ChristianityTodayLibrary.com
Member Login  |  E-mail:  Password    Not a member?  Join now!
home
 Search:  browse by topicbrowse by publicationhelp

Member Services
My Account
Contact Us
Christian History & BiographySt. Augustine
Issue 15 | 1987

Purchase this issue
FREE ARTICLE PREVIEW

 ARTICLE TOOLS

A Christian History Timeline on St. Augustine

Year

Augustine

The Church

The Roman Empire

350

The Huns invade Europe
Constantius II persecutes non-Arians

354

Is born at Thagaste, on Nov l3

356

St. Anthony an early ascetic born 106 years earlier, dies

Athanasius [Athanasius ]

357

Athanasius writes the Life of St. Anthony

360

Books begin to supercede scrolls

361–363

Constantine’s nephew, Julian the Apostate, reigns as emperor

365

Goes to school in Madaura

371

Goes to study rhetoric in Carthage

c. 371–373

His father dies, son Adeodatus is born

373

Athanasius, who was born in 296, dies
Ambrose becomes bishop of Milan

375

Returns to Thagaste to teach rhetoric

375

Valentinian I, the last great emperor in the West, who took control in 364, dies

Valentinian I [Valentinian I ]

376

Begins teaching rhetoric in Carthage
“Unnamed friend” who was baptized dies

378

Eastern emperor Valens is defeated by the Goths, dies at Adrianople

379

Basil of Caesarea dies

380

Theodosius I makes Christianity the state religion

381

The Council of Constantinpole, or the second ecumenical council, is convened

383

Sails to Rome with concubine and son

383

Rome suffers a famine

384

Becomes professor of rhetoric in Milan

Symmachus appeals for the re-recognition of paganism

386

Is converted, retreats to Cassiciacum

The Manichees at Carthage are purged

387

Returns to Milan, is baptized by Ambrose; at Ostia, he and Monica have “vision,” Monica dies there

388

Goes to Rome

389

Gregory of Nanzianzen, a theologian, dies

390

Returns to Carthage, then Thagaste; his son dies

391

Is ordained priest at Hippo

A general edict aganinst paganism is issued, and Theodosius orders all pagan temples closed

392

Writes to Jerome requesting Latin translations of Bible commentaries; debates in Hippo with Fortunatus the Manichee

395

Theodosius, who took the throne in 379, dies; the empire ...



Are you a CTLibrary member or a Christian History & Biography
subscriber with archives privileges?

To read the rest of this article, log in here:
E-mail  Password  

If you're a Christian History & Biography print subscriber...
...but have not yet registered for online access to CTLibrary.com, you can receive a full-year's access for just $29.95!

Register here
 If you're NOT a Christian History & Biography print subscriber...
You're entitled to a special, introductory offer for new subscribers only! Subscribe now and receive a one-year Christian History & Biography print magazine subscription and one-year access to all Christian History archives for just $39.95!

Subscribe now!


Subscribe!

Subscribe to Christian History & Biography
Risk-free trial issue

Give a gift subscription

Buy past issues


Shopping
ChristianBook.com
  Books|Music|Videos|Gifts

Bible Studies
Christian History
Leadership Training
Small Group Resources

Featured Items













Free Newsletter
Sign up for the Christian History Newsletter, delivered via e-mail every Friday. Experience the issues that challenged the Church but could not defeat it:




ChristianityToday.com
HomeCT MagChurch/MinistryBible/LifeCommunitiesEntertainmentSchools/JobsShoppingFree!Help
Magazines:
Books & Culture
Christian History & Biography
Christianity Today
Church Law Today
Church Treasurer Alert
Ignite Your Faith
Leadership Journal

Marriage Partnership
Men of Integrity
MOMsense
Today's Christian
Today's Christian Woman
Your Church
ChristianityTodayLibrary.com
Resources:
BuildingChurchLeaders.com
ChristianBibleStudies.com
Christian College Guide
Christian History Back Issues
Christian Music Today
Christianity Today Movies

Church Products & Services
Church Safety
ChurchSiteCreator.com
PreachingToday.com
PreachingTodaySermons.com
Seminary/Grad School Guide


Christianity Today International
www.ChristianityToday.com
Copyright © 1994–2008 Christianity Today International
Privacy Policy | Contact Us | Advertise with Us