 26. About Christian warfare, 1 book. 27. About abstinence, 1 book. 28. On Christian Science (finished about 426). 29. On various questions to Simplician, 2 books. 30. Against the message of the Manichaeans, which is called the main one. 31. About faith in invisible things, 1 book. 32. Notes on the book of Job, book 1. 34. Gospel Questions, 1 book. 35. On the agreement of the Evangelists, 4 books. 36. About the catechumen of converts, 1 book. 37. About the bodily labor of monks, 1 book. 38. Against Faustus the Manichaean, 33 books. 39. On the Trinity, 15 books (finished c. 416). 40. Against the Epistle of Parmenian, 3 books. 41. On baptism against the Donatists, 7 books. 42. Against the work of Petilian the Donatist, 3 books. 43. About creation in the literal sense, 12 books. 44. Epistle to the Orthodox against the Donatists, generally known as: On the Unity of the Church, Book 1. 45. About holy virginity, 1 book. 47. On public reasoning with Felix the Manichaean, book 1. 48. Against Secundinus Manichaeus, 1 book. 49. On the nature of good against Manichaeans, 1 book. 50. About the prophecies of demons, 1 book. 51. Against the grammarian Cresconia, 4 books. 52. About a single baptism against Petilian, 1 book. 53. Summary of the debate with the Donatists, 3 books. 54. To the Donatists after the debate, book 1. 55. To Marcellinus. On punishments for sins, on the remission of sins and on the baptism of children, 3 books. 56. About spirit and letter, to him, 1 book. 57. About faith and works, 1 book. 58. About the City of God, 22 books (finished c. 421). 59. Public debate with Emeritus Donatist, 2 books. 61. On nature and grace to Timazius and James, against the Pelagians, 1 book. 62. About the perfection of human truth. Epistle or book to bishops Eutropius and Paul. 63. 124 conversations on the Gospel of John. 64. 17 questions on the Gospel of Matthew, book 1. 65. 10 Discourses on the Epistle of John to the Parthians. 66. On the public presentation of opinions by Pelagius to Bishop Aurelius, 1 book. 68. Against the Arian word, 1 book. 69. On the grace of Christ and original sin against Pelagius and Celestius, 2 books. 70. Word to the people of the Church of Caesarea, spoken in the presence of Emeritus. 71. Sayings of Pelagius, 7 books. 72. Questions for seven books, 7 books. 73. About adulterous marriages, 2 books. 74. About marriage and lust, to Valery, 2 books. 75. About the soul and its origin, 4 books. 77. Against the Priscillionists and Origenists to Orosius. 78. Against the enemy of laws and prophets, 2 books. 79. Against Bishop Gaudentius Donatist. 80. Against two letters of the Pelagians to Boniface, 4 books. 81. Rules for the servants of God. 82. Guide to faith, hope and love. 83. Care for the dead, to Peacock, 1 book. 84. Against Julian the Pelagian, 10 books. 85. About eight questions of Dulcius, 1 book. 86. On grace and free will to Valentine, 1 book. 87. About punishment and grace, 1 book. 89. Mirror from the Holy Scriptures. 90. Debate with Maximus, Arian bishop. 91. Against the same Maxim, 22 books. 93. On the predestination of the saints, to Prosper and Hilary. 94. About the gift of constancy in goodness, 1 book. 95. Against the second answer of Julian, 1 book (unfinished). 96. Exposition of the psalms, compiled at different times. 97. Treatise against the Jews. b) Letters from the blessed. Augustine can be divided into 4 classes according to the time of their origin: 1. Letters 2. Letters 3. Letters 4. Letters 1. Letter of Augustine to Hermogian. 3. Letter of Augustine to Nebridius. 5. Letter of Nebridius to Augustine. 6. Letter of Nebridius to Augustine. 7. Letter of Augustine to Nebridius. 8. Letter of Nebridius to Augustine. 9. Letter of Augustine to Nebridius. 15. Letter of Augustine to Romanian. 16. Letter from Maximus the grammarian of Madavrensky to Augustine. 17. Letter of Augustine to Maximus the grammarian. 18. Letter from Augustine to Celestine. 19. Letter of Augustine to Gaius. 21. Letter from Augustine to Bishop Valery. 23. Letter from Augustine to Bishop Maximus Donatist. 24. Letter from Pavlin to the bishop. Alypius about the books of Augustine. 25. Letter of Peacock to Augustine. 26. Letter from Augustine to Licentius. 28. Letter to Jerome the Presbyter. 29. Letter to Alypius, bishop. Tagastsky. 30. Letter of Peacock to Augustine. 31. Letter of Augustine to Paulinus and Pherazia. 32. Letter from Paulinus and Ferasia to Romanian regarding the elevation of Augustine to bishop. 33. Letter of Augustine to Proculean the Donatist. 36. – to Presbyter Casulan. 37. Letter of Augustine to Simplician. 39. Letter of Jerome to Augustine. 40. Letter of Augustine to Jerome. 41. Letter from Alypius and Augustine to Pope Aurelius. 42. Letter of Augustine to Peacock and Ferazia. 43. – to Glorius, Eleusius and others. 45. Letter from Augustine to Peacock. 46. ​​Letter from Publicola to Bishop. Augustine. 47. Letter from Augustine to Publicola. 48. To Presbyter Eudoxius. 49. To Bishop Honoratus Donatist. 50. To the elders of the Suffektan colony. 51. To Crispinus the Donatist Bishop. 54. Letter to Januarius, first. book 58. Letter of Augustine to Pammachius. 62. Letter from Alypius, Augustine and Semsucius to the North. 63. Letter from Augustine to the North. 68. Letter of Jerome to Augustine. 69. Letter from Alypius and Augustine to Castorius. 71. Letter of Augustine to Jerome. 72. – Jerome to Augustine. 73. Letter of Augustine to Jerome. 75. Letter of Jerome to Augustine. 76. Letter of Augustine to the Donatists. 77. – to Felix and Gilarin. 78. – to the clergy, elders and all the people of the Ippon Church. 79. Letter from Augustine to a certain Manichaean presbyter. 80. Letter of Augustine to Paulinus and Pherazia. 81. Letter of Jerome to Augustine. 82. – Augustine to Jerome. 87. – to Emeritus Donatist. 88. Letter from the clergy of Ipponia to Januarius. 89. Letter from Augustine to Festus. 90. Letter of Nectarius to Augustine. 91. – Augustine to Nectarius. 94. Letter of Paulinus and Ferasia to Augustine. 95. – Augustine to Peacock and Pherasia. 98. – to Boniface the bishop. 100. – to Donatus, African proconsul. 101. – to the Memorial to the Bishop. 102. – to Deogracius the presbyter. 103. Letter of Nectarius to Augustine. 104. Letter of Augustine to Nectarius. 105. Letter to the Donatists. 106. – to Macrobius the Donatist. 107. – to Augustine Maximus and Theodore. 109. – North to Augustine. 110. – Augustine to the Bishop of the North. 111. – Augustine to Victorian the presbyter. 113. – his same to Crescopius. 114. – him to Florentin. 116. – his same to Generoz. 117. Letter of Dioscorus to Augustine. 118. – Augustine to Dioscorus. 119. – Consentation to Augustine. 120. – Augustine to the Consent. 121. – Pavlina Nolsky to Augustine. 122. – Augustine to the clergy and people of Ipponia. 123. – Jerome to Augustine. 124. Letter of Augustine to Albina, Pinian and Melania. 127. – to Armentarius and Peacock. 128. Letter from Aurelius, Silvanus and all Orthodox bishops to the tribune and notary Marcellinus. 130. Letter from Augustine to the widow Proba 133. – to the tribune of Marcellinus. 135. – Volusiana to Augustine. 136. – Marcellina to Augustine. 137. – Augustine to Volusian. 140. Letter of Augustine to Honoratus, or book on grace of the New Testament, 141. Letter from bishops Silvanus, Valentinus, Aurelius, Innocent, Maximinus, Augustine, Donatus and others to the Donatists. 142. – Augustine to the presbyters Saturninus and Euphrates and the clergy. 144. – to the brothers of Tsirtin. 147. Letter from Augustine to Paulina. 148. – to Bishop Fortunatus. 150. – to the widows Proba and Juliana. 152. Letter of Macedon to Augustine. 153. – Augustine to Macedon. 154. – Macedonia to Augustine. 155. – Hilaria to Augustine. 156. – Hilaria to Augustine. 157. – Augustine to Hilary. 158. – Euodia of Uzalensky to Augustine. 159. – Augustine to Euodius. 160. – Euodia to Augustine. 161. – Euodia to Augustine. 162. – Augustine to Euodius. 163. – Euodia to Augustine. 164. – Augustine to Euodius. 165. – Cheronym to Marcellinus and Anapsyche. 166. Letters of Augustine to Jerome, or a book about the origin of the human soul. 167. – to Jerome, or books about the saying of James 4, 10. 168. – Timazia and James to Augustine. 169. – Augustine to Euodius. 170. – Alypius and Augustine to Maxim the doctor. 171. – Alypius and Augustine to Bishop Peregrinus. 172. Excerpt from Augustine’s letter to Maximus. 173. Letter of Jerome to Augustine. 174. – Augustine to Donatus. 175. – to Aurelius, Bishop of Carthage. 176. – the fathers of the Council of Carthage to the Roman Bishop Innocent about the acts against Pelagius and Celestius. 177. Letter from the Fathers of the Council of Milevia to Innocent about the Pelagians. 178. Epistle of Aurelius and other bishops, together with Augustine, to Innocent about Pelagius. 179. Letter from Augustine to Hilary on the Pelagian heresy. 180. Letters of Augustine to John, Bishop of Jerusalem. 182. Epistle of Innocent to the fathers of the Council of Carthage. 183. – Innocent of Rome to the fathers of the Council of Milevia. 184. - his same to bishops Aurelius, Alypius, Augustine, Euodius and Possidio. 185. – a) him to the bishop. Aurelius and Augustine. – b) Augustine to Peter and Abraham. 186. Letters of Augustine to the tribune Boniface, or a book on the punishment of the Donatists. 187. – Alypius and Augustine to Peacock. 188. – Augustine to Dardan, or a book about the presence of God. 189. – Augustine and Alypius to the widow Juliana, the mother of the maiden Demetrias. 190. Letter from Augustine to Boniface. 192. – to Sixtus the presbyter. 193. – to Deacon Celestine 195. – to Sixtus, Roman presbyter. 196. Letter of Jerome to Augustine. 197. – Augustine to the bishop. Azelina. 198. – Augustine to Hezichius, salam. to the bishop. 199. – Hesychius to Augustine. 200. – Augustine to Hesychius. 201. – Augustine to Valery. 202. – Emperors Honorius and Theodosius to Bishops Aurelius and Augustine. – a) Jerome to Bishops Alypius and Augustine. 204. – Augustine to Largus. 205. – to the tribune and notary Dulcicius. 208. – to Bishop Claudius (about 421). 211. – to Felicity and Rustic. 213. – to Bishop Quintilian. 214. Church act of appointment to a bishop. 215. Letter from Augustine to Valentine and others. 217. – Valentina to Augustine. 218. – Augustine to Vital Kareagensk. 219. – Augustine to Palatine. 220. – Aurelius, Augustine, Florence and Secundina to the Gaul bishops Proculus and Cylinnius. 221. – Augustine to Boniface. 222. Letter from Deacon Qvodvultdeus to Augustine. 223. – Augustine to the deacon Qvodvultdeus'y. 224. – Qvodvultdeus'a to Augustine. 225. – Augustine to Qvodvultdeus'y. 226. – Prospera to Augustine. 227. Letter of Hilary to Augustine. 228. – Augustine to Alypius. 229. – Augustine to Honoratus. 230. – Augustine to Darius. 231. – Darius to Augustine. 232. – Augustine to Darius. 233. Letter of Augustine to the brothers of Madaura. 234. – Augustine to Longitan. 235. – Longitana to Augustine. 236. – Augustine to Longishan. 237. – Augustine to Deuterius. 238. Letter from Augustine to Bishop Ceretius. 241. – Pascentia to Augustine. 242. – Augustine about the one God. 243. – to Elpidius the Arian. 250. – to Deacon Restitut. 251. – to Presbyter Auxilius. 261. – Avdaxa to Augustine. 262. – Augustine to Avdax. 265. – to the woman Maxima.266. - to Selevtsiana. 271. Anonymous letter to Augustine. c) they at different times of their lives and on different occasions cannot be arranged in chronological order due to the lack of precise indications of the time of their origin.