Revelation commentary!

[COPLAND_3]

I am revising the commentary on Revelation of the Aquinas Study Bible, which has always been full of commentary from the Church Fathers and Medieval commentators, but now I am adding much of the commentary on Revelation by St. Thomas Aquinas himself, as well as the commentary from the great Hugh of St. Cher. I have also been consulting the commentary of St. Martin of Leon and adding his stuff in as well! Those commentaries have never been translated into English, so this will give readers an opportunity to consult a source that provides many quotes from their commentary on Revelation! One will find that the Aquinas Study Bible is very similar to the Haydock Bible in the way it is layed out, meaning that the commentary is quotes from other earlier commentaries. Here is chapter 1 sites.google.com/site/aquinasstudybible/home/revelation/rev-1 I will begin revising chapter 2 tomorrow!!

 

[sirach2v4]

I’ll keep this in mind.

I have a question about your work.

I heard that St. Bonaventure was a scripture scholar. What is the status of the availability of his writings in Latin or English. Any idea?

Eerdman’s History of Christianity lists what he regarded as the 8 senses of scripture.