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Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies
Language
English
Pages
618

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Dominicans, Education, History, Middle ages, history, outlines, syllabi, etc.

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Table of Contents

Machine generated contents note: PART ONE. THE DOMINICAN ORDER AND LEARNING
1. The Formative Period for Dominican Education
A. Preachers in Toulouse, 1215-1217 6 o B. The Order
of Preachers and the Mission Beyond Toulouse 24 o C.
The Era of Constitution-Making: The Order's Ancient Edu-
cational Legislation 36 o D. The Mandate of the Early
Bulls of Recommendation 47 o E. The Essential Conser-
vatism of Early Dominican Education 54
PART Two. THE INSTITUTIONAL FACE OF DOMINICAN EDUCATION
THE SCHOOLS AND THEIR CURRICULA
2. The Formation of Novices
A. The Requirements for Entrance 79 D B. Pre-Postu-
lancy Schools for Boys 85 o C. Novices and the Disci-
pline of the Cloister 97 o D. The Cultivation of a New
Interior Life 111 o E. Later Novitiate Houses 126
3. Dominican Conventual Education and the Training of the
Fratres communes
A. The Dominican Convent and its Schola 132 0 B. Lec-
tures 134 0 C. Disputations 167 0 D. Repetitions 175
0 E. The Conventual School-Year in the Roman Province
178 o F. The Making of the Preacher 184 0 G. The
Making of the Confessor 193 0 H. Elias de Ferreriis and
Conventual Education in the Houses of Toulouse 204
4. Provincial Studia
A. Studia artium 220 0 B. The 'Arts" Course 238 0 C.
Studia naturarum 252 a D. The Natural Philosophy
Course 267 0 E. Studia particularis theologiae 277 o F.
The Theology Course Designed by Thomas Aquinas at
Santa Sabina 278 o G. Further Development of the
Intermediate Theology Model: Naples, 1272-73 306 13 H.
The Later Provincial Theology Course in the Roman Pro-
vince 321 o I. "Particular" and "General" Theology 336
o J. Studia Bibliae 340 0 K Studia linguarum 344
5. The Dominicans and the Universities
A. The Secular Studia generalia and Dominican Studia gene-
ralia 352 0 B. The Course of the Dominican Studia gene-
ralia 378 o C. Remigio de' Girolami and General Theol-
ogy at Florence 384
PART THREE. THE TEXTS OF DOMINICAN EDUCATION
6. Preaching Aids: Sermon Collections, Florilegia, Exempla,
and Artes
A. The Sermo modernus 401 o B. Model Sermon Collec-
tions 419 o C. Florilegia 448 o D. Collections of Exem-
pla 458 o E. Preaching Manuals 472
7. Tools for Biblical Exegesis
A. Dominican Commentators 485 o B. Correctoria 506
o C. The St-Jacques Concordance 509 o D. Biblical
Distinctions 514 o E. Subject Indexes 521
8. Aids to the Confessor: Manuals of Moral Theology
Conclusion
Bibliography
A. Manuscripts Cited 557 [ B. Printed Primary Sources
560 o C. Secondary Sources 568
Index.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. [557]-596) and index.

Series
Studies and texts,, 132, Studies and texts (Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies) ;, 132.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
271/.2
Library of Congress
BX3504.Z5 M84 1998

The Physical Object

Pagination
xxi, 618 p. ;
Number of pages
618

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL457319M
ISBN 10
0888441320
LCCN
98173941
OCLC/WorldCat
39355000
Wikidata
Q123129470
Goodreads
3538245

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