Contents This section of the manuscript contains De Trinitate by Richard of Saint Victor, a Scottish canon regular, philosopher, and theologian, active in the 12th century. De Trinitate is one of Richard’s greatest works. It is a study on dogmatic theology, which aims to show the coherence of Christian revelation and reason. It was probably written while Richard was a prior of the Augustinian Abbey of Saint Victor, in Paris, between...

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A notebook with incomplete writing on dogmatics, explaining the concept, looking at different religions, apologetics within Christianity and the relationship between dogmatics and piety.

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This is a deposition by the English Jesuit priest Henry Garnet, in which he answers some articles on "the doctrine of Scriptures, the three creedes, and the foure first councells". Garnett was executed in 1606 for his complicity in the Gunpowder Plot of 1605.

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This is a deposition by the English Jesuit priest Henry Garnet, in which he answers some articles on "the doctrine of Scriptures, the three creedes, and the foure first councells". Garnett was executed in 1606 for his complicity in the Gunpowder Plot of 1605.

Contents The text is a translation of chapters 1-24 of the spurious work written in Latin under the name of Augustine of Hippo (354-430, bishop, theologian, and Doctor of the Church) with the title of Manuale (i.e. handbook). It is a collection of maxims and teachings by different Christian authors and Doctors of the Church, but it does contain in particular a high number of excerpts from Saint Augustine's works. The portion of the Latin text translated is published...

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4 booklets of notes on lectures on dogmatics by Johann Wilhelm Herrmann, made while John Baillie was at the University of Marburg.

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2 booklets of notes taken at 53 lectures on Systematic Theology at New College.

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A booklet of notes taken at 49 lectures on Systematic Theology at New College.

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Lectures given by John Baillie to students at the University of Edinburgh, with amements and updates. Includes Introduction to Theology, Eschatology, The Idea of God, The Doctrine of God, Our Lord Jesus Christ and His place in our Religion.