Franco De Capitani

The article demonstrates how the unitary conception of man, understood as ‘substantia rationalis constans ex anima et corpore’ (Trin., XV, 7,11), which scholars usually attribute to the second phase of Augustinian thought, that is to say that of time of his priesthood and his episcopate, in fact it is already present in him since the youthful period of his second Roman stay, at least since the De moribus ecclesiae catholicae et de moribus manichaeorum...