The Cardinal Virtues: Aquinas, Albert, and Philip the Chancellor

, by Houser, R. E.

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Introduction

(1)

Authors, Texts, Editions

(5)

History of the Doctrine of the Cardinal Virtues

(79)

Philosophi

(1)

Socrates

(1)

Plato

(4)

Aristotle

(3)

The Stoics

(9)

Cicero

(5)

Seneca

(2)

Sancti

(1)

Ambrose

(5)

Jerome, Augustine, Gregory

(1)

The Early Medieval Period

(2)

Magistri

(1)

Peter Lombard: Magister sententiarum

(2)

Philip the Chancellor

(3)

Philip: The Nature of the Cardinal Virtues

(6)

Philip: The ``Parts'' of the Virtues

(5)

Albert the Great

(2)

Albert: The Nature of the Cardinal Virtues

(3)

Albert: The ``Parts'' of the Virtues

(3)

Thomas Aquinas

(2)

Aquinas: The Nature of the Cardinal Virtues

(7)

Aquinas: The Special Cardinal Virtues and the ``Parts'' of the Virtues

(12)

Texts in Translation

Philip the Chancellor

Summa on the Good, On the Four Cardinal Virtues

(16)

Concerning their division and number

(8)

Concerning their order

(3)

Why are the virtues called cardinal?

(2)

...Whether the aforesaid cardinal virtues can be called `divine' virtues

(2)

Summa on the Good, On Virtue in General: Continuation

101

(18)

Does whoever has one virtue have them all?

101

(1)

About the moral virtues

101

(7)

About virtues which come from grace

108

(11)

Albert the Great

Parisian Summa, Part Six: On the Good

On the Good in General

119

(1)

On the Division and Sufficiency of the Virtues

120

(1)

What is the basis for taking the virtues to be four?

120

(3)

Why are these virtues called cardinal or political?

123

(2)

Concerning the internal order among these virtues

125

(2)

Commentary on the Sentences of Peter Lombard

Book Three, Dist. 33

127

(1)

About the number of the cardinal virtues

128

(5)

Why are these virtues called cardinal virtues?

133

(3)

Concerning the definitions of the cardinal virtues

136

(4)

Will the cardinal virtues remain with us in our heavenly homeland?

140

(2)

Book Three, Dist. 36

Are the political virtues connected with each other?

142

(5)

Are the theological virtues connected to each other?

147

(3)

Are well-formed virtues on a par or equal with each other?

150

(1)

If one virtues is intensified, are all intensified?

151

(6)

Thomas Aquinas

157

(77)

Disputed Question on the Cardinal Virtues

Are prudence, justice, courage, and temperance the four cardinal virtues?

158

(12)

Are the virtues so connected that whoever has one virtue has them all?

170

(13)

In an individual human are all the virtues equal?

183

(11)

Will the cardinal virtues remain with us in our heavenly homeland?

194

(13)

Appendix 1: Patristic Texts on the Cardinal Virtues

A. Ambrose, Exposition of the Gospel according to Luke 5

207

(2)

B. Augustine, On the Customs of the Catholic Church, 1.15

209

(1)

C. Jerome, Letter 66, to Pammachius, 66.3

209

(2)

D. Jerome, Exposition of Isaiah 56:1

211

(1)

E. Augustine, Letter 167 to Jerome

211

(4)

F. Jerome, Letter 134 to Augustine

215

(1)

G. Gregory the Great, Moralia on Job 22:1

215

(3)

Appendix 2: Texts of the Masters on the Cardinal Virtues

A. Bernard of Clairvaux, On Consideration, 1

218

(3)

B. Peter Lombard, Sentences, Bk. 3, d. 33 and 36

221

(3)

C. Thomas Aquinas, Commentary on the Nicomachean Ethics, Bk. 2, lec. 8

224

(4)

Charts

The Development of the ``Parts'' of Courage: andreia, fortitudo

228

(2)

The Development of the ``Parts'' of Temperance: sophrosyne, temperantia

230

(2)

The Development of the ``Parts'' of Justice: dikaiosune, iustitia

232

(2)

Glossary of Latin Terms

234

(15)

Bibliography

Primary Sources for Philip, Albert, and Aquinas

236

(1)

Other Ancient and Medieval Authors

237

(2)

Modern Authors

239

(10)

Index

249

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