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Summa

Summa and its diminutive summula (plural summae and summulae, respectively) was a medieval didactics literary genre written in Latin, born during the 12th century, and popularized in 13th-century Europe. In its simplest sense, they might be considered texts that 'sum up' knowledge in a field, such as the compendiums of theology, philosophy and canon law.…

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Summa

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Edges84
Triples86
Avg. degree1.98
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related to history · 38
Summa → Abelard, According, An, Beaulieu, Besides, Catholic, De Etymologiis, De Rationali, De Trinitate, De Universo, Finally, Gerbert, Hilary, In, Isidore, Latin Libri Sententiarum, Manuscript, Non, Origen's, Others
related to Dominican works · 21
Summa → Albert, Albertus Magnus, Antoninus, Compendium, Cremona, Dominican, Hugh, Hugh Ripelin, Kilwardby, Manuals, Middle Ages, Richard Fitzacre, Robert, Roland, Saint Cher, Sentences, St, Strasburg, The, Thomas
related to Theology · 14
Summa → Aquinas' Summa, Aquinas' Summa Theologiae, Auxerre's Summa Aurea, Bologna's Summa Theologiae, Cremona's Summa, Eiximenis' Summa Theologica, GentilesAlexander, Hales' Summa Theologiae, Institutiones, Ne, Sesso, Simon, There, Tournai's Summa
related to Some important legal summae · 7
Summa → Azo, Bologna's Summa Codicis, Latin, Lo Codi, Occitan, Riccardo Pisano, Summa Codicis
related to Law · 5
Summa → In, It, Justinian, Law, The
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Summa → practical and didactic genre

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theology philosophy century summae law st first works de peter sentences middle literary encyclopedia summæ two author order thirteenth born

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Summais apractical and didactic genre0.90text
Summarelated to Dominican worksManuals0.60section
Summarelated to Dominican worksThe0.60section
Summarelated to Dominican worksDominican0.60section
Summarelated to Dominican worksSentences0.60section
Summarelated to Dominican worksRoland0.60section
Summarelated to Dominican worksCremona0.60section
Summarelated to Dominican worksHugh0.60section
Summarelated to Dominican worksSaint Cher0.60section
Summarelated to Dominican worksRichard Fitzacre0.60section
Summarelated to Dominican worksRobert0.60section
Summarelated to Dominican worksKilwardby0.60section

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