History of the Schoolmen by Crewdson Thomas

Today’s free book traces the history of the schools of philosophy from Plato through to the early Seventeenth Century. This public domain title was digitised from the copy held in the library of Spurgeon’s College.

Ernest Crewdson Thomas [1876-1950], History of the Schoolmen. London: Williams & Norgate Ltd., 1941. Hbk. pp.677. [Click here to visit the download page for this title]

Contents

• Preface
• Bibliography
• Some Medieval-Latin Geographical Names
• Abbreviations

1. Early Greek Philosophers
2. Plato
3. Aristotle
4. Epicurians—Stoics—Neo-Platonists—St Augustine
5. Learning in Western Europe After the Fall of the Roman Empire
6. Universals—Realists—Nominalists
7. John Scot Erigena D. 877—St Remi of Auxerre D. 876
8. Logicians Ninth to Eleventh Centuries
9. Realists
10. Peter Abelard, D. 1142
11. Realists
12. Theologians
13. John of Salisbury, 1115-1180, Historian
14. The Arabians
15. Canon Law—The Universities
16. Effects of Further Works of Aristotle
17. The Thirteenth Century
18. Early Writers of the Thirteenth Century
19. St. Albertus Magnus, 1193-1280—Hugh Riplin, c. 1275
20. St. Thomas Aquinas
21. The Works of St. Thomas Aquinas—Summa Theologica and Allied Works
22. The Works of St. Thomas Aquinas—Dogmatic Theology
23. Thomists—Dominicans
24. Thomists other than Dominicans
25. Franciscans
26. John Duns Scotus
27. Further Franciscans and Scotists
28. Nomimalists and Terminalists
29. The Mystics
30. Francisco Suarez
31. Conclusion

• Index

Main image: Aristotle from André Thevet, Les Vrais Pourtraits et Vies Hommes Illustres, 1584.