Augustine's Opening Argument for the Ssack of Troy

Augustine's opening argument is surprisingly poor and uninformed considering the overall quality of his work. He cites half-a-dozen citations from pagan historians themselves wobbly with facts, and from the wonderful but completely fictitious Aniad of Virgil. Augustine moves into more well-worn theological territory, the problem of evil. AlaricThe Visigoth spared Christian centers of worship in late August of 410 because they were Christians.