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The Spiritual Writings Of Denis The Carthusian Denis The Carthusian

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The Spiritual Writings Of Denis The Carthusian Denis The Carthusian
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Publisher: Four Courts Press Ltd
File Extension: PDF
File size: 170.01 MB
Pages: 456
Author: Denis the Carthusian
ISBN: 9781851828609, 1851828605
Language: English
Year: 2005

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The Spiritual Writings Of Denis The Carthusian Denis The Carthusian by Denis The Carthusian 9781851828609, 1851828605 instant download after payment.

Renowned in his day as a mystic and theologian, Denis was born in 1402 in the Belgian province of Limburg which formerly comprised in the county of Hesbaye; died 12 March, 1471. His birthplace was Ryckel, a small village a few miles from Saint-Trond, whence ancient writers have often surnamed him Ryckel or à Ryckel. Sometimes called â??the last scholasticâ??, he penned over 150 works. This is the first complete English translation of his most significant spiritual writings: â??Contemplationâ??, â??Prayerâ??, â??Meditationâ??, â??Fountain of Light and the Paths of Lifeâ??. amd â??Monastic Professionâ??. He was also known as the â??last of the Schoolmenâ??, devoted to prayer, avid reader whose favorite author was Pseudo-Dionysius. Author of commentaries, sermons, and theological and philosophical treatises. He died on the 12 March 1471.

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