APppendix 1: The Major Writings of Aquinas
APPENDIX 1: THE MAJOR WRITINGS OF AQUINAS
I. While Teaching at Paris the First Time (1252—1259)
Scriptura super libros Sententiarum (Commentary on the Sentences), 1254—1256
De principiis naturae (On the Principles of Nature), 1256
De ente et essentia (On Being and Essence), 1256
De veritate (On Truth), 1256—1259
De Trinitate (On the Trinity), 1259
Summa contra Gentiles (may have been begun 1259)
Compendium theologiae (either here or very late)
Contra impugnantes Dei cultum et Religionem (Against Those Who Impugn the Worship and Religion of God), before 1256
II. While Teaching in Italy the First Time (1259—1268)
De potentia (On the Power of God), 1259—1268
Summa contra Gentiles, 1259—1263
Summa Theologiae I, II, 1265—1271
Catena aurea (Golden Chain on the Gospels), after 1263
III. While in Paris the Second Time (1268—1272)
De spiritualibus creaturis (On Spiritual Creatures), 1266/67 Posteriorum Analyticorum Expositio (Commentary on Posterior Analytics), 1268ff.
De anima (On the Soul), 1268-1270
In Duodecim Libros Meta. expositio (Commentary on XII Book of Meta.), 1268—1271
De unitate intellectus (On the Unity of the Intellect), 1269 Politicorum expositio (Commentary on Politics of Aristotle), 1265—1271
Meteorologicorum expositio (Commentary on Meteors), 1269—1272 In Decem Libros Ethicorum expositio (Commentary on X Book of Ethics), 1271/72
Perihermeneias (On Interpretation), 1269—1272
De malo (On Evil), 1269—1272
De virtutibus (On Virtues), 1269—1272
IV. While in Italy the Second Time (1272—1274)
Summa theologiae III, 1272/73
De caelo et mundo (On the Heaven and the Earth), 1272/73 De regno (On Kingship), 1272—1274(?) or earlier