Complete Philosophical And Theological Treatises Of Anselm Of Canterburyby Saint Anselm, Trans. By Jasper Hopkins And Herbert Richardson
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Contains all of the intellectual writings of St. Anselm (1033-1109).
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St. Anselm was Archbishop of Canterbury. Professor Hopkins teaches philosophy at the University of Minnesota. Professor Richardson is retired and was formerly a professor of theology at St. Michael's College, University of Toronto (Canada). Related Free eBooks - Complete Philosophical And Theological Treatises Of Nicholas Of Cusa
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