Summa Theologica S. Thomae Aquinatis Quinti Et Angelici Ecclesiae Doctoris ... Editio Recens Parthenopeia Ceteris Cunctis Accuratius A Mendis Expurgata, Volumes 3-4...

Summa Theologica S. Thomae Aquinatis Quinti Et Angelici Ecclesiae Doctoris ... Editio Recens Parthenopeia Ceteris Cunctis Accuratius A Mendis Expurgata, Volumes 3-4 presents a meticulously revised edition of Thomas Aquinas's monumental theological work. This Latin edition, prepared by Tomás de Aquino (Santo) and Serafino Capponi, offers a carefully corrected text of the "Summa Theologica", an enduring cornerstone of Christian theology and philosophy. Renowned for its systematic approach to theological questions, the "Summa" explores a vast range of topics, including the nature of God, the moral life, and the sacraments. This edition provides scholars and students with an invaluable resource for engaging with Aquinas's profound and influential thought, reflecting the intellectual depth of the medieval period and its lasting impact on Western religious and philosophical traditions.

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