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Dissertationes
Piotr Roszak/Jorgen Vijgen
The Reception of the Letters of Paul: Introduction • 9
Martin Mayerhofer FSO
Between Tradition and Innovation.
Medieval Pauline Exegesis and its Dependence on the Fathers • 13
Volker Leppin
Paul a Mystic? Medieval Perceptions • 27
Peter O’Hagan
Ut esset basis sub columna.
St. Paul as Model Theologian in Peter Lombard’s Magna glosatura
on the Pauline Epistles • 43
Marcin Trepczynski
Reasoning in the Exegesis of Pauline Letters.
Stephen Langton, Robert Grosseteste, Thomas Aquinas • 63
Timothy Bellamah, OP
Sicut facula ardens.
Paul as an Incendiary Peacemaker in Guerric of
St. Quinton’s Postilla super Epistolam ad Romanos • 81
Brandon L. Wanless
Aristotle’s “Metaphorical Justice” and Paul’s “Justified by Faith”.
Aquinas’s Account of Justification in his Pauline Commentaries • 91
Jan Klok
The Exegesis of Paul in the Context of Late Medieval Devout Circles • 111
Ulrike Treusch
A New Perspective on Paul?
Marsilio Ficino’s Commentary on the
Letter to the Romans (c. 1496–1499) • 137
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Stefan Krauter
The Apostle Paul as the Founder of the Christian Liturgy.
Medieval, Reformation, and Anti-reformation Readings of 1 Tim 2:1 • 149
Benjamin Manig
Contrasting the Middle Ages.
Bullinger’s Interpretation of ex fide in fidem in Rom 1:17 • 161
Noemi Schurmann
Reformation Discourses of ‘Old’ and ‘New’
in Ephesians Commentaries • 177
Jacco Verburgt
Messianization as Decommunitization.
On Assessing Agamben’s Approach to Romans
With the Help of Aquinas 193
Nuntii
Henryk Anzulewicz
In memoriamZenon Kaluza (1936–2023) • 205
Recensiones
Dorothee Schenk: Monastische Bildung. Johannes Cassians
Collationes Patrum
recensuit Jan Klok • 209
Johannes Jacobus Knecht: Verus Filius Dei Incarnatus.
The Christologies of Paulinus II of Aquileia, Benedict of Aniane,
and Agobard of Lyon in the Context of the Felician Controversy
recensuit Andrew Gertner Belfield • 212
Martin Mayerhofer: Die lateinischen patristischen und mittelalterlichen
Epheserkommentare. Untersuchungen zu ihrer Exegese und Ekklesiologie
recensuit Jan Klok • 215
Thomas von Aquin: Summa theologiae, Bd. 9 A:
Ziel und Handeln des Menschen. Text; Bd. 9 B:
Ziel und Handeln des Menschen. Kommentar. Deutsch-lateinische Ausgabe
recensuit Maximilian Forschner • 217
Élisabeth Boncour: Maître Eckhart lecteur d’Origene. Sources, exégèse,
anthropologie, théogénésie
recensuit Sofia Castello • 219
Verena Krebs: Medieval Ethiopian Kingship, Craft,
and Diplomacy with Latin Europe
recensuit Endale Haile Fereja • 221
Martina Roesner (Hg.): Philosophische Schriftauslegung.
Geschichte eines ungewohnlichen Programms
recensuit Maura Zatonyi OSB • 224
Directiones Auctorum • 227