Cursus Theologicus : Trib. Tractatib. Tomos V. Et Vi. Componentibus Auctior Quam Hactenus: Summam Theologicam D. Thomae Doct. Angelici Complectens, Iuxta Miram Eiusdem Angelici Praeceptoris Doctrinam, Et Omnino Consonè Ad Eam Quam Complutense... (Paperback)

Cursus Theologicus, a comprehensive theological work, presents a detailed exploration of Christian doctrine in the tradition of St. Thomas Aquinas. Compiled by the Discalced Carmelite College of Salamanca, this authoritative text forms volumes V and VI of a larger treatise, offering an enriched and expanded exposition of theological principles. Rooted in the teachings of the 'Angelic Doctor, ' the work aligns consistently with the Complutense tradition, providing readers with a robust understanding of Catholic theology. Written in Latin, this historical text serves as a valuable resource for scholars and students of theology, offering insights into the intellectual and spiritual heritage of the Carmelite order and the broader Catholic intellectual tradition.

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