The Confessions of St. Augustine
A stolen pear he did not even want, a mistress of thirteen years dismissed, a decade spent arguing himself out of belief — and then a child’s voice in a garden telling him to pick up and read. It is the first autobiography in the West and still the least guarded. Pusey keeps the shape of Augustine’s Latin, which is prayer as much as memoir: it was written to be said aloud, and it lands that way.
Chapters
13 files · 10 hr 37 min totalThis recording
- Runtime
- 10 hr 37 min
- Chapters
- 13
- Source
- Gutenberg #3296
- Voices
- Synthetic, cast per character
- Format
- MP3, one file per chapter
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