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| Herbst Thomas,
The evolution of Platos mirror: Kenotic poverty in Clare of Assisis letters to Agnes of Prague, in Antonianum 84/3 (2009) p. 497-514.
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| Herbst Thomas,
The passion as paradoxical exemplarism in Bonaventures Commentary to the Gospel of John, in Antonianum 78/2 (2003) p. 209-248.
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Summary: Bonaventure was a notable biblical exegete. His Commentary on the Gospel of John was widely disseminated throughout Europe and this is evident by the large numbers of copies that survive today. This article explores Bonaventure’s doctrine of Christological exemplarism within his exegesis of the Johannine Passion narrative and other, related, texts i... (More)
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| Herbst Thomas,
Recensione: Works of St. Bonaventure, Vol. II revised and expanded, Itinerarium Mentis in Deum. Works of St. Bonaventure, Vol. VIII, pt. 2, Commentary on the Gospel of Luke: Chapters 9-16., in Antonianum 78/4 (2003) p. 719-721.
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Recent years have seen a resurgence of scholarly works concerned with the theology and spirituality of Bonaventure. Sometimes eclipsed by the pervasive influence of Thomas Aquinas, Bonaventure, as the other great scholastic luminary of late thirteenth-century Paris, exists as an important source for the early Franciscan contribution to the theological milieu that ... (More)
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