Date: Wed, 17 Nov 1999 09:17:22 -0400
From: "Juris G. Lidaka" <[log in to unmask]>
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Subject: Re: FALSE PROPHETS IN THE FOURTEENTH CENTURY
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Having the volume Mark mentions, I thought I'd just give a more
complete table of contents. Please note also that the introduction
discusses Gerson's relationship with women--especially his mother &
sisters--with some depth, especially that the first work is explicitly
addressed to his sisters, though this can also be taken as spiritual
sisters. Juris
On Wed, 17 Nov 1999, Mark Williams wrote:
> Brian Patrick McGuire (tr.), *Jean Gerson: Early Works*
> New York: Paulist, 1998
> ISBN 0-8091-3820-4 (pb); a hardcover edition is also available.
>
Introduction & notes 1
The Mountain of Contemplation 75
Sermon on the Feast of Saint Bernard 128
Early Letters 149
[Extracts from] On Mystical Theology:
The First and Speculative
Treatise 262
On Mystical Theology: The Second and
Practical Treatise 288
On Distinguishing True from False
Revelations 334
On the Art of Hearing Confessions 365
Treatise against "The Romance of
the Rose" 378
Notes 399
Abbreviations & Sel. Bibl. 471
Index 477
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