This dissertation presents an extensive introduction to the Summa of St Antonin (Antoninus,
Antonino) of Florence and his teaching on justice in buying and selling. It also presents, for …

In medieval and early modern art one of the most common attributes of Thomas Aquinas is a
book in his lap or arms. The book is usually open and often the text is readable. The earliest …

Antoninus of Florence (1389–1459) wrote extensively on moral theology, confession, and
matters of Christian practice. His Summa moralis recorded much of his thought on these …

Il mio approccio alla legge di natura nei sermoni e scritti di Antonino da Firenze è stimolato
dalla recente riscoperta della teoria della legge di natura che presumibilmente cominciò con …

Abstract Antonino Pierozzi (hereafter, Antoninus) was a Dominican friar renowned for his
achievements as a reformer, as a theologian, and for being “a mirror of holiness” to whom …

Peter Howard Languages around the pulpit in Quattrocento Florence Across Europe,
mendicant friars were among the most popular preachers from the thirteenth to at least the …

Health, infirmity, and healing were intertwined in the theological and devotional language–
textual, visual and oral–of fifteenth-century Florence. In the Brancacci Chapel of the Church …

The history of preachers and their significance has yet to be written, Augustine Thompson
remarked several decades ago. This remains true. Even in the case of a much-studied city …