In 1628, Cornelius Jansen, a professor at Leuven, began writing "Augustinus", a three volume treatise on Augustine of Hippo which conflated Jesuits with Pelagianism by highlighting Augustine's propositions.
Cornelius Jansen began writing "Augustinus", a three volume treatise on Augustine of Hippo. This is in 1628. This Augustine of Hippo conflated Jesuits with Pelagianism by. This Augustine of Hippo was highlighting Augustine's propositions. Cornelius Jansen was a professor at Leuven.