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On the Trinity: English Translation and Commentary
Richard Of Saint Victor
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Description for On the Trinity: English Translation and Commentary
Paperback.
Angelici presents a trinitarian model, intelligible to a Western context but which could also awake admiration from Greek theologians. Today Richard's dogmatics could represent a bridge for dialogue between different traditions. For the first time this theological masterpiece is being made available, unabridged, in English to allow a broader theological public to benefit from Richard's accomplishments.
Angelici presents a trinitarian model, intelligible to a Western context but which could also awake admiration from Greek theologians. Today Richard's dogmatics could represent a bridge for dialogue between different traditions. For the first time this theological masterpiece is being made available, unabridged, in English to allow a broader theological public to benefit from Richard's accomplishments.
Product Details
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2012
Publisher
James Clarke & Co Ltd United Kingdom
Number of pages
262
Condition
New
Number of Pages
262
Place of Publication
Cambridge, United Kingdom
ISBN
9780227679975
SKU
V9780227679975
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About Richard Of Saint Victor
The Author: Richard of Saint-Victor (died March 1173, Paris), was a Roman Catholic theologian whose treatises profoundly influenced medieval and modern mysticism. The Editor: Ruben Angelici is a Graduate of the University of Manchester. He holds degrees and expertise in theology, philosophy, biology, and music. He has been a sessional lecturer in dogmatic and historical theology at Nazarene Theological ... Read more
Reviews for On the Trinity: English Translation and Commentary
' Ruben Angelici has used the Sources chrétiennes Latin text of G. Salet, and has provided an extensive introduction and commentary. [...] He has endeavoured to offer 'as literal a translation... as possible, without appearing pedantic.' An English translation has long been needed and the present version is welcome for that reason. ' G. R. Evans in Journal of ... Read more