De Genesi Ad Litteram Inperfectus Liber...

A work of early Christian theology, Saint Augustine's "De Genesi Ad Litteram Inperfectus Liber" applies the allegorical method of interpretation to the book of Genesis, with a particular emphasis on the creation narrative. Drawing liberally from Neo-Platonic philosophy, Augustine weaves a complex and fascinating tapestry of metaphysical speculation, addressing such topics as the nature of time, the origin of the universe, and the role of the individual soul within the divine plan.

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