Georgios Gennadios II-Scholarios' «Florilegium Thomisticum»: His Early Abridgment of Various Chapters and Quaestiones of Thomas Aquinas' Summae and his Anti-Plethonism

An autograph Florilegium Thomisticum by Georgios Gennadios II-Scholarios (ca. 1400 - post 1472) detected in Par. Gr. 1868 is edited and commented. Its 8 extracts (1st-4th and 13th-16th) from Summa contra Gentiles and 8 extracts (5th-12th) from Summa theologiae (which touch upon the immateriality of...

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Main Author: Demetracopolous, John A. (Author)
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Language:Greek
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Published: Peeters 2002
In: Recherches de théologie et philosophie médiévales
Year: 2002, Volume: 69, Issue: 1, Pages: 117-171
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