Prognosticum futuri saeculi
Language: English Original language: Latin Series: Ancient Christian writers ; no. 63.Publication details: New York : Newman Press, c2010.Description: xv, 608 p. ; 23 cmISBN:- 0809105683
- 9780809105687 :USD32.97
- Foreknowledge of the world to come [Portion of title]
- Julian of Toledo, Prognosticum futuri saeculi
- Foreknowledge of the world to come
- Prognosticum futuri saeculi. English
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 568-599) and indexes.
The historical, political, and religious environment of Visigothic Spain in which Julian of Toledo was born and lived -- The life and works of Julian of Toledo (642-690) -- The Prognosticum futuri saeculi (687-688) : the most ancient systematic treatise on Christian eschatology -- A theological commentary on the Prognosticum futuri saeculi of Julian of Toledo. The theological and anthropological characteristics of the eschatology of Julian of Toledo ; Book I : the mystery of death ; Book II : post mortem animae non sunt otiosae : the intermediate eschatology ; Book III : human corporeality has an eternal destiny -- Letters of Idalius of Barcelona -- Prognosticum futuri saeculi = Foreknowledge of the world to come / Julian of Toledo.
