Sancti Thomae Aquinatis De Veritate Catholicae Fidei Contra Gentiles Seu Summa Philosophica. Accedunt Praecipua Eiusdem Doctoria Philosophica Opuscula

Sancti Thomae Aquinatis De Veritate Catholicae Fidei Contra Gentiles Seu Summa Philosophica is a seminal work by Thomas Aquinas, a towering figure in medieval philosophy and theology. This volume, meticulously revised and edited by P. C. Roux-lavergne and E. D'yzalguier, presents Aquinas's comprehensive defense of the Catholic faith against non-believers, offering a profound exploration of theological and philosophical concepts.

Included are Aquinas's principal philosophical treatises, making this an essential resource for understanding his systematic approach to reconciling faith and reason. The text provides invaluable insights into the intellectual landscape of the Middle Ages and continues to be studied for its enduring relevance to philosophical and theological inquiry. This edition, with its detailed notes and index, serves as a vital tool for scholars and students seeking to engage with Aquinas's thought in its original Latin.

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