Die Sententiae divinitatis

Die Sententiae divinitatis, edited by Bernhard Geyer, is a significant work of medieval theology emanating from the school of Gilbert of Poitiers. This Latin text, a type of 'Sentences' book, offers valuable insight into the theological and philosophical debates of the 12th century. It represents a key document for understanding the development of scholastic thought and the interpretation of scripture and theological doctrine during the medieval period. Students and scholars of medieval history, philosophy, and theology will find this an essential resource for their studies.

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