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  1. Collapse Into Silence: Denys the Areopagite as the Key Source of Richard of St. Victor

    This thesis deals with the process of transmission of Pseudo-Dionysius’ texts over the centuries. Dionysius’ texts have been translated into Latin by many scholars- above all, John Eriugena, whose translation was used during the Middle Ages. The school of St. Victor, during the eleventh and twelfth …

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  2. Dante Poeticus/ Dante Mystics : Dante's Mysticism from his time through the sixteenth century.

    The relationship of Dante Alighieri (1265-1321) to mysticism has been investigated in a surprisingly lopsided manner by scholars. That Dante was influenced by mystics who lived before him is not seriously in question, and not merely because Dante himself claimed to have read, and to have been …

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  3. The Art of Trinitarian Articulation: A Case Study on Richard of St. Victor's _de Trinitate_

    <p>Richard of Saint Victor deliberately constructs his treatise <italic>De Trinitate</italic> with trinitarian structures to sustain the hearts and shape the minds of his readers with the contemplation of the Trinity. His work fits within a genre of writing in the Middle Ages where the formation of

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