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CAMBRIDGE TEXTS IN THE
HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY
AQUINAS Disputed Questions on the Virtues
CAMBRIDGE TEXTS IN THE
HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY
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Professor of Philosophy, University of Notre Dame
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Thomas Aquinas Disputed Questions on the Virtues
E. M. ATKINS
Trinity and All Saints College, Leeds
THOMAS WILLIAMS
University of Iowa
E. M. ATKINS
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Contents Preface page viii Introduction ix Chronology xxxi Further reading xxxiii Translator's note on the text xxxvi List of abbreviations xxxvii Disputed Questions on the Virtues On the Virtues in General: thirteen articles
On Charity: thirteen articles
On Brotherly Correction: two articles
On Hope: four articles
On the Cardinal Virtues: four articles
Terminology
Glossary
Table of parallel questions
Index of scriptural citations
Index of non-scriptural citations
Index of names and subjects
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