St Augustine’s the Confessions is one of the greatest autobiographical work of the middle ages. As St Augustine confessed his sins to god, he shed light on late fourth century Roman Empire, especially everyday life. St Augustine outlined exactly how a boy would be raised and experience life in the Roman Empire from birth to death. Almost exactly like that of a boy in the modern age with similar desires and hopes as St. Augustine; while he challenged to be a good Christian all his life. In the first few pages, St Augustine talks about his raucous infancy as he was always screaming with a nasty attitude to get what he wants. Like every baby across time, screaming for that they want is an innate trait. St Augustine was born to a Fast forward
