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From Augustine to Eriugena : essays on Neoplatonism and Christianity in honor of John O'Meara&#160;Martin, F. X., Richmond, J. A., 1991&#160;In 1984 a group of John O'Meara's colleagues decided to mark the occasion of his retirement from the chair of Latin in University College, Dublin, by the publication of a volume of essays. This book concentrates on Augustine and Eriugena, the two authors on whom he worked and with whom his international reputation is associated. Just as Augustine and Eriugena each tries to reconcile in his own individual way the Christian faith with the wisdom of the Graeco-Roman world, so this volume finds its focus.(Text by the editors)&#160;Table of Contents:Jean Scot et l'ordinateur : le traitement syntaxique du "Periphyseon" / G.-H. AllardApophatic-kataphatic tensions in religious thought from the third to the sixth century A.D. : a background for Augustine and Eriugena / A.H. ArmstrongEriugenas Faszination / Werner BeierwaltesHistory and symbolism in the garden at Milan / Henry ChadwickAugustine the Christian thinker / Mary T. ClarkPhilosophy and theology in Proclus : some remarks on the "philosophical" and "theological" modes of exegesis in Proclus' Platonic commentaries / John DillonA mystic in Milan : "Reverberasti" revisited / Thomas FinanJohannes Scottus Poeta / Michael HerrenVox spiritualis Aquilae : quelques épis oubliés / Edouard JeauneauTheologia : note augustino-érigénienne / Goulven MadecPorphyrianism in early Augustine : Olivier DuRoy's contribution / R.J. O'ConnellHierarchies in Augustine's thought / Gerard J.P. O'DalyThe role of divine attraction in conversion according to St. Augustine / José Oroz RetaUt scriptura pictura : une thème de l'esthétique médiévale et ses orines / Jean PépinA Porphyrian treatise against Aristotle? / Andrew Smith