PL 39 · cols. 1717–1741

Augustine, Sermo 396 (Classis V, Sermones dubii); Sermonum quorumdam qui adhuc desiderantur fragmenta; Appendix, Sermo supposititius 1

Augustine of Hippo (d. 430): the last of the sermons the editors held doubtful (Sermon 396, In assumptione episcopi), with the sermon the priest Eraclius preached in Augustine's presence, the fragments of sermons otherwise lost that the editors gathered from Eugippius, Bede, Florus and John the Deacon, and the first sermon of the appendix of sermons once ascribed to him (On the tree of the knowledge of good and evil), in Latin, with the Benedictine editors' notes. The text was first read and checked by volunteers through the Reading Room's volunteer page.