The ever wonderful In our time had an enjoyable programme on Augustine and Pelagius with John Milbank, Caroline Humfress and Martin Palmer. This is the further reading list (I bet Melvyn Bragg read all of it). Anything major missing? I see Ayres’ new book is there.
Serge Lancel, ‘St Augustine’ (2002)
Robert Dodaro and George Lawless (ed.), ‘Augustine and his Critics’ (1999)
Lewis Ayres, ‘Augustine and the Trinity’ (2010)
John Burnaby, ‘Amor Dei’ (2007)
James Wetzel, ‘Augustine and the Limits of Virtue’ (1992)
M. Lamberigts, ‘Pelagius and Pelagians,’ in “Oxford Handbook of Early Christian Studies”, ed. Susan Ashbrook Harvey and David G. Hunter (2008), 258-279
B. R. Rees, ‘Pelagius: Life and Letters’ (1991)
D. Hunter, ‘Marriage, Celibacy, and Heresy in Ancient Christianity: The Jovinianist Controversy’ (Oxford Early Christian Studies, 2007)
G. Bonner, ‘Freedom and Necessity: St Augustine’s Teaching on Divine Power & Human Freedom’ (2007)
R. A. Markus, ‘Pelagianism: Britain and the Continent’ and ‘The legacy of Pelagius: orthodoxy, heresy and conciliation’ in “Sacred and Secular: Studies on Augustine and Latin Christianity”. Variorum Collected Studies Series 465 (1994), 191-204 and 214-234
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