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| On Friday, the 23rd of December, the library will be closed in the afternoon.
The Christmas holiday runs from 26th of December until the 5th of January. We wish you all a merry Christmas and a prosperous 2012!
Op vrijdag 23 december zal de bibliotheek haar deuren sluiten om 12u30. Van 26 december t.e.m. 5 januari zal de bibliotheek gesloten zijn (Kerstvakantie). We wensen jullie allen een Zalig Kerstfeest en een voorspoedig 2012! |
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| - Willigis ECKERMANN, In Erinnerung an P. Dr. Dr. Adolar Zumkeller OSA (1915-2011) (p. 7-9) - Dwayne MOORE, Truth and image in Augustinian epistemology (p. 11-48) - Neil ADKIN, Labor tam utilis : Sallust in Augustine on the Vulgate (p. 49-53) - John PALETTA, The ordo sapientiae : Augustine’s program for philosophical study in his early works (p. 55-74) - Mikolaj OLSZEWSKI, Introduction to the edition of the prologue to the Commentary on the Sentences by Augustinus Triumphus of Ancona (p. 75-153) - Gert PARTOENS, The earliest phase of the Jansenist controversy among the Flemish Capuchins (p. 155-185) |
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Exceptionally, the Library Will be closed today, 3rd of October.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
We kijken met veel plezier terug op de Augustinusdag Augustinus - Minnaar van schoonheid van zaterdag 24 september.
Een verslag vindt u hier
On Thursday and Friday, 17-18 MAY 2012, the Research Unit “History of Church and Theology” of the Faculty of Theology at the Catholic University of Leuven, will organise, in collaboration with the Augustinian Historical Institute, the first international expert seminar dedicated exclusively to research on Donatist Christianity and related themes. This conference will bring together scholars from all over the world who have made important contributions to the study of ancient North African Christianity in recent years as well as provide a platform for newly-arriving scholars.
The contributions to the symposium can be dedicated to various topics. The following survey presents some possible themes, but does not intend to exclude alternative issues or approaches: the effect of Imperial intervention/political aspects of the Donatist leadership, the development of Augustine’s theology through the controversy, theological content in the African councils (sacramentology, ecclesiology, martyrology, Christology), the role of authority and tradition in the controversy, the role of leading personalities in the controversy, the bible in Africa, rhetorical analysis of polemical literature, textual-critical studies of the sources, archaeological findings and African liturgy, and the later history of Donatism and its reception in early-modern controversies. Each contribution is supposed to include a general, methodological conclusion which would enable perspectives for further research.
For further information, please consult the smart-phone friendly conference website: http://www.donatiststudies.com/index.html, or find us on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/donatiststudies.
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