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An English translation in two volumes of the Latin critical edition of B. Ionnis Duns Scoti: Quaestiones super libros Metaphysicorum Aristotelis, Libri I-IX. Follows the Latin text paragraph by paragraph. The translator’s
introduction provides helpful background material.
Volume I

ISBN 1-57659-160-3
EAN 978-1-57659-160-4
602 pages
Tradepaper
1997

$50.00

An English translation in two volumes of the Latin critical edition of B. Ionnis Duns Scoti: Quaestiones super libros Metaphysicorum Aristotelis, Libri I-IX. Follows the Latin text paragraph by paragraph. The translator’s introduction provides helpful background material.

Volume I
ISBN 1-57659-160-3
EAN 978-1-57659-160-4
602 pages
Tradepaper
1997

Volume II
ISBN 1-57659-161-1
EAN 978-1-57659-161-1
643 pages
Tradepaper
1997

An English translation in two volumes of the Latin critical edition of B. Ionnis Duns Scoti: Quaestiones super libros Metaphysicorum Aristotelis, Libri I-IX. Follows the Latin text paragraph by paragraph. The translator’s
introduction provides helpful background material.
Volume II

ISBN 1-57659-161-1
EAN 978-1-57659-161-1
643 pages
Tradepaper
1997

$50.00

Roger Marston (Rogerus de Marston) (died c. 1303) was an English Franciscan scholastic philosopher and theologian.

He studied under John Pecham in Paris, in the years around 1270, and probably also at Oxford a few years later, during the time he was a pupil of John Pecham he was a fellow student with Matthew of Aquasparta. He generally followed Pecham's views on the Eucharist. He regarded time as absolute. He became Franciscan Provincial in England.

Refounding in the Franciscan Tradition edited by Anthony Carrozzo, OFM

These essays describe one Franciscan province’s experience of a refounding process and how it grappled with its dreams, visions and plans in a complex and changing society.

ISBN 1-57659-037-2
EAN 978-1-57659-037-9
135 pages
Tradepaper
1994

$9.95

The special focus of this study is the appreciation of beauty in the writing of two great theorists of the tradition, Bonaventure of Bagnoregio and John Duns Scotus.

ISBN 1-57659-205-7
EAN 978-1-57659-205-2
96 Pages
Tradepaper
2009

By Edith van den Goorbergh, OSC and Theodore Zweerman, OFM.
Translated from the Dutch.
Through a meticulous reading of his writing, one can discover Francis the Mystic. The authors pay full attention to what Francis has to say and pay special attention to texts from the liturgy of Francis’s time.

ISBN 1-57659-178-6
EAN 978-1-57659-178-9
435 pages
Tradepaper
2001

$29.95

An examination of the story of Angelina and the religious movement associated with her from within the Franciscan tradition, the author reads the source texts with a hermeneutic of suspicion and retrieval. The result provides a greatly expanded and revised perspective on the historical signficance of Angelina as a Franciscan tertiary and Italian Beguine.

ISBN 1-57659-131-X
EAN 978-1-57659-131-4
212 pages
Tradepaper
1997

$18.00

This volume makes available the results of a unique conference held at the Franciscan Institute in April 2009 to celebrate the 800th anniversary of the founding of the Order of Friars Minor through the confirmation of the propositum vitae of the early friars by Pope Innocent III on April 16, 1209. This conference brought together for a brief but intense period of time two groups of people who do not often dialogue with each other: scholars of the Rule and practitioners of the Rule–those who study the Rule in an academic manner and those given the responsibility by their provinces of teaching and modeling the practice of the Rule in daily life. To that end, this volume presents six scholarly essays and nine interventions offered by friars from nine different areas of the globe who shared the challenges of living the Rule in diverse cultural, national and religious contexts.

ISBN 1-57659-212-X
EAN 978-1-57659-212-0
173 pages
Tradepaper
2010

The Secular Franciscan ORder received a new rule in 1978 from Pope Paul VI which was intended to give a new impetus to the Order so that it might flourish vigorously. This book examines the impact of that new rule while looking at the Franciscan lay movement from its origin, earlies expression and later transformation.
1991: 462 p.
Pb 978-1-57659-238-0
$29.95