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Lombard's Sentences
Sententiae in IV libris distinctae
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Peter Lombard's "Sentences" (Sententiae in IV libris distinctae) is a highly influential work of medieval theology, serving as a foundational text for theological education in universities for centuries.
It systematically presents theological doctrines based on biblical and patristic sources, organizing them into four books covering various aspects of Christian belief.
The "Sentences" became a standard text for commentaries and discussions, shaping the development of scholastic theology.
Its structure and approach influenced the way theological questions were addressed and debated in the medieval period.
The book's enduring impact on theological education and the development of scholastic thought is undeniable.
It systematically presents theological doctrines based on biblical and patristic sources, organizing them into four books covering various aspects of Christian belief.
The "Sentences" became a standard text for commentaries and discussions, shaping the development of scholastic theology.
Its structure and approach influenced the way theological questions were addressed and debated in the medieval period.
The book's enduring impact on theological education and the development of scholastic thought is undeniable.
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Gyula Klima

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as the author of "Sentences", which Bonaventure wrote a commentary on.

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