http://books.google.com/books?id=ar8VAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA199&dq=philosophy+of+sorrow&lr=&ei=uUC8SuWqLJSCNqC8gAE#v=onepage&q=remedies&f=falseNot very important - 1800s commentary on medieval philosophy - mentions Aquinas quickl.
stopped searching `philosphy of sorrow`on google books on p. 26)
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TRISTITIA in google books
by James Monti - History - 1997 - 497 pages
92 De Tristitia Christi It was in 1963 that the scholar Geoffrey Bullough made a
most remarkable discovery in Valencia, Spain, at the Royal College and ... | |
| by Edward Moore - Literary Criticism - 1899
Also, Latin writers oscillate between the words acedia and tristitia, ...
Further, as we shall see, some distinguish Tristitia and Acedia (not always very
... | |
| by Richard Marius - History - 1999 - 562 pages
Like the Dialogue of Comfort, De tristitia Christi is art brought to the service
... De tristitia Christi is a rationale of faith for the world of agonizing ... | |
| by Thomas Aquinas, Eric D'Arcy - Religion - 2006 - 172 pages
Dictum est enim quod tristitia est bonum secundum cognitionem et ... In
interiori vero tristitia, cognitio mali quandoque quidem est per rectum judicium
... | |
| by Antonio R. Damasio - Psychology - 2003 - 368 pages
In keeping with Spinoza when he discussed tristitia, the maps of sorrow are
associated with the transition of the organism to ... | |
| by Siegfried Wenzel - History - 1967 - 269 pages
It lists eight vices, but they are the Gregorian ones (with tristitia) plus
superbia, ... The eventual identification of tristitia with acedia was already
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| by Lee H. Yearley - Philosophy - 1990 - 280 pages
... the following of appropriate judgments in both the ordinary and religious
sphere: the emotions of fear, confidence, and sadness or sorrow (tristitia). ... | |
| by Quentin Skinner - Political Science - 2002 - 482 pages
Sicut tinea vestimento, & vermis ligno sic tristitia nocet cordi. ... For
example, Rome 1607, I. III. VIII, p. 179 warns that 'tristitia ...
by Yale University. Dept. of the History of Medicine - Medical - 1979
In certain other respects, however, Battista's version of tristitia can be ...
The feature of tristitia which more than any other insures that it will never
... | |
| by James L. Miller - Social Science - 2005 - 566 pages
... a Latin synonym for it in medieval moral treatises was the more familiar
noun tristitia (sadness), cognates of which Dante uses not once but twice in ... | |
| by Patrícia M. Ball - Literary Criticism - 1976 - 227 pages
As we turn from this ode to Tristitia, The Azalea and their successors, ... <^D
4 t^> In Tristitia it begins to do so, though the change of stance is ... | |
| by Peter Stacey - Political Science - 2007 - 341 pages
... like tristitia or misericordia, but he had also contrasted a sick with a
serene mind: Commiseration is 'sickness of the mind caused by the sight of ...
by Judith Hillman Paterson - Literary Criticism - 1979 - 165 pages
... "A Treatise upon the Passion of Christ" in English, an English translation
of the Latin "De Tristitia Christi," and miscellaneous letters and devotions.
... | |
| by Germain Marc'hadour, Clare M. Murphy, Henri Gibaud, Mario A. Di Cesare - Poetry - 1989 - 569 pages
More's Use of Sleep As a Motif in De Tristitia HOMAS MORE'S FINAL WORK, De
Tristitia, tedio, paume, et oratione christi ante ... | |
| by Ralph J. Hexter - Poetry - 1986 - 336 pages
Tristia - tristitia If it is true that, as it seems, less attention was paid to
... "Tristia" may well have evoked for them the connotations of "tristitia". ... | |
| by Lenn Evan Goodman - Philosophy - 1999 - 256 pages
... a persistent mistranslation: the two key emotions, upon which love and hate
and all the more complex emotions are founded, are laetitia and tristitia. ...
LEFT OFF PAGE TWO BUT THIS SEEMS MUCH MORE IMMEDIATELY FRUITFUL!!! I DONT THINK IVE TRIED THIS BEFORE - OR MAYBE JUST WITH GOOGLE SCHOLAR!!!! |
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