Lenka Karfíková, Dr. theol. (Eichstätt 1997), is Professor of Philosophy at Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic. Her main publications are De esse ad pulchrum esse. Schönheit in der Theologie Hugos von St.-Viktor (Brepols, 1998) and Gregory of Nyssa: Contra Eunomium II (Brill, 2007).

"einer der gewichtigsten Beiträge [zur Augustins Gnadenlehre] aus dem ersten bzw. zweiten Jahrzehnts des 21. Jh.s. [...] diese hervorragend und solide gearbeitete, dabei aber durchgängig gut lesbare Studie empfiehlt sich nicht nur Augustinusforschern, sondern allen an theologischer Anthropologie interessierten Lesern." – Josef Lössl, Cardiff, in: Theologische Literaturzeitung 138 (2013) 10"as a source-book it should remain on the shelves of all serious students of Augustine." – John Rist, in: Augustinianum 53 (2013)

• I “Nothing Else do I Have but Will” (386–395)1 God as the Guarantor of the World Order and the Giver of Knowledge (Philosophical Dialogues from Cassiciacum in 386)2 The Universe of Will (Works before Augustine’s Ordination as Presbyter: 387–390) 3 Pauline Themes (the Period of the Presbyterate: 391–395)II “THE GRACE OF GOD CONQUERED” (395–411)1 Answer to Simplicianus2 Confessions3 Other Works from the Beginning of the Episcopate4 Anti-Donatist WorksIII “THE WILL IS PREPARED BY THE LORD” (411–430)1 Polemic against Pelagius and Caelestius (411–418)2 Other Works from the Period 411–4303 Polemic against Julian of Eclanum (419–430)ConclusionAppendix: Augustine as a Philosopher of the WillBibliography

Lenka Karfíková, Dr. theol. (Eichstätt 1997), is Professor of Philosophy at Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic. Her main publications are De esse ad pulchrum esse. Schönheit in der Theologie Hugos von St.-Viktor (Brepols, 1998) and Gregory of Nyssa: Contra Eunomium II (Brill, 2007).

"einer der gewichtigsten Beiträge [zur Augustins Gnadenlehre] aus dem ersten bzw. zweiten Jahrzehnts des 21. Jh.s. [...] diese hervorragend und solide gearbeitete, dabei aber durchgängig gut lesbare Studie empfiehlt sich nicht nur Augustinusforschern, sondern allen an theologischer Anthropologie interessierten Lesern." – Josef Lössl, Cardiff, in: Theologische Literaturzeitung 138 (2013) 10"as a source-book it should remain on the shelves of all serious students of Augustine." – John Rist, in: Augustinianum 53 (2013)

• I “Nothing Else do I Have but Will” (386–395)1 God as the Guarantor of the World Order and the Giver of Knowledge (Philosophical Dialogues from Cassiciacum in 386)2 The Universe of Will (Works before Augustine’s Ordination as Presbyter: 387–390) 3 Pauline Themes (the Period of the Presbyterate: 391–395)II “THE GRACE OF GOD CONQUERED” (395–411)1 Answer to Simplicianus2 Confessions3 Other Works from the Beginning of the Episcopate4 Anti-Donatist WorksIII “THE WILL IS PREPARED BY THE LORD” (411–430)1 Polemic against Pelagius and Caelestius (411–418)2 Other Works from the Period 411–4303 Polemic against Julian of Eclanum (419–430)ConclusionAppendix: Augustine as a Philosopher of the WillBibliography