Gateway to the great 11th c. Benedictine's life
& works from Garth Kemerling's Dictionary
of Philosophical Terms & Names.
David Burr's translation of the Proslogion:
Anselm's classic formulation of the ontological argument for the existence of
God, from Paul Halsall's
Internet
Medieval Sourcebook (Fordham U).
George Boas' introduction &
translation of the 13th c. Franciscan's prescription for theological
discovery (Catholic Treasury).
Illustrated cover page for electronic edition
of J. J. O'Donnell's 1979
book
on the 6th c. Roman statesman who developed the standards for monastic
learning; with a Latin text of Cassiodorus'
De
Anima.
Claude Field's English translation
of the mystical preaching of the 14th c. German Dominican (Christian
Classics Ethereal Library).
Catholic encyclopedia article on the Dominican
scholastic whose popular sermons sparked a revival in Germanic spirituality,
posted by New Advent.
Searchable database with full e-text of the 221
volume first edition of J. P. Migne's 19th c. collection of the works of
Latin Christian authors of the patristic & medieval periods. Subscription
required after free trial.
Peter King reviews the life & works of the
brilliant 12th
c. French logician whose Sic et Non introduced scholastic dialectical
method & philosophical nominalism (Stanford
Encyclopedia of Philosophy).
Selections from Abelard's
autobiographical account of his misfortunes from his student days to his
condemnation for heresy at the Council of Soissons (1122) [Internet
Medieval Sourcebook].
Tim reviews the life &
thought of the 13th
c. Franciscan neo-Platonist (Stanford
Encyclopedia of Philosophy).
On-line translation of the 13th c. Dominican
master's massive compendium of theological questions. Primary source of later
RC Thomistic theology (posted by New Advent).
Gateway to the life & works of the 13th c.
Dominican from Garth Kemerling's Dictionary
of Philosophical Terms & Names.
Full Latin text with Anton Pegis' translation
of Thomas' defense of rationalist theology (archived by the American University
of Beirut).
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