La Ciudad de Dios desde la perspectiva de la razón: la cuarta politeia de la antigüedad

this article reflects on the relationship between the concepts of politeia, res publica and civitas in four major works: the republic by plato, politics by aristotle, republic by cicero and city of god by saint augustine, with special attention on the latter, insofar as it is inserted in a tradition in which cicero occupies a privileged position of a link with greek thought, and which, in the end, had profound repercussions on the western world view.