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Thomas Aquinas

This reconstruction covers the readable fraction of Thomas Aquinas's formation -- attested reading and writing only, not the whole of a life.

Thomas Aquinas and The procession of the divine persons

How Thomas Aquinas's reading engaged the concept of The procession of the divine persons.

This page traces how Thomas Aquinas's reading connects to the shared concept The procession of the divine persons.

Evidence ledger

  • Absorbed (confidence 0.86): Citation-derived from Aquinas's own ingested Latin text (pattern=aquinas-citation-22701-1520-1595): Boethius + work cue 'hebd' resolves to corpus work boethius-de-hebdomadibus; explicit locator present; Latin original read directly; cited in an ad-reply (qualified/reinterpreted)
  • Absorbed (confidence 0.55): Aquinas's early Trinitarian treatise in the Sentences commentary engages Richard of Saint-Victor's De Trinitate, particularly its analysis of personhood. (from De Trinitate)

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