Postillæ in totam Bibliam
| Authors | Hugo de Sancto Caro, O.P. (✝1263) Morard, Martin |
| Publisher | IRHT-CNRS |
| Published | 10 ott 2024 |
| Date | 10 mag 2024 |
| Languages | lat |
| Identifiers | oclc: 1347085197, issn: 2966-5310, uri: https://gloss-e.irht.cnrs.fr/php/livres-liste.php?id=hug |
Description
"Hugh of Saint-Cher († 1263) was the second Dominican Master of Theology in Paris, and the first Dominican cardinal" (n. 39) who, "through the persuasion of Master [St.] Albert [the Great]", convinced "John of Vercelli, Master General of the [Dominican] Order" to accept St. Thomas Aquinas into "the Baccalaureate at the Order’s studium in Paris." (William of Tocco’s Life of St. Thomas Aquinas pp. 61-62).
"Hugh is celebrated for his prodigious theological and exegetical works, particularly the monumental commentary on the entire Bible (Postillæ in totam Bibliam) that he composed with a team of friars." (ibid. p. 62n39).