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[ServantofGod]

Corrections and De praedestinatione sanctorum liber ad Prosperum et Hilarium primus(English version if you please) by Augustine.

The Summa Theologica by Aquinas

And more or less a collection of works from Irenaus, Athenasius, and Justin Martyr.

Any info on where I can get such works would be much appreciated. And so help me if they are Latin copies. Cuz if you refer those to me, I'll be showing up at your door with a Latin primer, and I ain't leavin till I speak it fluently.

 

[ExGentibus]

This website includes the complete latin works of Augustine:

S. Aurelii Augustini OPERA OMNIA - editio latina

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And so help me if they are Latin copies. Cuz if you refer those to me, I'll be showing up at your door with a Latin primer, and I ain't leavin till I speak it fluently.

Oops! sorry, didn't notice that.

 

[ServantofGod]

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And so help me if they are Latin copies. Cuz if you refer those to me, I'll be showing up at your door with a Latin primer, and I ain't leavin till I speak it fluently.

Oops! sorry, didn't notice that.

I'll be there 8 am sharp, Monday!

 

[py3ak]

Are you looking for hardcopy or electronic?

 

[ServantofGod]

Are you looking for hardcopy or electronic?

Preferably hardcopy, but either is fine.

 

[py3ak]

Here's one:

[ame=http://www.amazon.com/Summa-Theologica-Thomas-Aquinas-Volumes/dp/0870610635/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1235235173&sr=8-1]Amazon.com: The Summa Theologica of St. Thomas Aquinas (Five Volumes): Thomas Aquinas, Fathers of the English Dominican Provinc: Books[/ame]

 

[larryjf]

Summa Theologica | Christian Classics Ethereal Library

 

[Prufrock]

Augustine, Justin, Irenaeus and Athanius are all a part of the Ante- and Nicene/Post-Nicene Fathers library, which you can also get at CCEL from the link in Larry's post. Both works of Augustine you mentioned are included (although, when looking for the first, you'll find it called Retractions, so don't give up when you can't find it under Corrections).

You used to be able to download them PDF for free, but I think it might cost a few dollars now; although, I'm pretty sure you can read them on the website itself for free.

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Also, if you don't need to download them, but just want to read any of those online (either the Fathers or Thomas), you can go to newadvent.org, and click on "Fathers" in the upper right-hand corner of the screen, and there is a fairly sizable collection of works there, and the full text of the Summa.