Poetics of wonder: testimonies of the new Christian miracles in the Late Antique Latin world

Prologue. Discovering and Imaging the New Experience

Introduction. Modern Views and the Early Christian Tradition about Miracles

'The Miracles of Ancient Times Are Renewed': Enthusiasm, Doubt, and Resistance Around the Year 400

'Empty Superstitions'? Sulpicius Severus's Defence of a Living Saint's Deeds of Power

'Conceive Divine Apprehensions': Paulinus of Nola's Envisioning of a Dead Saint's Miracles

'Healing the Eyes of the Heart': Augustine's Views on Miracles up to c. 424

'A New Face': Discovering/Dreaming a Saint in Early Fifth-Century North Africa

'Instead of a Document, a Face': Augustine on the Martyrs' New Miracles

'Let All Perceive What Mysteries Miracles May Teach our Souls': The Miracle Story as Sacrament in Sedulius's Paschal Song

'You Will See Him Present Through his Power': Refiguring Saint Martin's Miracles in Troubled Fifth-Century Gaul.