Johannis Scotti Erivgenae Periphyseon (De divisione naturae) (Scriptores Latini Hiberniae)
Periphyseon (De divisione naturae) by Johannes Scotus Erigena is a foundational medieval philosophical text in the Scriptores Latini Hiberniae series. Presented in its original Latin, it examines the divisions of nature, integrating Neoplatonic ideas with Christian theology to explore the essence of reality and the cosmos. Essential for scholars of early medieval thought.
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Johannis Scotti Erivgenae Periphyseon, also known as De divisione naturae, represents a significant work in early medieval philosophy composed by Johannes Scotus Erigena.
As part of the Scriptores Latini Hiberniae series, this edition preserves the original Latin text, offering scholars access to Erigena's intricate exploration of metaphysical concepts.
The treatise systematically addresses the structure of the universe through Neoplatonic and Christian lenses, emphasizing the unity and division inherent in creation.
Erigena's arguments blend classical influences with theological insights, making it a vital resource for understanding intellectual traditions of the Carolingian Renaissance.
This scholarly publication facilitates detailed study of one of the most ambitious philosophical systems from the ninth century.
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