Augustine: Political Writings

Content: Christianity and citizenship. Letter 90: Nectarius to Augustine (408) 
 Letter 91: Augustine to Nectarius (408/409) 
 Letter 103: Nectarius to Augustine (409) 
 Letter 104: Augustine to Nectarius (409) 
 Letter 95: Augustine to Paulinus of Nola and Therasia (408) 
 Letter 136: Marcellinus to Augustine (411/412) 
 Letter 138: Augustine to Marcellinus (411/412) 
 Letter 10: Augustine to Alypius (428) 
 Letter 250: Augustine to Auxilius (412 or 427-30) 
 Letter 1: Augustine to Classicianus (412 or 427-30) 
 Sermon 335C: On the feast of a martyr. --
Bishops and civil authorities. Letter 133: Augustine to Marcellinus (411) 
 Letter 134: Augustine to Apringius (411) 
 Letter 139: Augustine to Marcellinus (411/412) 
 Letter 152: Macedonius to Augustine (413/414) 
 Letter 153: Augustine to Macedonius (413/414) 
 Letter 154: Macedonius to Augustine (413/414) 
 Letter 155: Augustine to Macedonius (413/414). --
Judicial authority. Commentary on the gospel of John, 33 (419/421) 
 Sermon 302: On the feast of St. Laurence 
 Sermon 13: On the words of Psalm 2.10. --
The Donatist controversy. Letter 51: Augustine to Crispin (400) 
 Letter 66: Augustine to Crispin (401) 
 Letter 86: Augustine to Caecilian (406/409) 
 Letter 100: Augustine to Donatus (408) 
 Letter 87: Augustine to Emeritus (405/411) 
 Letter 88: Clergy of Hippo Regius to Januarius (406/408) 
 Letter 173: Augustine to Donatus (411/414) 
 Letter 204: Augustine to Dulcitius (419) 
 Letter 105: Augustine to Donatus (409/410) 
 Letter 185: Augustine to Boniface (c.417). --
War and peace. Sermon: The sacking of the city of Rome (410/411) 
 Letter 189: Augustine to Boniface (417) 
 Letter 220: Augustine to Boniface (428) 
 Letter 229: Augustine to Darius (429/430).