Father Carolus Weldamon (d. 1736), Canon Regular from Fulnek Monastery - Unknown Composer and His Music by Ewa Hauptman-Fischer

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Towards a Jurisprudence of the Embodied mind – Sarah Lund, Forbrydelsen and the Mindful Body by Marett Leiboff

“…Reminiscent of Kierkegaard’s uniting of the mind-body divide, this connected mind and body challenges the Augustinian negation of the body and associated interpretative assumptions inherited over centuries of legal thought. …”
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Minne, translated: embodying liturgy, love, and trauma in the Diepenveen sister-book and the Facons revelations by Perk, GG

“…This article traces pandemic trauma in two understudied Middle Dutch texts produced by Devotio Moderna communities of Augustinian canonesses regular, a sister-book from Diepenveen (eastern Low Countries) and a visionary text from Facons (Antwerp). …”

St Frideswide's Priory as a centre of learning in early Oxford by Dunning, A

“…The priory of Augustinian canons dedicated to St Frideswide (founded ca. 1120, dissolved 1524) was the home of several writers with a focus on learning and pastoral care in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries: Robert of Cricklade (d. 1174×79), Prior Philip (fl. 1179–91), likely Alexander Neckam (1157–1217), W. …”

History and Research of Genetics / by Motley, Mayola, author 648661

“…The history of genetics started with the work of the Augustinian friar Gregor Johann Mendel. His work on pea plants, published in 1866, described what came to be known as Mendelian Inheritance. …”
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”At præsentere sig selv” – Stifterfigurerne i Naumburg og psykehistorie by Søren Kaspersen

“…This essay provides a new interpretation of the figures’ relations and functions considered within the framework of an Augustinian worldview and based mainly on a new identification and understanding of the Sizzo-figure. …”
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Paul of Venice’s Theory of Quantification and Measurement of Properties by Sylvain Roudaut

“…The main sections of the paper correspond to Paul’s analysis of the three types of accidental changes (local motion: section II; augmentation: section III; alteration and qualities: section IV), for which the Augustinian philosopher sought to provide rules of measurement. …”
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Peas and Primroses by Lynne S. Wilcox, MD, MPH

“…The story introduced school children to genetics long before the human genome made the evening news. The Augustinian monk Gregor Mendel conducted hundreds of experiments on the edible pea, crossing peas that were smooth or wrinkled, peas that grew tall or short, peas that had white or violet flowers. …”
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Exploring the Brand Experience of Recoletos Education by Ernil F. Almayo, OAR

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Prolegomenon for an ethics of visibility in Hannah Arendt by Bethânia Assy

“…Arendt's appropriations on the Heideggerian "to take one's <it> place" (sich hin-stellen) will be discussed, as well as the Augustinian "finding oneself in the world" (diligere). …”
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The Ethics Program at Villanova University: A Story of Seed Sowing by Mark Doorley

“…This is a critical question for any liberal arts university, but especially for one embedded in the Augustinian and Catholic intellectual tradition.…”
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Le décor peint du refuge de l’abbaye augustine du Mont Saint Éloi à Arras (fin XVe-début XVIe siècle) by Laurence Baudoux-Rousseau, Hugues Dewerdt, Matthieu Fontaine

“…It was erected in the 1450s, as a place of refuge during the war years for the friars of Mont-Saint-Éloi, an augustinian abbey about 10 km from the town. Unoccupied for a very long time, it is in bad repair and deteriorates. …”
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“Il tormentato esaminator di se stesso”. Dinamiche della conversione nei “Promessi sposi” by Giuseppe Langella

“…In The Betrothed, however, the whole episode is being rewritten from the Augustinian model of the Confessions, which represents conversion as a slow and gradual process of crisis, full of anxiety, inner conflict, dejection and resistance, in which God calls for repentance, creates favourable opportunities, eliminates inner anguish and offers necessary help, while respecting human timing, nature and freedom. …”
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Los dos cuchillos pontificio y regio: un difícil equilibrio en tiempos de calamidad en el Perú virreinal (segunda mitad del siglo XVII) by Yasmina Rocío Ben Yessef Garfia

“…The expression dos cuchillos was used by the Augustinian regalist bishop Gaspar de Villarroel in his work Govierno eclesiástico pacífico y unión de los dos cuchillos, pontificio y regio (published in two volumes in Madrid in 1656 and 1657). …”
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Expressing selfhood in the convent: anonymous chronicling and subsumed autobiography by Van Hyning, V

“…It analyses the authorial strategies deployed by the first chronicler of the English Augustinian community of St Monica's (Louvain), and pays particular attention to the themes of Catholic education, Latinity, and the legacy of Sir Thomas More. …”

Ekeby-fonten og Cotton Genesis. Diskussion af en usædvanlig gotlandsk døbefont by Søren Kaspersen

“…Finally, the question is raised if this Augustinian framework is also relevant for the baptismal font in Ekeby Church, a question that cannot be answered with any certainty.…”
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Diliges proximum tuum sicut te ipsum: Nature and Love as Foundations of Human Society in the Preaching of Giordano de Pisa (14th Century) by Aléssio Alonso Alves

“…Thus, it is stressed that Giordano approached the subject both by the use of an Aristotelian-naturalist theory as well as by an Augustinian-voluntarist conception, and it is concluded that the greater emphasis given to the first line of thought is due to its more positive character as regards the city, which allowed a treatment more consistent with the preaching thema and with its internal composition mechanisms.…”
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St Olav and the Octagon of Nidaros Cathedral in Trondheim – a Nordic Martyrion? by Øystein Ekroll

“…The article argues for an Augustinian connection transmitting the inspirations from Jerusalem to Nidaros. …”
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Understanding the Letter to the Romans in the Sect-Cult Development of Early Churches by Jin Young Kim

“…In the traditional Augustinian–Lutheran scholarship, Romans has often been interpreted within the binary framework of Judaism and Christianity, as Paul showcasing one of the earliest examples of Christian opposition to Judaism. …”
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A Body of Authority: Reorienting Gender and Power in Julian of Norwich’s <i>Revelations</i> by Phillip Goodwin

“…Others situate Julian in established traditions and structures of the Church, suggesting that she revised a mode of Augustinian mysticism (Chandler), or positing that her intelligence and Biblical knowledge indicate that she received religious training (Colledge and Walsh). …”
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