Metaphysics of Aquinas: A Summary of Aquinas's Exposition of Aristotle's Metaphysics

Upa (1996)
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This book will remain timeless in its study of Aristotle's objective grasp of reality. The book's uniqueness lies in its aim of letting Aquinas himself speak on the subject of metaphysics. The work embraces both a history of philosophy and Aristotle's subsequent reasoning toward God as pure act

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