This book explores the philosophical and theological concept of Superbia in relation to the works of Saint Augustine, particularly his magnum opus De Civitate Dei. MacQueen delves into the nuances of Augustine's ideas surrounding arrogance, pride, and self-love, and offers insightful analysis on the role they play in Augustine's view of the human condition and the Christian faith. A must-read for scholars and enthusiasts of Augustine's work.

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