Creating Augustine

• New interpretation of Augustine's influence in the later Middle Ages
• Provides background for the emergence of the Reformation
• Based on previously unstudied manuscripts
• Interdisciplinary approach, using approaches drawn from theology, philology, religious studies, history, philosophical hermeneutics, iconography, and social and literary theory

Readership: Students and scholars of medieval philosophy, theology, and politics; of the reception history of the work of Augustine of Hippo

Eric Leland Saak, Associate Professor of History at Indiana University Purdue University in Indianapolis (IUPUI)

Introduction
1: A Renaissance of Augustinianism?
The New Augustine Scholarship
The Campaign Contra Pelagianos Modernos
Religio-Politics and the Return to Augustine
2: The Rebirth of Augustine
3: The Sermones ad fratres in eremo
4: Augustine Imagined
The Metrum pro depingenda vita Sancti Augustini of Jordan of Quedlinburg
The Erfurt Stained-Glass Cycle (1316-1324)
Guariento di Arpo: The Padua Cycle (1338)
The Arca Cycle (1362)
Ottaviano Nelli: The Gubio Cycle (1410-1420)
Di Lorenzo: A Minaturist s Cycle (1433)
The Historia Augustini (1430-1440)
The Vita Sancti Augustini Imaginibus Adornata (1450-1500)
Benozzo Gozzoli: The San Gimignano Cycle (1465)
The Image and Its Public
Augustine and Augustinianism
5: The Religio Augustini
Religionization and Augustinian Monasticism
Imitatio Augustini and the Embodiment of Augustine
Conclusion: Augustine, the Augustinian, and Augustinianism in the Later Middle Ages