Edited by Dominicans from English-speaking Provinces of the Order. This set is located in Stacks 3A Center, (BQ 6822 1871). Summa Theologiae (Blackfriars edition) This sixty-one volume set contains Latin texts and English translation, introductions, notes, appendices, and glossaries. Et hoc est aliud superstitionis genus, quod in. Vel ei cui non debet exhiberi, scilicet cuicumque creaturae. Potest enim divinus cultus exhiberi vel cui exhibendus est, scilicet Deo vero, modo tamen indebito, et haec est prima superstitionis species. 34) provides and index to the entire set. Diversificatur ergo superstitionis species, primo quidem, ex parte obiecti. The PDF files on this site were generated. CCEL also has a copy of the complete Summa Theologica as a single PDF file.

Summa of Theology Summa Theologiae (1266-73) English. Another version of the Rickaby translation. An Annotated Translation (With some Abridgement) by Joseph Rickaby, S.J. Online versions of the Summa Theologica are also available at: Christain Classics Ethereal Library 1 2. On the Truth of the Catholic Faith Summa contra Gentiles (1259-64). They are: the argument from final cause or ends (' teleological argument'). Each volume includes an index (Quaestionum et Articulorum) at the end of the book. Thomas More, now part of Ave Maria Press, publishes the Summa Theologica in a five-volume set, paperback or hardcover. The Quinque vi ( Latin for ' Five Ways ') (sometimes called 'five proofs') are five logical arguments for the existence of God summarized by the 13th-century Catholic philosopher and theologian Thomas Aquinas in his book Summa Theologica. The original set can be found in the Mullen library stacks folios (1 South, BQ 6822 1852) The set is available in the Religious Studies and Philosophy Library, room 314 (BQ 6822 1948). Its introduction (written in English) gives a chronology of Thomas's works, discusses the structure of his writings, lists printings done of complete works of Aquinas, looks at the life of Thomas, and gives a cursory glance at research done on Thomas Aquinas. Its twenty-five volumes aim to give you the complete works of St. This series is a reprint of the original Parma series from 1852-1873 and is considered one of the definitive Thomistic series the library possesses. Opera Omnia, reprint of Parma Edition (1852-1873)

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