Joannis Miltoni Angli De Doctrina Christiana

Joannis Miltoni Angli De Doctrina Christiana presents John Milton's theological treatise in two books. Published posthumously and drawn from his manuscript notes, this work offers a comprehensive exploration of Christian doctrine as interpreted by the renowned poet and thinker. This edition, edited by Charles Richard Sumner, provides a valuable resource for understanding Milton?#128;(TM)s religious beliefs and their foundation in scripture.

The text delves into a wide range of theological topics, reflecting Milton's unique perspective and rigorous intellectual engagement with Christian teachings. A significant contribution to both literary and religious scholarship, 'De Doctrina Christiana' remains an essential text for those interested in Milton's complete works and the development of Christian thought.

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