Quaestiones disputatae de gratia, Volume 1, presents a critical edition of the disputed questions on grace by Matthaeus de Aquasparta, a cardinal who died in 1302. This scholarly work, edited by Victorin Doucet, is based on newly examined codices and includes a critical introduction concerning the teachings and writings of this influential doctor. Written in Latin, this volume offers invaluable insights into medieval theology and philosophy, specifically concerning the concept of grace within the scholastic tradition. This edition is essential for scholars interested in the history of theology, medieval philosophy, and the intellectual contributions of Matthaeus de Aquasparta.
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