Paul J. Glenn A Tour of the Summa Reprint of the Edition 1960, St. Louise, London Abstract Glenn’s A Tour of the Summa is not a translation but a reader’s guide or „abridgement in English“ designed to lead students through St. Thomas Aquinas’s monumental Summa Theologica. The book follows the original structure of the Summa—moving from God (Part I),…

Paul J. Glenn Ethics A Class Manual in Moral Philosophy Reprint of the Edition 1945 St. Louise, London Abstract Glenn’s Ethics is a Scholastic manual designed as a clear and systematic introduction to moral philosophy for students . The work likely grounds moral reasoning in a natural law framework, a common feature of Thomistic philosophy, focusing on the…

Paul J. Glenn Cosmology A Class Manual in the Philosophy of Bodily Being Reprint of the first edition 1947, St. Louise, London Abstract Paul J. Glenn’s book Cosmology is a philosophical text that examines the physical universe from a Scholastic and Aristotelian perspective. It focuses on the nature of change, motion, time, place, and the properties of…

Gerald Vann Saint Thomas Aquinas Reprint of the Edition 1947 London Abstract Gerald Vann’s Saint Thomas Aquinas (originally published in 1940) is not a traditional biography but an interpretive study aimed at correcting a widespread misunderstanding of Aquinas’s thought. Writing sixty years after the Thomist revival initiated by Pope Leo XIII, Vann observed that Thomism…

Paul J. Glenn General Metaphysics A Class Manual in Fundamental Metaphysics Reprint of the Edition 1957, St. Louise, London Abstract Glenn’s Ontology is a Scholastic text that serves as an introduction to the philosophical study of „being as being.“ The work focuses on the most fundamental concepts of reality, such as essence, existence, substance, accident, cause, and…