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Scholasticism
Renaissance
Medieval philosophy
Philosophical movements
Charles Homer Haskins
Renaissance of the 12th century
Middle Ages
Thomism
Medievalism
Christianity
Philosophy
Christian theology

The Etienne Gilson Series 21 Remapping Scholasticism by MARCIA L. COLISH 3 March 2000

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