Saint Thomas Aquinas

My own Aquinas Material

• Excerpts from Thomas' Commentary on the Sentences, in English and Latin. For the moment, only one article, whether the method of theology is "artificial" (i.e. a matter of artful skill.
• Thomistic Theses Proposed by Sacred Congregation of Studies under Pius X: translated by me, although I had other translations in hand.
• Father Vincent McNabb (1868-1943) and Distributism
• Some notes on Aquinas' philosophy of education in response to a reader's questions.
• Short treatment of Aquinas on Property
• Short treatment of Aquinas on Ethics of Business
• Some notes on Regicide and Rebellion in response to a reader's questions.
• Thomas Aquinas' Commentary on the Psalms Latin and English. This site is soon growing to become the Aquinas Translation Project as it will include other works of St Thomas. The head of this project is Steve Loughlin, and I have contributed a few of the translations.
• Thomas on Memory and Study: various collated materials on this topic.
• The Common Good: a short piece written at the request of some readers.

Related Links

• CORPUS THOMISTICUM—The complete works of Thomas Aquinas in Latin, plus a search engine based on the INDEX THOMISTICUS. Thank you, whoever made that site possible.
• Complete Works of Aquinas in Latin (Same as above, which supersedes this site).
• http://sophia.unav.es/alarcon/amicis/ctopera.htmlthe almost Complete works of Thomas Aquinas in Latin (with punctuation), plus associated works by other authors
• CONFERENCE: Reading John with Saint Thomas Aquinas, October 2001.
• The Centre for Thomistic Studies, Sydney, Australia
• The personal site of Jude Chua Soo Meng: follow the links and find his Thomistic E-Institute - some precious articles on his site.
• The Resurrection of Thomism - Doug Erlandson concerns proofs for God's existence.
• Steve Loughlin a biography of Aquinas, plus it leads to other links.
• Summa Contra Gentiles in English, based on the translation of Fr. Rickaby. Certain short passages were not translated by Fr. Rickaby but will be filled in over time.
• The Summa Theologica complete and in English.
  
• The Jacques Maritain Center at Notre Dame Jacques Maritain, a French Thomist Philosopher - this site includes an online latin dictionary, and several full-text works by philosophers such as Aristotle.
• This site leads to the full text in English of The Summa Theologiae of Thomas Aquinas, among other things.
  
• Opuscula of AquinasThe following is a reference sight with many links to works of Aquinas. The interface is in Russian, but click around and you will find English and Latin works.
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• Sociedad Internacional Tomas de Aquino. A Spanish Site with works of Saint Thomas. Although the front page is in Spanish, if your follow their links, you will find much material in English.
• Editorial Mandruva: This site contains articles and reviews from scholars at several universities around the world. Visit the link to Medieval Ages and Medieval Themes and you will find excellent articles, many relating to Aquinas. Articles in Portugese, Spanish, German, French and English.
• Santo Tomas de Aquino: A Spanish Site, also with English.
• Huge Page of Links: on the same site as above - truly a treasure - 140k of links!
• Lux Veritatis - "Light of the Truth" a website which offers some very succinct lessons in the philosophy of Thomas Aquinas.
• Catholic Philosophy and Theology Page by Doug McManaman. A resource site for OAC philosophy and theology, for the students of Chaminade College School.
• AlbertTheGreat.com Albert Pinto is making available a set of CD-Roms containing the complete works of Albert the Great, who was the teacher of Thomas Aquinas. The works are stored as TIFF images of actual pages of printed texts.
• Everyone's Aquinas Center:International Saint Thomas Aquinas Center by Father Mathias Lu. Father Lu is a scholar versed in both Mandarin and Thomistic philosophy and has done much to bridge the gaps of understanding that separate these two worlds. href=http://www.thelatinlibrary.com>www.thelatinlibrary.comA library of literature in Latin
• http://stjosef.at/A big resource of theological materials - apparently many encyclicals, even modern ones, in Latin.
• http://www.thomas-d-aquin.com—A French site, lots of links, worth exploring.
• Go Back to Hugh McDonald's home page where you can drop me a message, even if you are in a library and don't have access to e-mail.