A series of homilies delivered by St. Augustine in the early 5th century on the first 36 psalms of the Bible. The homilies offer a deep and insightful interpretation of the psalms, drawing on Augustine's vast knowledge of theology and philosophy. They are also notable for their beautiful and poetic language, which has made them a classic of Christian literature.

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