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Le sermon comme manuductio chez Nicolas de Cues

, 2015
After having delivered some general information regarding the corpus of Nicholas of Cusa's Sermons, the article focuses on the concept of manuductio (the act of taking by the hand).
Counet, Jean-Michel
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God and the infinite in descartes’ metaphysics

, 2012
Parce que l’infinité divine n’est pas une évidence théologique, Descartes travaille à lui donner un sens particulier : à la fois instauratrice des vérités créées dans les lettres du printemps1630 et nom divin par excellence selon les exigences de la ...
Arbib, Dan
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EDWARDS Mark, PALLIS Dimitrios and STEIRIS Georgios (eds.), “The Orthodox Handbook of Dionysius the Areopagite”, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2022, (xiii + 737 pages), ISBN 978-0-19-881079-7

There have been a number of sustained efforts in the last decades by researchers to decipher the identity of the author of the Dionysian Corpus (CD), to determine the purpose of his writings and to evaluate the impact he had on Christian philosophy ...
CHIRCALAN, Ionut
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Translators, Networks, Production and Travel of Manuscripts between the East and the West - the Pseudo-Dionysian Work and John Saracen's Translations: a Case Study

Il contributo indaga sulle dinamiche della traduzione in latino dei testi greci, con particolare riferimento ai protagonisti, ai manoscritti e ai networks di eruditi tra XI e XIII secolo, analizzando il caso della trasmissione del corpus pseudo ...
Paola Degni
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The Place of The Mystical Theology in the Pseudo-Dionysian Corpus

, 2015
Rorem, Paul
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The Earliest Reception of the Dionysian Corpus

, 1998
PAUL ROREM, JOHN C. LAMOREAUX
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John of Scythopolis and the Dionysian Corpus

, 1998
Paul Rorem, John C. Lamoreaux
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The Authorship of the Pseudo-Dionysian Corpus: A Deliberate Forgery or Clever Literary Ploy? by Vladimir Kharlamov

Journal of Early Christian Studies, 2020
Kharlamov claims that the choice of Dionysius of the Areopagus as the author “is quite a risky plan if the actual author wanted to present the corpus as an original production,” that it “could be easily established as forgery,” and that the choice of an author who did not leave a written work would have been “more disadvantageous” (48).
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‘Saving Dionysius’: Aquinas’ Exemplary Reception of the Dionysian corpus -a Metacritique. [PDF]

, 2022
The enigmatic collection of texts known as the corpus Dionysiacum is well known for sourcing a particular sensibility in theology known as apophatic theology or via negativa which seeks to give due weight to the transcendence of God in relation to the contingencies of human language.
Darley, Alan Philip
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John of Scythopolis and the Dionysian Corpus (review)

Journal of Early Christian Studies, 1999
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