An edition of L' essor de la pensée au moyen âge (1933)

L' essor de la pensée au moyen âge

Albert le Grand - Thomas d'Aquin.

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An edition of L' essor de la pensée au moyen âge (1933)

L' essor de la pensée au moyen âge

Albert le Grand - Thomas d'Aquin.

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Letouzy et Ané
Language
French
Pages
422

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Subjects

Medieval Philosophy, Philosophy, Medieval

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Albertus Magnus, Saint (1193?-1280), Albertus Magnus, Saint (1193?-1280,), Thomas Aquinas, Saint (1225?-1274), Thomas Aquinas, Saint (1225?-1274,)

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L' essor de la pensée au moyen âge: Albert le Grand-Thomas d'Aquin
1978, Slatkine Reprints
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L' essor de la pensée au moyen âge: Albert le Grand - Thomas d'Aquin.
1933, Letouzy et Ané
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"Bibliographie complémentaire": p [390]-302.

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Paris

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xviii, 422 p.
Number of pages
422

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OL22051199M

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