De Trinitate (Latin Edition)

Augustine’s De Trinitate is one of the great theological works of Christian antiquity, a sustained inquiry into the mystery of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit as one God. Across fifteen books, Augustine examines the biblical language of the Trinity, defends the equality and unity of the divine persons, and carefully distinguishes the eternal relations within God from the temporal works of creation and redemption.

In the later books, Augustine turns inward, seeking reflections of the Trinity within the human mind itself. Memory, understanding, and will become part of a profound meditation on the image of God in man and on the soul’s capacity to know its Creator. The result is both rigorous theology and spiritual contemplation, joining scriptural exegesis, philosophical reasoning, and the desire for deeper knowledge of God.

This Nicholean Press edition presents the complete work in the original Latin, newly typeset for clear and comfortable reading.

Features include:

• Complete Latin text of Books I–XV
• Extensive glossary of Augustinian theological and philosophical vocabulary
• Clear book and section divisions
• Historical illustrations
• Classical 6 × 9 presentation
• Newly typeset by Nicholean Press

Ideal for students of Latin, patristics, theology, philosophy, and the Church Fathers, this edition offers direct access to Augustine’s mature reflection on the central mystery of Christian theology.