Petri Abaelardi Epitome Theologiae Christianae, Nunc Primum Ed. F.h. Rheinwald

Petri Abaelardi Epitome Theologiae Christianae is a seminal work by Peter Abelard, a towering figure of 12th-century philosophy and theology. This edition, meticulously edited by F.H. Rheinwald, offers readers a direct engagement with Abelard's theological insights. Abelardâ€(TM)s work remains essential for understanding the development of Christian thought during the medieval period. His rigorous approach to theological questions and his innovative use of dialectic have had a lasting impact on Western intellectual history.

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