To stir a restless heart: Thomas Aquinas and Henri de Lubac on nature, grace, and the desire for God

Washington, D.C.: Catholic University of America Press (2019)
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The Parisian conversation (1231-1252) -- Thomas's first Parisian period (1252-1259) -- Orvieto (1259/61-1265) -- Rome (1265-1268) -- Thomas's second Parisian period (1268-1272) -- Henri de Lubac and the Thomistic tradition.

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B765.T54.W63 2019

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