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050	0	4	_aB72 _b.H578 1955
100	1		_aGilson, Etienne, _d1884-1978., _e1
245	1	0	_aHistory of Christian philosophy in the Middle Ages /by Etienne Gilson.
260			_aNew York, New York : _bRandom House, _c(c)1955.
260			_aLondon : _bSheed and Ward, _c(c)1955.
300			_axvii, 829 pages ; _c24 cm.
336			_atext _btxt _2rdacontent
337			_aunmediated _bn _2rdamedia
338			_avolume _bnc _2rdacarrier
490	0		_aThe Random House lifetime library
504			_a4
505	0	0	_aPART ONE. -- _tThe Greek Apologists
505	0	0	_aThe Greek Apologists -- _t1) Aristides and Quadratus -- _t2) Justin Martyr -- _t3) Tatian -- _t4) Athenagoras -- _t5) Theophilus of Antioch -- _t6) Irenaeus -- _t7) Hippolytus
505	0	0	_aPART TWO. -- _tEarly Christian Speculation
505	0	0	_aThe Alexandrines -- _t1) Clement of Alexandria -- _t2) Origen -- _tA) God -- _tB) The Logos -- _tC) The World -- _tThe Latin Apologists -- _t1) Tertullian -- _t2) Minucius Felix -- _t3) Amobius -- _t4) Lactantius -- _tThe Cappadocians -- _t1) Gregory Nazianzenus -- _t2) Basil the Great -- _t3) Gregory of Nyssa -- _tA) Cosmology -- _tB) Anthropology -- _tC) Theology -- _t4) Nemesius
505	0	0	_aPART THREE. -- _tFrom Augustine to Boethius
505	0	0	_aVictorinus and Augustine -- _t1) Marius Victorinus -- _t2) Augustine -- _tA) God -- _tB) The World -- _tC) Man and Knowledge -- _tD) Ethics -- _tEnd of the Greek Patristic Age -- _t1) Denis the Areopagite -- _t2) Maximus of Chrysopolis -- _t3) Johannes Philoponus -- _t4) John Damascene -- _t5) The Platonism of the Fathers -- _tEnd of the Latin Patristic Age -- _t1) Faustus of Riez -- _t2) Claudianus Mamertus -- _t3) Boethius -- _tA) Problems in Logic -- _tB) Problems in Psychology and Theology -- _tC) Problems in the Philosophy of Nature -- _t4) From Cassiodorus to Gregory the Great
505	0	0	_aPART FOUR. -- _tFrom Scotus Erigena to Saint Bernard
505	0	0	_aJohannes Scotus Erigena -- _t1) Faith and Reason -- _t2) Nature and Its Division -- _t3) The Divine Ideas -- _t4) Creation and Revelation -- _t5) Creation and Illumination -- _t6) The Hierarchy of Beings -- _t7) The Return to God -- _tSaint Anselm of Canterbury -- _t1) Reason and Faith -- _t2) The Existence of God in the Monologium -- _t3) The Proof of the Proslogion -- _t4) Attributes of God and Creation -- _t5) Knowledge and Will -- _tPlatonism in the Twelfth Century -- _t1) Gilbert of La Porree -- _t2) Thierry of Chartres -- _t3) Clarenbaud of Arras -- _t4) John of Salisbury -- _tPeter Abelard -- _t1) Logic -- _t2) Ethics -- _t3) Theology -- _tSpeculative Mysticism -- _tSaint Bernard of Clairvaux -- _tWilliam of Saint Thierry -- _tIsaac of Stella -- _tAIcher of Clairvaux -- _tVictorines -- _tAlan of Lille -- _tMaxims of Theology -- _tChristian Notion of Nature -- _tArt of Catholic Faith
505	0	0	_aPART FIVE. -- _tArabian and Jewish Philosophy
505	0	0	_aArabian Philosophy -- _t1) Alkindi and Alfarabi -- _t2) Avicenna -- _tA) Logic -- _tB) Physics -- _tC) Astronomy -- _tD) Psychology -- _tE) Metaphysics -- _tF) Theology -- _t3) Averroes -- _tA) Philosophy and Religion -- _tB) Epistemology and Metaphysics -- _tJewish Philosophy -- _t1) Solomon Ibn Gabirol -- _t2) Moses Maimonides
505	0	0	_aPART SIX. -- _tEarly Scholasticism
505	0	0	_aGreco-Arabian Influences -- _tTranslations -- _tLiber de Causis -- _tDominic Gundisalvi -- _tDe fluxu entis -- _tAmaury of Bene -- _tDavid of Dinant -- _tTheological Syncretism -- _tPontifical Decrees Concerning Aristotle -- _tUniversities and Scholasticism -- _tOrganization and Teaching Methods -- _tBeginning of Universities -- _tEarly Thirteenth-Century Theologians -- _t1) Paris -- _tWilliam of Auvergne -- _tAdam Pulchrae Mulieris -- _t2) Oxford -- _tA) Robert Grosseteste -- _tB) Pseudo-Grosse teste
505	0	0	_aPART SEVEN. -- _tTheology and Learning
505	0	0	_aAlbert the Great -- _t1) Albert and Secular Learning -- _t2) The Four Co-evals -- _t3) Man -- _t4) God -- _tRoger Bacon -- _t1) The Philosopher -- _tA) Physics -- _tB) Man -- _tC) Being -- _t2) The Reformer -- _tMiddle Thirteenth-Century Logicians -- _tSpeculative Grammar -- _tTheology and Logic -- _tProgram for Examinations -- _tWilliam of Sherwood and Lambert of Auxerre -- _tPeter of Spain
505	0	0	_aPART EIGHT. -- _tThe Golden Age of Scholasticism
505	0	0	_aThe Franciscan School -- _t1) Alexander of Hales and John of La Rochelle -- _t2) Bonaventure and His School -- _tA) God -- _tB) The Soul -- _tC) The World -- _tD) The Bonaventuriap School -- _tEustachius of Arras -- _tWalter of Bruges -- _tMatthew of Aquasparta -- _tBartholomew of Bologna -- _tRoger Marston -- _tPeter Olieu -- _tE. Disintegration and Revival -- _tVital du Four -- _tRichard of Mediavilla -- _tWilliam of Ware -- _tRamon Lull -- _tScholastic Theologians in England -- _t1) Robert Kilwardby -- _t2) John Peckham -- _tThomas Aquinas -- _t1) The Thomistic Reformation -- _t2) Theology and Philosophy -- _t3) God -- _t4) Creation -- _t5) Man -- _t6) The End of Man -- _t7) Thomism at the Crossways
505	0	0	_aPART NINE. -- _tThe Condemnation of 1277
505	0	0	_aLatin Averroism -- _t1) Siger of Brabant -- _t2) Boetius of Sweden -- _tThe Theological Reaction -- _tBonaventure -- _tEtienne Tempier in 1270 -- _tEtienne Tempier in 1277 -- _tCondemned Propositions -- _tImportance of the Condemnation -- _tPhilosophical Controversies -- _t1) The "Correctives" -- _tWilliam of La Mare -- _tJohn Quidort -- _tRambert of Bologna -- _t2) The Plurality of Forms -- _tMarston and Peckham -- _tGiles of Rome -- _tGiles of Lessines -- _tJ. Quidort, T. Sutton, G. of Fontaines -- _t3) Existence and Essence -- _tMeaning of the Problem -- _tGiles of Rome -- _tT. Sutton -- _tG. of Fontaines -- _tThe Notion of Thomism
505	0	0	_aPART TEN. -- _tFourteenth-Century Scholasticism
505	0	0	_aAlbertists and Neo-Platonists -- _t1) Dietrich of Vrieberg -- _t2) Master Eckhart -- _t3) Tauler and Ruysbroeck -- _tThe Second Augustinian School -- _t1) Henry of Ghent -- _t2) John Duns Scotus and His School -- _tA) Metaphysics and Its Object -- _tB) The Existence of God -- _tC) Infinity and Contingency -- _tD) Species and Individuals -- _tE) Intellect and Will -- _tF) Early Scotism -- _tTheoremata, A. Andreas, F. of Meyronnes, J. of Bassoles, W. of Alnwick, J. of Ripa, P. of Candia -- _tDistintegration of Scholastic Theology -- _t1) Durand of Saint-Pourcain -- _t2) Peter Auriol -- _t3) Henry of Harclay -- _t4) The Carmelite Group
505	0	0	_aPART ELEVEN. -- _tThe Modern Way
505	0	0	_aWilliam of Ockham -- _t1) Intuition and Abstraction -- _t2) Signs -- _t3) Supposition and Signification -- _t4) Intellection -- _t5) Being and Cause -- _t6) The Spirit of Ockhamism -- _tNominalism -- _t1) Wodham, Holkot, Rimini -- _t2) John of Mirecourt -- _t3) Nicholas of Autrecourt -- _t4) John Buridan -- _t5) Albert of Saxony and Oresme -- _t6) Extension of the Parisian School -- _tThe Second Averroism -- _t1) John of Jandun -- _t2) Marsilius of Padua -- _tJourney's End -- _t1) John Gerson -- _t2) Nicholas of Cues -- _t3) Greek Philosophy and Christianity.
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650		0	_aPhilosophy _xHistory.
650		0	_aPhilosophy, Medieval.
650		0	_aChristianity _xPhilosophy.
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