Carolingian Debates over Nihil and Tenebrae: A Study in Theological Method

Speculum 59 (4):757-795 (1984)
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Abstract

In the De ordine, one of his early dialogues, St. Augustine makes the first of several assertions about the positive value of the liberal arts in the education of the theologian. Having argued that the principle of order applies to all things, he spells out a particular order for the study of the arts, which, he says, supply skills and information useful to the theologian. Even if a man lives a virtuous life, he observes

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