Medieval Theologians

Dominican theologian whose scholastic works synthesize Christian doctrine, philosophy, and biblical theology.

Anselm of Canterbury is represented by works on Christian doctrine, Scripture, and ecclesial life.

Bede the Venerable is represented by works on Christian doctrine, Scripture, and ecclesial life.

Bernard of Clairvaux is represented by works on Christian doctrine, Scripture, and ecclesial life.

Boethius is represented by works on Christian doctrine, Scripture, and ecclesial life.

Catherine of Siena is represented by works on Christian doctrine, Scripture, and ecclesial life.

Dante Alighieri is represented by works on Christian doctrine, Scripture, and ecclesial life.

Henry Suso is represented by works on Christian doctrine, Scripture, and ecclesial life.

Jean Gerson is represented by works on Christian doctrine, Scripture, and ecclesial life.

John Ruysbroeck is represented by works on Christian doctrine, Scripture, and ecclesial life.

John Tauler is represented by works on Christian doctrine, Scripture, and ecclesial life.

Julian of Norwich is represented by works on Christian doctrine, Scripture, and ecclesial life.

Meister Eckhart is represented by works on Christian doctrine, Scripture, and ecclesial life.

Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite is represented by works on Christian doctrine, Scripture, and ecclesial life.

Richard Rolle is represented by works on Christian doctrine, Scripture, and ecclesial life.

Thomas a Kempis is represented by works on Christian doctrine, Scripture, and ecclesial life.

Walter Hilton is represented by works on Christian doctrine, Scripture, and ecclesial life.

Major medieval theologians, mystics, monastic writers, and devotional works from Bede through Aquinas and the late medieval schools.