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The Doctrine of Creation in Giles of Rome is a groundbreaking study of the medieval philosopher and theologian's ideas about the nature of God and the universe. Focusing on Giles' understanding of the relationship between essence and existence, William Ernest Carlo offers a fresh perspective on the central concepts of medieval philosophy. With its rigorous scholarship and clear writing, this book is an essential read for anyone interested in the history of philosophy or theology.
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