The Teaching of Gilbert Porreta on the Trinity. As found in his commentaries on Bohethius

The Teaching of Gilbert Porreta on the Trinity. As found in his commentaries on Bohethius

by M. E. Williams, Michael E. Williams

136 pages· 1951· ISBN 9788876520358
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This book is not a defence or attack on Gilbert, it is simply an objective examination of some of his works from a particular standpoint. The object of our enquiry is to find out his teaching on the Trinity that is to expressed in the commentaries on the Opuscula Sacra of Boethius. The author want to find the meaning that he gave to this dogma in the particular workaIt's very often difficult to follow the text as no differentiation is made between what is Gilbert's Commentary and what is the original text of Boethius that is being commented on.

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