The Donet (Classic Reprint)

Explore Pecock’s Four Tables and the Donet with a rich scholarly guide

This edition presents the Donet alongside related works, offering careful notes, cross‑references, and historical context to illuminate medieval Christian ethics.

Inside, readers encounter the structure of Pecock’s moral teaching, including the Four Tables, the role of Douitines, and the broader aim of Christian virtue. The volume highlights how this era framed duties to God, neighbor, and church authority, while clarifying the text’s place in early modern religious discourse. Helpful apparatus guides you through manuscript notes, appendices, and table references for study and discussion.

• Clear explanations of the Four Tables and related virtues and duties
• Editorial notes and references that connect the Donet to other Pecock works
• Contextual discussion of concepts like Douitines, Sabbath, and Christian practice
• Historial insight into how medieval theology shaped ethical thought

Ideal for readers of Pecock, medieval religious writing, or students seeking accessible, well‑annotated scholarship.