Welcome to the Albertus catalog!
The written heritage of the Western medieval world
The Partners’ Catalogs
Dominican Institute for Oriental Studies
Cairo, Egypt
Leonine Commission
Paris, France
Saulchoir library
Paris, France
The Targeted Catalogs
AlKindi: The written heritage of the Muslim worlds
Abū Yūsuf Yaʿqūb ibn Isḥāq al-Kindī, who passed away in 866, played a pivotal role as a transmittor. He effectively transmitted Greek philosophy to the emerging Islamic culture by orchestrating collaborations with Syriac monk-translators, which facilitated the development of a scientific vocabulary in the Islamic world.
Albertus: The written heritage of the Western medieval world
Saint Albert the Great, a German Dominican, was the pioneer who first introduced Greek and Arab sciences to the burgeoning European university. His writings encompassed logic, philosophy, and theology, as well as botany, astronomy, and law. He passed away in Cologne in 1280. His most renowned disciple was Saint Thomas Aquinas.
Ignatios: The written heritage of the Eastern Christian world
At the beginning of the second century, Saint Ignatius, Bishop of Antioch, was one of the earliest Christian theologians. His writings on the divinity of Christ and the episcopal organization of the Church are universally acknowledged by both Eastern and Western Churches. He met a martyr’s end in Rome.
Maryana: The portal of the Nahḍa
Maryana Marrash (1848‒1919) was a Syrian writer and poet of the Arab Renaissance (al-Nahḍa). She revitalized the tradition of literary salons in the Arab world and was among the first women to publish Arabic poetry in modern times and contribute to Arabic-language daily newspapers.
The General Catalog
Diamond
The Diamond general catalog gives access to the resources of its partners, described in the RDA format.
Latest records
Paris : Honoré Champion Éditeur, 2022
Philippe de Thaon, édité par Luigina Morini
Paris : Honoré Champion Éditeur, 2018
in Theories of divine ideas : From the Church Fathers to the early franciscan masters / edited by Tommaso Manzon, Irene Zavattero
La théorie des «causes primordiales» chez Hugues de Saint-Victor
Dominique Poirel
in Theories of divine ideas : From the Church Fathers to the early franciscan masters / edited by Tommaso Manzon, Irene Zavattero
Anselm über göttliche Ideen und das göttliche Wort
Bernd Goebel
in Theories of divine ideas : From the Church Fathers to the early franciscan masters / edited by Tommaso Manzon, Irene Zavattero
La teoria delle idee in Giovanni Scoto Eriugena: da Dionigi e Agostino oltre Dionigi e Agostino
Ernesto Sergio Mainoldi
in Theories of divine ideas : From the Church Fathers to the early franciscan masters / edited by Tommaso Manzon, Irene Zavattero
in Theories of divine ideas : From the Church Fathers to the early franciscan masters / edited by Tommaso Manzon, Irene Zavattero
Theories of divine ideas : From the Church Fathers to the early franciscan masters
edited by Tommaso Manzon, Irene Zavattero
[Roma] : Aracne editrice, 2022
Alexandre Frezzato O.P., préface de Gilles Emery O.P.
Paris : Les Éditions du Cerf, 2021
Laurent Morelle, Ecole pratique des hautes études, PSL, Pierre Bureau, Archives nationales
in Une mémoire partagée : recherches sur les chirographes en milieu ecclésiastique : France et Lotharingie, Xe-mi XIIIe siècle / sous la direction de Laurent Morelle & Chantal Senséby
Un chirographe de l'abbaye cistercienne de Morimond (1168)
Marlène Hellias-Baron, CNRS Institut de recherches et d'histoire des textes
in Une mémoire partagée : recherches sur les chirographes en milieu ecclésiastique : France et Lotharingie, Xe-mi XIIIe siècle / sous la direction de Laurent Morelle & Chantal Senséby
Si proches et pourtant si différents : Enquête croisée sur deux chirographes audomarois de mai 1166
Jean-Charles Bédague, Archives de France
in Une mémoire partagée : recherches sur les chirographes en milieu ecclésiastique : France et Lotharingie, Xe-mi XIIIe siècle / sous la direction de Laurent Morelle & Chantal Senséby