St. Augustine

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Referenced when discussing Augustine's account of his friend Alypius being drawn into the bloodlust of gladiatorial games - Tom notes Augustine was 'writing this in his confessions' and suggests Augustine was writing about himself

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Hans and his friends at Munich University are described as reading Augustine's Confessions as part of their engagement with Christian ideas and philosophy.

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Mentioned as an autobiography written by Augustine in the late 300s AD, discussed in the context of historical Christian theological works that influenced interpretations of Nimrod

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Referred to as 'basically Two Cities,' described as Augustine's attempt to understand what was happening with Rome after it was sacked by the Visigoths in 410 AD