ScholaThomistica

A free digital library of Scholastic Philosophy and Theology. Read texts, explore sources, and contribute to an open corpus.

[Astro @Thomisticae]

Please check out and support the outstanding project initiated by our good friend @ASanctoThoma at @ScholaThomistic.

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Now, thanks for one of our contributors, you can read Denis the Carthusian’s Enarratio in Canticum Canticorum Salomonis on ScholaThomistica.
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[ScholaThomistica @ScholaThomistic]

That’s why ScholaThomistica does what it does. To make this abundance of hidden gems in the tradition available anew in this digital age.

[brian @BmoodUsa]

@ASanctoThoma I just finished reading the first volume. How was I not able to know of this guy before now ?

[Julio 🇻🇦 @ASanctoThoma]

Happy to announce you can now read the entirety of Fr. Francisco Marin-Sola’s work of the evolution of dogma on ScholaThomistica.

[Vertoris @Vertoris]

"A thousand roads lead men through the ages to Rome"

Alan of Lille's Liber parabolarum "Book of Parables" is available on ScholaThomistica in English and Latin.

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A generous contributor submitted Denis the Carthusian's Enarratio In Epistolam Beati Pauli Ad Ephesios.

Read it here: https://t.co/mMWoIoy26s

[Vertoris @Vertoris]

Alan's Rules of Theology is out on ScholaThomistica now, in English and Latin.

[Vertoris @Vertoris]

The Art of Preacing is now on ScholaThomistica

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https://t.co/fqhcxklzfL

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UPDATE: Schola Thomistica now has a dedicated library catalogue. The homepage offers a compact overview of the collection, while the Library page lets readers browse by period and language, search titles and authors, and expand each author only when they want to see the works.

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Schola Thomistica’s parallel reader now aligns numbered and bulleted list items as well as paragraphs across languages. New works enable alignment by default, and translation/import workflows warn before submitting sections whose parallel block counts differ.

[Julio 🇻🇦 @ASanctoThoma]

Almost done with the first tome of Billuart’s Summa Summae.

Bañez’s commentary on the Prima Pars is the next one on the list.

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https://t.co/u0H953GGZQ

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Read alongside the source.

ScholaThomistica now shows page-by-page facsimiles of the printed edition beside the transcribed text — open the original scans as you read.

Starting with Billuart's *Summa Summae S. Thomae*; coverage grows section by section.

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ScholaThomistica is a new digital library for Scholastic Theology.

The goal is simple: make the texts readable, their sources accessible, and the corpus free to use.

The library begins here:
https://t.co/q5Add7tQuk