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Traditional attribution

Manual (pseudo-Augustinian)

Manuale

El retrato más antiguo de Agustín (fresco de Letrán, s. VI)
byAugustine of Hippo

A short devotional treatise on the contemplation of God and the longing for heaven, composed in the twelfth century with material from Anselm, Hugh of Saint Victor and others, and transmitted with the pseudo-Augustinian Soliloquies and Meditations in the so-called devotional trilogy of Augustine.

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Authorship note

Spurious. A twelfth-century work (PL 40, appendix).

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Sources

  • Machielsen, John. Clavis Patristica Pseudepigraphorum Medii Aevi. Vol. I A–B: Opera homiletica; vol. II A–B: Theologica, exegetica… Turnhout: Brepols, 1990–1994 (pseudoagustinianos).

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