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Latin Tractates on Preaching: A Book-List

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  23 August 2011

Harry Caplan  and
Henry H. King
Harry Caplan
Affiliation:
Cornell University
Henry H. King
Affiliation:
Cornell University
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This list of treatises on preaching begins with the year 1500 and extends to the present time. It is thus a sequel to Mediaeval Artes Praedicandi: A Hand-List (Ithaca, New York 1934) and Mediaeval Artes Praedicandi: A Supplementary Hand-List (Ithaca 1936) by Harry Caplan, and to Artes Praedicandi (Paris-Ottawa 1936) by Th.-M. Charland, wherein are listed manuscripts and printed editions of tractates composed in the Middle Ages. The present list of printed books (which contains also a few manuscripts) includes as many titles as the compilers have been able to collect over a period of several years. We have, where possible, examined the books themselves, but in many instances direct observation was not feasible, and we have naturally relied on a wide variety of bibliographical sources. In making our list public we are acceding to requests made by a number of students of the doctrine and history of rhetoric and homiletics, and we hope that it may, with all its deficiencies, prove useful to investigators in these fields. We intend to follow this list of Latin treatises with like lists of treatises written in other languages of Europe.

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Research Article
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Harvard Theological Review , Volume 42 , Issue 3 , July 1949 , pp. 185 - 206
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Copyright © President and Fellows of Harvard College 1949

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