Theologiae Cursus completus 27 Tomów ok 1843r

Theologiae Cursus completus 27 Tomów ok 1843r - Praca Zbiorowa

Zestaw 27 Tomów : 

Tom 1 1837 - 1567 s., ., Tom 2-1259 s., 1838 r., Tom 3-1407 s., 1838 r., Tom 4-1407 s.,1838 r., Tom 5-1331 s., 1838 r., Tom 6-1428 s., 1838 r., Tom 7-1631 s., 1839 r., Tom  8-1534 s., 1839 r. ,Tom 9-1199 s., 1837 r.. Tom 10-1495 s., 18411837 r., Tom 11- 1540 s., 1839 r., Tom 12-1463 s., 1838 r., Tom 13-1406 s., 1838 r., Tom 14-1555 s., 1838 r., Tom 15-1297 s., 1838 r., Tom 16-1359 s., 1838 r., Tom 17-1392 s., 1838 r., Tom 18-1624 s., 1838 r., Tom 19-1144 s., 1840 r., Tom 20-1584 s., 1840 r., Tom 21-1220 s., 1840 r., Tom 22-1376 s., 1840 r., Tom 23-1378 s., 1840 r., Tom 24-1632 s., 1840 r., Tom 25-1640 s. 1840 r., Tom 26-1380 s.,1841 r., Tom 27-1308 s., 1843 r.,

Excerpt from Theologiæ Cursus Completus, Ex Tractatibus Omnium Perfectissimis Ubique Habitis, Et a Magna Parte Episcoporum Necnon Theologorum Europæ Catholicæ, Universim Ad Hoc Interrogatorum, Designatis, Unice Conflatus, Vol. 28: Plurimis Annotantibus Presbyteris Ad Docendos Levitas Pascendosve Populos Altè Positis; Conspectus Totius Cursus Theologiæ; Nomenclature, Par Ordre De Tomaison, Des Auteurs Contenus Dans Ce Meme Cours; &C

The three great series that have made his reputation were Patrologiae cursus completus, Latin series (Patrologia Latina) in 221 vols. (1844–55); Greek series (Patrologia Graeca), first published in Latin (85 vols., 1856–57); then published with Greek text and Latin translation (165 vols., 1857–58). Though scholars have always criticised them, these hastily edited, inexpensive, and widely distributed texts have only slowly been replaced during a century and a half with more critically edited modern editions. Though the cheap paper of the originals has made them fragile today, the scope of the Patrologia still makes it unique and valuable, when modern editions do not yet exist. It is a far more complete collection of Patristic and later literature than anything that has appeared subsequently or is likely to. To create so much so quickly, Migne reprinted the best or latest earlier editions available to him. In the PG the Latin translations were often made in the renaissance before any Greek text had been printed, and so do not necessarily match the Greek text very accurately. The indexes themselves are useful for locating references in the patristic writings