AL - Augustinus-Lexikon / Optatus episcopus Mileuitanus - Pelagius, Pelagiani

The Augustinian Lexicon (AL) is a multi-volume dictionary of terms and realia. It captures, in alphabetical order, terms, individuals, and matters that are significant to the life, work, and teachings of Augustine. To present broader contexts, the AL not only addresses Augustine's biography and writings but also includes his ecclesiastical position, the personalities around him, and the contemporary historical context. The AL represents the concepts characteristic of Augustine's thought, taking into account both the Christian and pagan-antique traditions. The articles are written by internationally recognized Augustine specialists from their respective fields and are published in German, English, or French. Augustine himself is quoted in the original text. Each article concludes with a detailed bibliography. Edited by Robert Dodaro, Cornelius Mayer, and Christof Müller in collaboration with Isabelle Bochet, G. Michael Cameron, François Dolbeau, Volker Henning Drecoll, Erich Feldmann, Alfons Fürst, Therese Fuhrer, Wilhelm Geerlings, Reinhart Herzog, Wolfgang Hübner, Martin Klöckener, Serge Lancel, Goulven Madec, Gerard J. P. O’Daly, James J. O’Donnell, Alfred Schindler, Christian Tornau, Konrad Vössing, Otto Wermelinger, and Antonie Wlosok. Editorial team: Karl-Heinz Chelius and Andreas E. J. Grote under the responsibility of the Academy of Sciences and Literature, Mainz. Funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research and the Bavarian State Ministry for Science, Research and the Arts.