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The Book of the Perfect Life Theologia DeutschTheologia ~ The Book of the Perfect Life Theologia DeutschTheologia Germanica Sacred Literature Trust Series Paperback – October 18 2010 by David Blamires Author

The Book of the Perfect Life Theologia DeutschTheologia ~ The Book of the Perfect Life Theologia DeutschTheologia Germanica Sacred Literature Trust Series by David Blamires 20101018 Paperback – 1784

Customer reviews The Book of the Perfect Life ~ This new translation by David Blamires of what Bernard McGinn calls the most widely known of all the late medieval MHG Middle High German mystical treatises is given the new title of The Book of the Perfect Life in place of its more longstanding and wellknown titles of Theologia Deutsch and Theologia Germanica which are included as subtitles

The Book of the Perfect Life Theologia DeutschTheologia ~ Theologica Deutsch the title this work has most commonly appeared under has been through 190 editions in ten languages throughout its 600year history Now drawing on the latest German critical edition of the work David Blamires brings us the definitive English translation of this classic mystical work The Book of the Perfect Life

Project MUSE Theologia Deutsch—Theologia Germanica The ~ The Theologia Deutsch has been a most influential and widely read most continuously published German religious text from the Middle Ages Dr David Blamires introduces the reader to the work via a succinct yet eclectic introduction to the medieval German mystical tradition Meister Eckhart Mechtild of Magdeburg Heinrich Suso and Johann Tauler and lifts up recurring themes in the times mystical literature without elaborating on connections with the Theologia Deutsch

Customer reviews The Theologia Germanica ~ This translation is based on two separate versions of the Theologia Germanicaone used by Martin Luther for his translation and a second version discovered long after Luther made his translation Although labeled as a modern English version it does not differ all that much from the translation that was produced ca 1850

The Theologia Germanica Modern English Edition Susanna ~ The Theologia Germanica Modern English Edition Susanna Winkworth on FREE shipping on qualifying offers Discovered edited and compiled by Martin Luther and presented to the reader in this modern English translation

Theologia DeutschTheologia Germanica the Book of the ~ Theologia DeutschTheologia Germanica The Book of the Perfect Life Translated with an Introduction and Notes by David Blamires Sacred literature Series of the International Sacred Literature Trust Lanham Maryland AltaMira Press a Division of Rowman Littlefield Publishers Inc 2003

Theologia Germanica The NTSLibrary ~ Theologia Germanica Which setteth forth many fair Lineaments of divine Truth and saith very lofty and lovely things touching a perfect life EDITED BY DR PEIFFER FROM THE ONLY COMPLETE MANUSCRIPT YET KNOWN Translated from the German by Susanna Winkworth With a Preface by the Rev Charles Kingsley

Theologia Germanica Wikipedia ~ Theologia Germanica also known as Theologia Deutsch or Teutsch or as Der Franckforter is a mystical treatise believed to have been written in the later 14th century by an anonymous author According to the introduction of the Theologia the author was a priest and a member of the Teutonic Order living in Frankfurt Germany The Theologia was written during the disruptive reign of the Avignon Papacy when many clerics were forbidden to perform Catholic rites because of the power struggle betwee