CORPVS
CHRISTIANORVM
‖ Thomas de Aquino Byzantinus ‖
Scholastic thought in Late Byzantium is an area which remains largely unexplored. The influence of the writings of Thomas Aquinas (1225-74) on Byzantine intellectual circles, both Latinophile and Orthodox, has recently attracted revived interest among scholars. The project aims to contribute to the scholarly discussion by producing the source material for the study of this important subject, namely critical editions of Greek translations of, and commentaries on, various works by Thomas Aquinas composed by Byzantine scholars and theologians between the late thirteenth and fifteenth centuries. The majority of these texts remain hitherto unpublished, or partially edited, or published on the basis of a limited number of manuscripts, often lacking information on the sources cited therein. The editions of these texts will shed more light on the philosophical and theological dialogue among distinguished scholars and theologians in the Greek East and the Latin West in a period of intensive intellectual creativity. In this sense, the publication of these texts will become an indispensable tool for scholars and students of Byzantine and Western European history and thought.
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First volume: 2021
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Number of volumes published: 1
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Publication frequency: irregular
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Editorial responsibility: Institute for Early Christian and Byzantine Studies
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Publishing manager: Bart Janssens
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Guidelines: please contact the editorial board or publishing manager
Publications
CCSG 94 - Ioannes Gattus, Notata, seu Tractatus qui erat fons Libri III Operis Bessarionis In Calumniatorem Platonis adversus Georgium Trapezuntium
John Monfasani
Cardinal Bessarion's great defense of Plato, the In Calumniatorem Platonis, written in response to George of Trebizond's Comparatio Philosophorum Platonis et Aristotelis and first published in 1469, was the first substantial statement of Platonism in the Plato-Aristotle Controversy of the Renaissance. Bessarion, however, had first written the In Calumniatorem Platonis a decade earlier, in 1459, without the massive Book III of the 1469 edition proving that medieval scholasticism supported Bessarion's interpretation of Plato and Aristotle. With the discovery of the treatise Notata by the Dominican theologian Giovanni Gatti, we now know the source of Bessarion's new found erudition in medieval scholasticism. Bessarion initially attempted to incorporate Gatti's Notata whole cloth into the In Calumniatorem Platonis, but in the end he exploited it as a storehouse of the scholastic references, quotations, and arguments that made up the new Book III of the 1469 In Calumniatorem Platonis. Thus, Giovanni Gatti's treatise played a major, though anonymous role in the Plato-Aristotle controversy for the rest of the Renaissance as Bessarion's work became in its turn a much used authority and source of information.
In preparation
SERIES PRIMA:
THOMAS DE AQUINO GRAECUS
Vol. I: Summa contra Gentiles (R 450-600) versione Demetrii Cydonis (PLP 13876)
Vol. II: Summa theologiae (R T1450-540); versio Demetrii Cydonis (PLP 13876) ac Prochori Cydonis (PLP 13883)
Pars 1: Pars Ia versione Demetrii Cydonis
Pars 2: Pars Ia IIae versione Demetrii Cydonis
Pars 3: Pars IIa IIae versione Demetrii Cydonis
Pars 4: Pars IIIa (partim) versione Prochori Cydonis
Pars 5: Supplementum versione partiali Prochori Cydonis
Vol. III: Quaestiones
Pars 1: Quaestiones disputatae de potentia (R T1450-420); versio Prochori Cydonis (PLP 13883); versio anonyma partialis
Pars 2: Quaestio disputata de spiritualibus creaturis (R T1450-430); versio Prochori Cydonis (PLP 13883)
Vol. IV: Opuscula apologetica et polemica
Pars 1: De rationibus fidei ad cantorem Antiochenum (R T1450-640); versio Demetrii Cydonis (PLP 13876); versio Atoumis
Pars 2: De articulis fidei et Ecclesiae sacramentis (R T1450-600) versione Demetrii Cydonis; versio anonyma adhuc ignota
Pars 3: De aeternitate mundi (R T1450-550) versione Prochori Cydonis (PLP 13883)
Vol. V: Opuscula philosophica
Pars 1: De ente et essentia (T1450-560) cum Commentario Armandi de Bellovisu (R A9620-30); versio Georgii Scholarii (PLP 27304)
Pars 2: De fallaciis (dub.) (R T1450-1030) a Georgio Scholario (PLP 27304) translatum cum Compendio versionis Scholarii a Matthaeo Camariota (PLP 10776) peracto
Vol. VI: Commentaria in Aristotelem et in corpus areopagiticum
Pars 1: In Aristotelis “De Interpretatione” (R T1450-210) commentarium imperfectum cum continuatione auctoris cujusdam Scholastici hactenus ignota; versio Georgii Scholarii (PLP 27304)
Pars 2: In Aristotelis “Physicam” (R T1450-230); versio partialis Georgii Scholarii (?) (PLP 27304)
Pars 3: In Aristotelis “De anima” (R T1450-270); versio Georgii Scholarii (PLP 27304)
Pars 4: In Aristotelis “Metaphysicam” (R T1450-290). A: prooemium operis a Prochoro Cydone (PLP 13883) translatum. B: testimonia translationis totius operis a Georgio Scholario PLP 27304) peractae ac deperditae
Pars 5: In Ps.-Dionysii Areopagitae “De divinis nominibus”; versio partialis a Prochoro Cydone (PLP 13883) peracta
Vol. VII: Opuscula symbolica et liturgica
Pars 1: Collationes super “Symbolum Apostolorum” (T1450-8420) versione anonymi (PLP 3876); Confessio (sp.) versione Demetrii Cydonis (PLP 13876) vel Manuelis Calecae (PLP 10289)
Pars 2: Sermo de festo corporis Christi (R T1450-1050) versione Demetrii Cydonis (PLP 13876); Pange lingua (R T1450-960) versione anonyma
Vol. VIII: Compendia, florilegia, extracta
Pars 1: Compendia Georgii Scholarii (PLP 27304): Compendium Summae contra Gentiles; Compendium Iae Partis “Summae theologiae”; Compendium Iae Partis IIae Partis “Summae theologiae”; Compendium IIae Partis IIae Partis “Summae theologiae”
Pars 2: Bessarionis (PLP 2707) Compendium quaestionum 1–7 Iae IIae Summae theologiae
Pars 3: Anonymi Compendium quaestionum nonnullarum Iae IIae Summae theologiae
Pars 4: Florilegia duo Scholarii (PLP 27304) ex Summa contra Gentiles necnon ex Summa theologiae contracta
Pars 5: Extracta Plethonis (PLP 3630) ex Summa contra Gentiles necnon ex Summa theologiae
Pars 6: Hervaei Natalis Commentarium in libros Sententiarum (R H2000-10/5) partim a Prochoro Cydone (PLP 13883) translatum
Vol. IX: Bernardi Guidonis Vita S. Thomae Aquinatis (R B1740-70), cap. 53–54 versione Demetrii Cydonis (PLP 13876)
SERIES ALTERA:
THOMAS DE AQUINO A BYZANTINIS RECEPTUS
Vol. I: Nili Cabasilae De processione Spiritus sancti, Pars III: Quod impossibile est Latinos syllogismis utentes Spiritum sanctum ex Filio procedere demonstrare
Vol. II: Demetrii Cydonis (PLP 13876) Defensio Sancti Thomae Aquinatis adversus Nilum Cabasilam
Vol. III: Demetrii Chrysolorae (PLP 31156) Refutatio operis Demetrii Cydonis “Adversus Nilum Cabasilam” sub forma dialogi, in quo auctor ipse cum personis Demetrii Cydonis, Nili Cabasilae et Thomae Aquinatis loquitur
Vol. IV: Prochori Cydonis (PLP 13883) Quaestio de essentia et operatione
Vol. V: Demetrii Cydonis (PLP 13876) De personarum proprietatibus in Trinitate, ad Constantinum Asanem
Vol. VI: Matthaei Angeli Panareti (PLP 21649) Contra Thomae, auctoris Latini, de processione Spiritus sancti argumenta; De loco ignis purgatorii contra Thomam Aquinatem
Vol. VII: Callisti Angelicoudis seu Meleniciotae (PLP 145) Contra Thomae Aquinatis librum sub praetextu “Contra Gentiles” scriptum
Vol. VIII: Manuelis Calecae (PLP 10289) De principiis fidei catholicae
Vol. IX: Andreae Chrysobergae (PLP 31106) Apologia ad Bessarionem pro Thomae Aquinatis scriptis de divina essentia et operatione
Vol. X: Marci Eugenici (PLP 6193) De resurrectione
Vol. XI: Georgii Scholarii (PLP 27304) Contra Plethonis ignorationem de Aristotele
Vol. XII: Georgii Scholarii - Gennadii II (PLP 27304) De divina providentia et praedestinatione tractatus I–V
Vol. XIII: Ioannis Gatti Notata in librum secundum Georgii Trapezuntii “Comparationis Philosophorum” (= CCSG 94)
Vol. XIV: Refutatio Thomae Aquinatis Summae theologiae, IIa IIae, qu. 95, art. 5: “Utrum divinatio quae fit per astra sit illicita”
Vol. XV: Georgii Scholarii - Gennadii II (PLP 27304) De unica via salutis hominum
Vol. XVI: Johannis Plusiadeni (PLP 23385) Canon in sanctum Thomam Aquinatem