Liber de ordine creaturarum
By (author) Marina Smyth
One of the first treatises in systematic theology written in Latin
The De ordine creaturarum is an anonymous Irish work that presents the creation as the divine handiwork. It is both a commentary on the Hexaemeron in Genesis and a work of systematic theology. Attributed to Isidore of Seville, it is far more than a compilation of ‘authorities’ in that it presents the creation as having within itself its own order.
- By (author) Marina Smyth
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