Divine Infinity in Greek and Medieval Thought [Book Review]

Review of Metaphysics 48 (1):170-171 (1994)
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This book reflects the commitment of an academic lifetime to the study of infinity. Most of the essays gathered here have been published before, and, in keeping with the breadth and depth of Sweeney's erudition on the subject, they contain a wealth of information on primary and secondary sources in the history of infinity.

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