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ANALYSIS LOGICA IN EPISTOLAM PAVLI APOSTOLI AD GALATAS. (1603) - IN EPISTOLAM SANCTI PAVLI APOSTOLI AD COLOSSENSES. (1602) - IN UTRAMQ. EPISTOLAM PAULI APOSTOLI AD THEFFALONICENFES. (1601)
Published by IACOBUS STOER - APUD SAMUELEM CRIFPINUM - CHRIFTOPHORI CORVINI, GENEVAE, 1601
ENCUADERNACIÓN EN PERGAMINO. TRES LIBROS ENCUADERNADOS EN UN TOMO. PIEZA ÚNICA. Roberto Rolloco Scoto, Ministro Jesu Christi, & Rectore Academiæ Edinburgensis. 179 + 327 + 426 PÁGINAS CONTIENE ADEMÁS LOS ÍNDICES. ESCUELA ESCOLÁSTICA. Juan Duns Escoto Juan Duns Scoto (1266-1308), franciscano de origen escocés, llega a la idea de Dios: el Ser Infinito, como una noción alcanzada por vía metafísica; esta, entendida por el franciscano en su estricto sentido aristotélico como la ciencia del ser en cuanto ser. Establece así una autonomía de la filosofía y la teología, pues es claro que cada una de estas disciplinas tiene su método y objeto propio; aunque para Escoto la teología supone desde luego, una metafísica. BUENA CONSERVACIÓN. Size: 16,5 X 11.
