Augustine: Confessions and Enchiridion, LCC edition by Outler

Months ago I saw yet another volume of the Library of Christian Classics up on CCEL, namely Augustine's Confessions at http://www.ccel.org/ccel/augustine/confessions. IMHO, this rich work is a classic that deserves multiple translations, and so in spite of two versions (ECF and the earlier Pussey) available for Logos, I created a PB of it.

For some reason the CCEL edition was separated from the Enchiridion which is there at http://www.ccel.org/ccel/augustine/enchiridion. I have joined them together, like they were published. I have also added page numbers and tagged the documents so they should work better with Logos.

In every link I had to the Enchiridion in my Logos Library, it was to the "paragraph" number, ignoring the chapter number, so I have tagged it this way.

In one footnote, the book had Hebrew text. CCEL did not. I have not re-inserted the Hebrew. In addition, the Bibliography and Index were not at CCEL, and I did not feel inspired to key them in myself.

Anyway, both texts of St. Augustine are worth reading. The Enchiridion is a brief summary of the views of Late Augustine, written for a friend, and the Confessions are a devotional classic.

SDG

Ken McGuire

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fgh

in spite of two versions (ECF and the earlier Pussey) available for Logos

More like four, I believe: Pusey, ECF, Harvard Classics, and now Loeb.

But thanks anyway.[:)]

Milford Charles Murray

Months ago I saw yet another volume of the Library of Christian Classics up on CCEL, namely Augustine's Confessions at http://www.ccel.org/ccel/augustine/confessions. IMHO, this rich work is a classic that deserves multiple translations, and so in spite of two versions (ECF and the earlier Pussey) available for Logos, I created a PB of it.

For some reason the CCEL edition was separated from the Enchiridion which is there at http://www.ccel.org/ccel/augustine/enchiridion. I have joined them together, like they were published. I have also added page numbers and tagged the documents so they should work better with Logos.

In every link I had to the Enchiridion in my Logos Library, it was to the "paragraph" number, ignoring the chapter number, so I have tagged it this way.

In one footnote, the book had Hebrew text. CCEL did not. I have not re-inserted the Hebrew. In addition, the Bibliography and Index were not at CCEL, and I did not feel inspired to key them in myself.

Anyway, both texts of St. Augustine are worth reading. The Enchiridion is a brief summary of the views of Late Augustine, written for a friend, and the Confessions are a devotional classic.

SDG

Ken McGuire

Peace, Ken! I rejoice to thank you again for this and all the wonderful "sharings" with which you have enriched the lives of your brothers and sisters on these Logos Forums! May our Gracious God bless you richly! (Not for the good you have done which is quite considerable, but simply because He is Who He is!) *smile*

Thank you also for: "sanus perfecte est in spe, in re ... peccator - M. Luther, 1515"

L.A.

Again a great work! Thanks!

YES! augustine's confessions are worth reading! (the enchiridion I don't know yet ;-)

Ken McGuire

With the recent release of Fathers of the Church, I have revisited this to add some more links in footnotes to other works of Augustine. Personally, I do not have the new set, and so have reverse engineered these links, but have followed the standard book, chapter, paragraph format.

SDG

Ken McGuire

Augustine Confessions and Enchiridion - Outler.docx

Mike Childs

Ah, but I would take Albert Outlet's work over anyone else's any time. Thanks so very much!

Brian Wiles

Thank you!

Dave L

Thanks!

Mike Childs

Marvelous! Thanks for sharing this.

Francesco Mazzilli

Hi,

I tried to do a PB with this file, but it says error:

[Warning] Unable to apply topics to article 'A_UNKNOWN'. Article Length is zero.

Do you know why?

thx

NB.Mick

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/992723#Comment_992723

I tried to do a PB with this file, but it says error:

[Warning] Unable to apply topics to article 'A_UNKNOWN'. Article Length is zero.

Do you know why?

Yes. Some time ago, for some reasons, the Logos developers decided to break the build of PBs when there are "empty articles" in the Word source file, marked as headers (this are paragraphs which do not contain text other than the paragraph mark or the section break mark).

I updated this by adding a space prior to any paragraph mark (via replace all for ^p) and section break mark (manually, found as ^b).

See this file: 3036.Augustine Confessions and Enchiridion - Outler.docx

It still shows an error for a font and some warnings, but it will compile.

Ken McGuire

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/992791#Comment_992791

Thanks for the maintenance release, NB.

BillS

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/992791#Comment_992791

Thanks, NB.Mick!

NB.Mick

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/993770#Comment_993770

Thanks for the maintenance release, NB.

You're very welcome, but that was no big thing to do - but many many thanks to you for giving us so many PBs over the years!

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/993863#Comment_993863

Thank you! I love finding these resources!