From Irenaeus to GrotiusOliver O'Donovan A reference tool that provides an overview of the history of Christian political thought with selections from second century to the seventeenth century. From the second century to the seventeenth, from Irenaeus to Grotius, this unique reader provides a coherent overview of the development of Christian political thought. The editors have collected readings from the works of over sixty-five authors, together with introductory essays that give historical details about each thinker and discuss how each has contributed to the tradition of Christian political thought. Complete with important Greek and Latin texts available here in English for the first time, this volume will be a primary resource for readers from a wide range of interests. |
Contents
John of Salisbury | |
Rufinus the Canonist | |
Nikephoros Blemmydes | |
Thomas Aquinas | |
Giles of Rome | |
James of Viterbo | |
Political Community Spiritual Church Individual | |
John of Paris | |
Eusebius of Caesarea | |
Ambrose of Milan | |
John Chrysostom | |
Augustine | |
Paulus Orosius | |
Gelasius I | |
Justinian | |
Gregory I | |
Isidore of Seville | |
John of Damascus | |
Jonas of Orléans | |
Sedulius Scottus | |
The Donation of Constantine | |
Gregory VII | |
Norman Anonymous | |
Honorius Augustodunensis | |
Bernard of Clairvaux | |
Dante Alighieri | |
Marsilius of Padua | |
William of Ockham | |
Nicolas Cabasilas | |
John Wyclif | |
Antonios IV | |
John Fortescue | |
Nicholas of Kues | |
PART 2 | |
Thomas More | |
Desiderius Erasmus | |
Martin Luther | |
Francisco de Vitoria | |
The Schleitheim Articles | |
Hans Hergot | |
Stephen Gardiner | |
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