Truth, Freedom, and Evil
New York, Harper & Row (1965)
| Abstract | Editors' foreword.--Editors' introduction.--Bibliography (p. 79-85).--Preface, by Anselm.--Concerning truth (De veritate)--On freedom of choice (De libertate arbitrii)--The fall of Satan (De casu Diaboli). | |||||||||
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