The commentaries of the Fathers on the Hexahemeron, especially St. Ambrose and St. Gregory of Nyssa. St. Aug., De Gen. ad Lit., op. perf., 1. vi. sqq., and in his writings against the Manichæans, esp. De Duabus Animabus Petr. Lomb., 2 Sent., dist. 16 sqq., with comm. of St. Bonav., Ægidius, and Estius; William of Paris, De Anima; St. Thom., I., qq. 75–93; Cont. Gent., l. ii. 56 sqq. Suarez, De Opif., l. iii. sqq., and De Anima; Benedict Pereyra, in Genesim, l. iv. sqq.; Kleutgen, Philos., diss. viii.
The theological doctrine on Man may be treated under three heads:—
A.—Man as the image and likeness of God.
B.—The origin and substantial character of man’s nature.
C.—The characteristics of man’s life.
The commentaries of the Fathers on the Hexahemeron, especially St. Ambrose and St. Gregory of Nyssa. St. Aug., De Gen. ad Lit., op. perf., 1. vi. sqq., and in his writings against the Manichæans, esp. De Duabus Animabus Petr. Lomb., 2 Sent., dist. 16 sqq., with comm. of St. Bonav., Ægidius, and Estius; William of Paris, De Anima; St. Thom., I., qq. 75–93; Cont. Gent., l. ii. 56 sqq. Suarez, De Opif., l. iii. sqq., and De Anima; Benedict Pereyra, in Genesim, l. iv. sqq.; Kleutgen, Philos., diss. viii.
The theological doctrine on Man may be treated under three heads:—
A.—Man as the image and likeness of God.
B.—The origin and substantial character of man’s nature.
C.—The characteristics of man’s life.
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