"Oberman explains the theology and philosophy of late medieval nominalism through a detailed analysis of the writings of Gabriel Biel, the famous German disciple of William Ockham. The book discusses all the themes of Biel's thought: the dialectic of the two powers of God, grace, predestination, justification, Christology, Mariology, eucharist, and mysticism. Because Biel is believed to have had a profound influence on the young Martin Luther, Oberman's book is as important for Reformation scholars as it is for medievalists."--Jacket.
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The harvest of medieval theology: Gabriel Biel and late medieval nominalism
2000, Baker Academic
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- 3rd ed., 1st Baker ed.
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The harvest of medieval theology: Gabriel Biel and late medieval nominalism
1983, Labyrinth Press
in English
- 3rd ed.
0939464055 9780939464050
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The harvest of medieval theology: Gabriel Biel and late medieval nominalism.
1967, W. B. Eerdmans Pub. Co.
in English
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The harvest of medieval theology: Gabriel Biel and late medieval nominalism
1963, Harvard University Press
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