Saint Thomas Aquinas, of the order of preachers (1225-1274)
Publisher: Longmans, Green, and Co.
Published: 1911
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS.; title: PART I : MORN.; title: CHAP. PAGE; title: I. His Birth and Early Education 2; title: II. Vocation and Trials 13; title: PART II : NOON.; title: III. He Studies at Cologne, and Paris: His Bachelorship and Priesthood 23; title: IV. He Graduates as Doctor   39; title: V. First Period of His Writings : His System and Method of Study   45; title: PART III: EVENING.; title: VI. Second Period of His Writings 62; title: VII. His Heroic Sanctity 76; title: VIII. Third Period of His Writings : His Death 90; title: PART IV: THE NIGHT OF REST.; title: IX. His Miracles, and Canonization 103; title: X. Translations of His Relics 111; title: Epilogue. Commendations of His Doctrine 113; title: Concise Bibliography 118; title: LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.; title: "Divus Thomas Qurm Discipulus a vivo Expressit"   Frontispiece; title: From a Portrait now in Collegio Angellico, Rome, by unknown artist, almost contemporary.; title: "St. Thomas as Justice." Roof-medallion from Orcagna's "Triumph of St. Thomas" in the Strotzi Chapel, Church of Sta Maria Novella, Florence To face p. 20; title: From a Photograph by Alinari. St. Thomas Aquinas. Lunette Fresco in Cloister of San Marco, Florence, by Fra Angelico da Fiesoll 76; title: From a Photograph by Alinari. Altar-piece by Guercino, in the Chapel of St Thomas Aquinas, Church of St. Dominic, Bologna 102; title: From a Photograph by Alinari. Body of St. Thomas Aquinas (in chasse above Altar) removed from Dominican Church at the Revolution to the Chapel of the Holy Ghost, Church of St. Sernin, Toulouse 112; title: From a Photograph.