Commentary by Santo Tomás de Aquinoto the treatise De divinis nominibus by Dionisio Areopagita
Chapter I On the Intention of the Text and the Transmission of Divine Names Lesson 1
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https://doi.org/10.51660/riftp.v1i2.29Keywords:
Saint Thomas Aquinas, Dionisio Areopagita, divine names, De divinis nominibus, philosophy, theologyAbstract
In this book, which is entitled "On the Divine Names [De divinis nominibus]", following the custom of those who have transmitted the science masterfully [artificially], Dionysius begins, in the first place, by presenting some considerations necessary for all subsequent study, and, in the second place, proceeds to expound the main object [of his treatise] in the third chapter.
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SANTO TOMÁS, In librum beati Dionysii De divinis nominibus expositio (Ed. Ceslai Pera, O. P.), Marietti, Turín-Roma, 1950
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