Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Agustinus dari Hippo" in Indonesian language version.
The whole of North Africa was a glory of Christendom with St. Augustine, himself a Berber, its chief ornament.
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pada posisi 1 (bantuan). Cf. John Chrysostom, Περι παρθενίας (De Sancta Virginitate), XIV, 6; SCh 125, 142–145; (Inggris) Gregory of Nyssa, On the Making of Man, 17; SCh 6, 164–165; and (Inggris) On Virginity, 12.2; SCh 119, 402 [17–20]. Cf. (Inggris) Augustine of Hippo, On the Good of Marriage, 2.2; PL 40, 374.The drama of Protestant theology begins on a stage set in large part by Augustinian spirituality,
At Carthage Augustine had become a Manichaean and when on his return home he propounded certain heretical propositions she drove him away from her table, but a strange vision urged her to recall him. It was at this time that she went to see a certain holy bishop, whose name is not given, but who consoled her with the now famous words, "the child of those tears shall never perish."
Here death overtook Monica and the finest pages of his "Confessions" were penned as the result of the emotion Augustine then experienced.
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pada posisi 1 (bantuan). Cf. John Chrysostom, Περι παρθενίας (De Sancta Virginitate), XIV, 6; SCh 125, 142–145; (Inggris) Gregory of Nyssa, On the Making of Man, 17; SCh 6, 164–165; and (Inggris) On Virginity, 12.2; SCh 119, 402 [17–20]. Cf. (Inggris) Augustine of Hippo, On the Good of Marriage, 2.2; PL 40, 374.|id=
pada posisi 1 (bantuan). Cf. John Chrysostom, Περι παρθενίας (De Sancta Virginitate), XIV, 6; SCh 125, 142–145; (Inggris) Gregory of Nyssa, On the Making of Man, 17; SCh 6, 164–165; and (Inggris) On Virginity, 12.2; SCh 119, 402 [17–20]. Cf. (Inggris) Augustine of Hippo, On the Good of Marriage, 2.2; PL 40, 374.