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 Divine Creation in Ancient, Medieval, and Early Modern Thought: Essays Presented to the Rev'd Dr Robert D. Crouse

Contents

• • Preliminary Materials (i-xx)   (686K)
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    • Contents
    • Preface By Robert Dodaro
    • Introductory Note By Walter A. Hannam
    • Acknowledgements
    • Standard Abbreviations
  • What's The Matter With Eve? The Woman And Her Sentence In Ancient Judaism (1-22) by Stephen Andrews   (208K)
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    • Genesis 3:16 In The Hebrew Text
    • Genesis 3:16 In The LXX
    • Genesis 3:16 In Targum Onqelos And The Palestinian Targums
    • Genesis 3:16 In The Latin
    • Echoes Of Genesis 3:16 Elsewhere In The Old Testament
    • Philo’s Treatment Of The Woman And Her Sentence
    • Genesis 3:16 In The Pseudepigrapha
    • Josephus’s Treatment Of The Woman And Her Sentence
    • Conclusion
  • Old Testament Teaching On Necessity In Creation And Its Implication For The Doctrine Of Atonement (23-44) by Terence J. Kleven   (191K)
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    • Necessity In The Work Of Christ
    • Atonement, Incarnation, And Creation
    • Creation In The Old Testament
  • The Origin And Nature Of Humankind In Plato's Symposium (45-72) by Dennis House   (200K)
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    • Introduction
    • Aristophanes’ Speech (189c–193e)
    • Primordial Condition (189d5–190b5)
    • Fusing The Comic And Tragic Poet Into One Individual
  • The Simple Bodies As Unities Of Quantity And Quality In Aristotle's On Generation And Corruption (73-84) by Angus Johnston   (127K)
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    • The First Bodies
    • Quantity As A Separable Quantity
    • Alteration And Growth
    • Contact
    • The Opposites As Principles
    • Appendix
  • Is Aristotle's Cosmology And Metaphysics Compatible With The Christian Concept Of Creation? (85-100) by Horst Seidl   (145K)
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    • Aristotle’s Doctrine Of An Ungenerated And Imperishable Cosmos
    • The Difference Between Generation And Creation From A Christian Viewpoint
    • Aristotle’s Doctrine As Compatible With The Christian Concept Of Creation
  • Making Sense Of Creative Horizons In The Thought Of Aristotle, Plotinus, And Plato (101-116) by Kevin Corrigan   (157K)
  • Eternity Creates And Redeems Time: A Key To Augustine's Confessions Within A Theology Of History (117-140) by Matthew L. Lamb   (186K)
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    • Introduction
    • Augustine’s Ascent Of Mind And Heart
    • Divine Eternity Creates And Redeems Time
    • Conclusion: Confession Within A Theology Of History
  • The Origin Of Determination In The Neoplatonism Of Proclus (141-172) by D. Gregory Macisaac   (221K)
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    • I
    • II
    • III
    • IV
    • V
    • VI
    • VII
  • Proclus, Ammonius Of Hermias, And Zacharias Scholasticus: The Search After Eternity And The Meaning Of Creation (173-190) by Luca Obertello   (176K)
  • Creation And Natural Contemplation In Maximus The Confessor's Ambiguum 10:19 (191-212) by Michael Harrington   (167K)
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    • The Tenth Ambiguuum
    • Ambiguum 10:19
    • Creation And Contemplation (1137a7–C6)
  • Ousia In The Categoriae Decem And The Periphyseon Of John Scottus Eriugena (213-222) by Paige E. Hochschild   (126K)
  • La Conclusion Du Periphyseon. Comment Un Dialogue Devient Monologue (223-234) by Edouard Jeauneau   (137K)
  • Nature, Body And Text In Early Medieval Theology: From Eriugena To Chartres (235-256) by Willemien Otten   (148K)
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    • The Body As Early Christian Paradigm
    • Body, Creation And Text In The Early Middle Ages
    • Eriugena Between Biblical Paradise And Universal Nature
    • Nature As Body And Text In Twelfth-Century ‘Chartrian’ Thought: Thierry Of Chartres And William Of Conches
    • Conclusion: Nature’s Body Language
  • Wisdom's Land: King Alfred's Imagery In His Preface To His Translation Of Augustine's Soliloquies (257-284) by Michael Treschow   (207K)
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    • Appendix: The Old English Text Of The Preface To Alfred’s Soliloquies Based On British Library, Cotton Vitellius A. XV, Folios 1–56.
  • The Synthesis Tradition (285-294) by Mary T. Clark   (120K)
  • Thomism As Philosophy (295-308) by Ralph Mcinerny   (110K)
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    • The Phases Of The Revival
    • The Dispute Over Creation
    • What Happened To Thomistic Philosophy?
    • From Aristotle To Gilson And Back
  • Ab Uno Simplici Non Est Nisi Unum: The Place Of Natural And Necessary Emanation In Aquinas's Doctrine Of Creation (309-334) by Wayne J. Hankey   (171K)
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    • Ab Uno Simplici Non Est Nisi Unum
    • Aquinas: Oportet Processum Emanationis A Deo Uniri Quidem In Ipso Principio, Multiplicari Autem Secundum Res In Mas
    • Conclusion: Conceduntur A Philoso Phis “Res A Deo Creatae Et Factae”
  • What Does Createdness Look Like? (335-362) by Lawrence Dewan   (176K)
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    • The Emanation Itself
    • ‘Fourth Way’ Metaphysics
    • Three Articles Of Q. 45: Createdness
    • Conclusion
  • Le Discours De Béatrice Sur La Création Dans Le Paradiso De Dante (363-370) by Marguerite Bourbeau Kussmaul   (113K)
  • Aristotle's View On The Eternity Of The World According To Peter Of Candia (371-404) by Stephen F. Brown   (193K)
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    • The Opinions Of The Philosophers Concerning The Eternity Of The World
    • Aristotle’s Position On The Eternity Of The World According To Peter Of Candia
    • Appendix
  • Creation And Government: Eternal Law As The Fountain Of Laws In Richard Hooker's Ecclesiastical Polity (405-424) by Torrance Kirby   (173K)
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    • The Neoplatonic Structure Of Hooker’s Discourse
    • The Eternal Law: Creation And Government
    • The Second Eternal Law
  • The Doctrine Of Creation And The Enlightenment (425-440) by Neil G. Robertson   (112K)
  • Publications (441-446) by Robert D. Crouse   (76K)
  • Index (447-460)   (133K)