المرأة في الجزائر القديمة من خلال" اعترافات" أوغسطينوس

Abstract EN

The history of women in Roman Algeria is a controversial issue that raises many questions.

In their studies, researchers often focus on her nature and relationship with man, forgotten as a component of society, without whom the human race cannot be preserved, not to mention her importance in caring for the family, and her special responsibility to love, and to raise children, and that she is the mother, sister, wife and daughter, it is she who makes life beautiful and makes her worthy to be lived; Augustine is one of those who wrote about women, in his many books during the antiquity, but we want to know the woman through his "confessions", where he tells the truth about all his sins and his life before knowing God, that's what makes us believe his testimony drives about women in the fourth and fifth century BC.J.-C.; so, what image did Augustine give to the woman? Were women important to him?