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Dictionary of the History of Ideas

Studies of Selected Pivotal Ideas
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2 occurrences of Ancients and Moderns in the Eighteenth Century
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BIBLIOGRAPHY

Peter A. Bertocci, The Empirical Argument for God in Late
British Thought
(Cambridge, Mass., 1938); idem, “Toward
a Metaphysics of Creation,” Review of Metaphysics, 17
(1964), 493-510. Henry Bett, Johannes Scotus Erigena (New
York, 1964). Edgar S. Brightman, Person and Reality (New
York, 1958). Étienne Gilson, The Christian Philosophy of
Thomas Aquinas
(New York, 1956). Charles Hartshorne, The
Divine Relativity
(New Haven, 1948). Lucretius, On the
Nature of Things,
I, 154, in The Stoic and Epicurean Philoso-
phers,
ed. Whitney J. Oates (New York, 1940). John Mac-
Quarrie, Principles of Christian Theology (New York, 1966).
Robert C. Neville, God and Creator (Chicago, 1968). Fred-
erick R. Tennant, Philosophical Theology, 2 vols. (Cam-
bridge, 1930). James Ward, Realms of Ends (London, 1935).
Harry A. Wolfson, Religious Philosophy... (Cambridge,
Mass., 1961).

PETER A. BERTOCCI

[See also Creativity in Art; Death and Immortality; Deism;
Evil; Existentialism; Free Will in Theology; God; Hierar-
chy; Nature; Right and Good; Time.]