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This fourth volume begins Mastri’s treatment of metaphysics, the highest and most universal branch of philosophy in the Scotist tradition rooted in John Duns Scotus. Having completed logic and natural philosophy, the course now turns to being as such and the principles that underlie...

This fifth volume continues Mastri’s treatment of metaphysics, building upon the foundational principles established in the previous book. Within the Scotist tradition of John Duns Scotus, it advances from general notions of being to more detailed analysis of metaphysical structures and relations. The work...

This third volume continues Punch’s systematic exposition of philosophy in the Scotist tradition of John Duns Scotus, bringing together the study of natural processes, philosophical psychology, and metaphysics into a unified treatment. The work begins with generation and corruption, examining the coming-to-be and passing-away...

This first volume introduces logic as understood within the Scotist philosophical tradition, presenting a systematic course of reasoning grounded in the thought of John Duns Scotus. Mastri develops logic as the foundational discipline for philosophical inquiry, focusing on the structures of thought that govern...

This first volume introduces logic as the foundational discipline of philosophy within the Scotist tradition, following the intellectual framework of John Duns Scotus. Punch presents logic as the ordered science of reasoning, essential for all further philosophical and theological inquiry. The work systematically treats...

This third volume continues Mastri’s systematic exposition of Scotist philosophy, extending the study of natural philosophy begun in the previous volume. Working within the intellectual framework of John Duns Scotus, it deepens the analysis of nature as a structured, intelligible order grounded in metaphysical...

This second volume continues Punch’s systematic presentation of philosophy within the Scotist tradition of John Duns Scotus, moving from logic into the study of the natural world, including both sublunary physics and celestial philosophy. The work begins with general physics, treating the principles of...

This second volume of Mastri’s Complete Course of Philosophy turns from logic to natural philosophy (physics), presenting the study of the physical world according to the principles of the Scotist tradition rooted in John Duns Scotus. The work examines nature as a structured order...

This work presents Berti’s defense of the traditional Augustinian doctrine of grace against accusations that it is essentially identical to the teachings associated with Baius and Jansen. Written within the context of post-Tridentine theological controversy, it aims to clarify the authentic Augustinian position on...

This second volume continues Gregory of Rimini’s commentary on the First Book of the Sentences of Peter Lombard, further developing his rigorous Augustinian approach to scholastic theology. The work maintains its focus on precise logical analysis and a strong emphasis on divine sovereignty in...

This first volume presents Gregory of Rimini’s scholastic commentary on the First Book of the Sentences of Peter Lombard, a foundational medieval theological text. Written within the late Augustinian tradition, the work is marked by rigorous logical analysis and a strong emphasis on divine...

This first volume presents Domingo de Soto’s scholastic commentary on the Fourth Book of the Sentences of Peter Lombard, a foundational text in medieval theology dealing primarily with the sacraments and eschatological realities. Written within the Dominican Thomistic tradition, the work reflects de Soto’s...

This second volume continues Domingo de Soto’s scholastic commentary on the Fourth Book of the Sentences of Peter Lombard, further developing his treatment of the sacraments and extending into eschatological theology. Written in the Dominican scholastic tradition, it combines careful theological exposition with philosophical...

This fifth volume (Part I) of John of St. Thomas’s Course of Theology continues his systematic Thomistic exposition of rational creatures, moving from angelology to a more detailed treatment of human nature within the order of creation, in line with Thomas Aquinas. The work...

Course of Theology, Volume V (Part II) – John of St. Thomas (João Poinsot) This second part of Volume V continues John of St. Thomas’s treatment of philosophical anthropology within his Course of Theology, completing his systematic study of the human person in the...

This fourth volume (Part I) of John of St. Thomas’s Course of Theology continues his systematic exposition of Thomistic doctrine within the scholastic tradition of Thomas Aquinas, shifting from creation to the study of rational creatures, especially angels. The work begins with angelology, treating...