Index rerum quae in tertio tomo (PL 34-35) continentur

Tract. CVI. On what the Lord says, I have manifested Thy name to men, up to this, and they have believed that Thou didst send Me. (John 17:6–8). 1908

Tract. CVII. On what Jesus says, I pray for them; etc., up to this, That they may have My joy fulfilled in themselves. (John 17:9–13). 1913

Tract. CVIII. On what Jesus says, I have given them Thy word; up to this, That they also may be sanctified in truth. (John 17:14–19). 1915

Tract. CIX. On this: And not for these only do I pray, but also for those who will believe in Me through their word. (John 17:20). 1917

Tract. CX. On what follows, That they all may be one, etc., up to this, And Thou hast loved them, as Thou hast also loved Me. (John 17:21, 23). 1920

Tract. CXI. On what the Lord says, Father, I will that those whom Thou hast given Me may also be with Me where I am; up to this, That the love with which Thou hast loved Me may be in them, and I in them. (John 17:24–26). 1923

Tract. CXII. On what follows, When Jesus had said these things, He went out with His disciples, etc., up to this, They seized Jesus, and bound Him. (John 18:1–12). 1929

Tract. CXIII. From what is read, And they led Him to Annas first; up to this, Peter therefore denied again, and at once the cock crowed. (John 18:13–27). 1932

Tract. CXIV. From the place, They lead Jesus therefore to Caiaphas into the praetorium; up to this, That the word of Jesus might be fulfilled which He spoke, signifying by what death He was to die. (John 18:28–32). 1936

Tract. CXV. On what is said, Pilate therefore entered the praetorium again; up to this, Now Barabbas was a robber. (John 18:33–40). 1938

Tract. CXVI. On what follows, Then Pilate therefore took Jesus, and scourged Him; up to this, And they took Jesus, and led Him out. (John 19:1–16). 1941

Tract. CXVII. On what follows, And bearing His cross for Himself, He went out to the place which is called Calvary; up to this, Pilate answered: What I have written, I have written. (John 19:17–22). 1944

Tract. CXVIII. On these words, The soldiers therefore, when they had crucified Him, took His garments, etc. (John 19:23–24). 1947

Tract. CXIX. From what follows, And the soldiers indeed did these things; up to this, And bowing His head He gave up the spirit. (John 19:24–30). 1950

Tract. CXX. From what follows, The Jews therefore, since it was the Preparation, etc., up to this, For as yet they did not know the Scripture, that He must rise from the dead. (John 19:31–42 and 20:1–9). 1952

Tract. CXXI. On what follows, The disciples therefore went away again to their own homes; up to this, Blessed are they who have not seen and have believed. (John 20:10–29). 1953

Tract. CXXII. On what follows, Many other signs also did Jesus; up to this, And although there were so many, the net was not torn. (John 20:30–31 and 21:1–11). 1959

Tract. CXXIII. On what Jesus says, Come, dine; up to this, And this He said, signifying by what death he was to glorify God. (John 21:12–19). 1963

Tract. CXXIV. From the place, And when He had said this, He says to him: Follow Me, etc., up to the end of the Gospel. (John 21:19–25). 1969

TEN TRACTATES OF SAINT AURELIUS AUGUSTINE, BISHOP OF HIPPO, ON THE EPISTLE OF JOHN TO THE PARTHIANS. 1977–1978

Prologue. Ibid.

First Tractate.— On what John writes, That which was from the beginning, which we have heard, and which we have seen, etc.; up to this, Because the darkness has blinded his eyes. (1 John 1 and 2:1–11). Ibid.

Tract. II. From the little verse, I write to you, little children, because your sins are forgiven you through His name; up to this one, But he who does the will of God abides for ever, as He also abides for ever. (1 John 2:12–17). 1988

Tract. III. On what follows, Children, it is the last hour; up to this, His anointing teaches you about all things. (1 John 2:18–27). 1997

Tract. IV. On what follows, And it is true, and is not a lie; up to this, For this the Son of God was manifested, that He might destroy the works of the devil. 2005

Tract. V. On what follows, Everyone who is born of God does not commit sin; up to this, Let us not love in word only and in tongue, but in deed and in truth. (1 John 3:9–10). 2012

Tract. VI. On this: And by this we know that we are of the truth; up to this, And this is the antichrist, of whom you have heard, etc. Chap. III, vv. 19–24, and chap. IV, vv. 1–3. 2019

Tract. VII. From what follows, You now are of God, little children; up to this, No one has ever seen God. Chap. IV, vv. 4–12. 2029

Tract. VIII. On what follows, If we love one another, God will abide in us; up to this, God is love; and he who abides in love abides in God, and God in him. Chap. IV, vv. 12–16. 2035

Tract. IX. On what follows, In this is love made perfect in us; up to this, And this commandment we have from Him, that he who loves God should love his brother also. Chap. IV, vv. 17–21. 2045

Tract. X. On what John writes, Everyone who believes that Jesus is the Christ is born of God; up to this, For this is the love of God, that we keep His commandments. Chap. V, vv. 1–13. 2053

EXPOSITION OF CERTAIN PROPOSITIONS FROM THE EPISTLE TO THE ROMANS, BY SAINT AURELIUS AUGUSTINE, BISHOP OF HIPPO. 2063–2064

UNFINISHED EXPOSITION OF THE EPISTLE TO THE ROMANS, BY SAINT AURELIUS AUGUSTINE, BISHOP OF HIPPO. — One book, in which only the salutation is dealt with, and the sin against the Holy Spirit is discussed. 2087–2088

ONE BOOK OF EXPOSITION OF THE EPISTLE TO THE GALATIANS, BY SAINT AURELIUS AUGUSTINE, BISHOP OF HIPPO. 2105–2106

Appendix to tome III of the Works of St Augustine, comprising some tractates on Scripture once falsely ascribed to him. 2149–2150

Admonition on the little work On the Wonders of Holy Scripture. Ibid.

THREE BOOKS ON THE WONDERS OF HOLY SCRIPTURE. Ibid.

Book I. — On the Pentateuch of Moses. 2151–2152

Chapter I. On God the Creator and the establishing of creatures. Ibid.

II. On the unlike sin of the rational natures. Ibid.

III. On Abel and Enoch, who hold the first place in the righteousness of men. 2154

IV. On the fact that only the land animals were put to death in the flood. 2155

V. On the animals that can live neither on land only nor in water only, how they escaped the flood. 2156

VI. On the bursting forth of the waters of the flood. Ibid.

VII. On the receding of the waters of the flood. 2157

VIII. On the course of the sun and moon in the flood. 2160

IX. On the dispersion of tongues. Ibid.

X. On the punishment of Sodom. 2161

XI. On Lot's wife changed into a statue of salt. Ibid.

XII. On Sarah bearing a son at ninety. 2162

XIII. On the well which Hagar saw when cast out with her son. Ibid.

XIV. On the ram which Abraham offered in place of his son. Ibid.

XV. On Jacob and Joseph, why one is buried in the land of promise, the other in Egypt. Ibid.

XVI. On Moses and the bush in Horeb. 2163

XVII. On the two signs, that is, the hand turned in the bosom, and the rod changed into a serpent. 2164

XVIII. On the water turned into blood. Ibid.

XIX. On the other plagues of the Egyptians. 2165

XX. On the Red Sea drawing back and dried up. 2166

XXI. On the harmonious song of the children of Israel. 2167

XXII. On the waters made sweet at Marah. Ibid.

XXIII. On the manna raining from heaven. 2168

XXIV. On the rock struck in Horeb. 2169

XXV. On the sons of Moses, why they were deprived of the leadership of the priests. 2170

XXVI. On the fast of forty days. Ibid.

XXVII. On the people demanding meat. Ibid.

XXVIII. On the Ethiopian woman, the wife of Moses, and the leprosy of Miriam the murmurer. 2171

XXIX. On Korah and Dathan and Abiram. Ibid.

XXX. On the plague which came down upon the people when Moses fled into the Tabernacle. Ibid.

XXXI. On the rod of Aaron which had put forth leaves. 2172

XXXII. On the rock struck twice in Kadesh. Ibid.

XXXIII. On the bronze serpent. Ibid.

XXXIV. On Balaam and his ass. Ibid.

XXXV. On Moses going up into Mount Abarim. 2173

Book II. — On Prophecy. 2173–2174

Chapter I. On Jesus the son of Nun, and the Jordan parted at the people's crossing. Ibid.

II. On the shoes and garments of the Children of Israel. Ibid.

III. On the overthrow of Jericho. Ibid.

IV. On the sun and moon standing still at Joshua's command. 2175

V. On Gideon and the two signs. 2176

VI. On Samson's strength in his hair. 2177

VII. On the ark of the Lord in the land of the Philistines. Ibid.

VIII. On the thunder of heaven by which the Philistines were terrified. 2178

IX. On the voices and rains when Saul was appointed. Ibid.

X. On Saul prophesying among the prophets. Ibid.

XI. On Samuel raised up by the Python. 2179

XII. On the striking of Uzzah. Ibid.

XIII. On David numbering the people. 2180

XIV. On the two signs beside the altar at Bethel. Ibid.

XV. On the drought of three years and six months. Ibid.

XVI. On the widow in Zarephath of the Sidonians. 2181

XVII. On the dead only son of the widow, whom Elijah raised. Ibid.

XVIII. On the burnt offering on Mount Carmel. Ibid.

XIX. On the fast of forty days. 2182

XX. On the fire coming down upon the captains of fifty. Ibid.

XXI. On Elijah and Elisha crossing the Jordan. 2183

XXII. On the ascension of Elijah. Ibid.

XXIII. On the miracles of Elisha. Ibid.

XXIV. On the leprosy of Naaman cured, and cleaving to Gehazi. 2184

XXV. On the iron floating on the water. 2185

XXVI. On the victory through Elisha. Ibid.

XXVII. On the captivity of the people, and Sennacherib coming into Judaea. 2186

XXVIII. On the sickness and the sign of Hezekiah. 2187

XXIX. On the Babylonian captivity. 2188

XXX. On Daniel becoming renowned in Babylon. Ibid.

XXXI. On the three youths who escaped the torment of fire without hurt. 2189

XXXII. On Daniel resting in the lions' den. 2190

XXXIII. On Ezra restoring the law. 2191

XXXIV. On the chief wars which were waged with the Lord's help. Ibid.

Book III. — On the New Testament. 2191–2192

Chapter I. On the vision of Zechariah and the birth of John the Baptist. Ibid.

II. On the Incarnation of our Lord Jesus Christ, and His birth of the Virgin Mary. 2193

III. On the shepherds to whom the angels announced the newborn infant. Ibid.

IV. On the magi from the East and the guiding star. 2194

V. On the baptism of Christ. 2195

VI. On the temptation and fasting of Christ. 2196

VII. On the miracles of the Gospel up to the walking upon the sea. Ibid.

VIII. On the Lord walking upon the waves. 2197

IX. On the other miracles of our Lord Jesus Christ. Ibid.

X. On the loaves and fishes satisfying thousands of people. 2197

XI. On the vision of the Lord on the mountain, with Moses and Elijah conversing. Ibid.

XII. On Lazarus and the other dead who were raised. 2198

XIII. On the eclipse of the sun at the Passion of the Lord. 2199

XIV. On the bodies of the saints coming out of their tombs after the resurrection of the Lord. Ibid.

XV. On the Lord's eating after the resurrection. 2200

XVI. Peter restores the paralytic. Ibid.

XVII. The miracle of Peter. Ibid.

Admonition on the little work On the Blessings of the Patriarch Jacob. 2199–2200

ON THE BLESSINGS OF THE PATRIARCH JACOB. Ibid.

Admonition on the book of Questions on the Old and New Testament. 2205–2206

List of the questions. 2207–2208

QUESTIONS ON THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENT. 2213–2214

From the Old Testament. Ibid.

From the New Testament. 2249–2250

Questions from both, mixed together. 2297–2298

Questions from the Old Testament, second part. 2385–2386

Questions from the New Testament, second part. 2391–2392

Questions from both mixed together, second part. 2411–2412

Admonition on the Exposition on the Apocalypse. 2415–2416

EXPOSITION ON THE APOCALYPSE OF BLESSED JOHN. 2417–2418

First Homily. Ibid.

Homily II. Ibid.

Homily III. 2421

Homily IV. 2423

Homily V. 2424

Homily VI. 2425

Homily VII. 2429

Homily VIII. 2432

Homily IX. 2433

Homily X. 2435

Homily XI. 2436

Homily XII. 2438

Homily XIII. 2439

Homily XIV. 2441

Homily XV. 2442

Homily XVI. 2443

Homily XVII. 2445

Homily XVIII. 2447

Homily XIX. 2450

HERE ENDS THE LATTER PART OF THE THIRD TOME.