On the Divine Names and the Mystical Theology — trans. C. E. Rolt
The translator’s English as printed (C. E. Rolt). The original-language text is not held; names are romanised as the translator printed them.
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PAGE PREFACE . : : - : Vv By W. J. SPARROW-SIMPSON, D.D. INTRODUCTION— 1. THE AUTHOR : : : F . : I 2. HIS LEADING IDEAS: THE NATURE OF THE
GODHEAD IN ITSELF. : 4 3. ITS RELATION TO CREATION. 6 4. THE PROBLEM OF EVIL : ae 5. CONTEMPLATION . : . RN 6. DIONYSIUS AND MODERN PHILOSOPHY . : 183 7. THE PSYCHOLOGY OF CONTEMPLATION . Be 8. THE SCRIPTURAL BASIS OF DIONYSIUS’S
DOCTRINES : : 2 le 9. CONCLUSION. : À : AA 10. BIBLIOGRAPHY . ot Rag THE Divine NAMES : : ; NE The Mystical THEOLOGY —4:, : : ‘ . | (TOR THE INFLUENCE OF DIONYSIUS IN RELIGIOUS
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CONTENTS. PAGE. Preface, v. By W. J. Sparrow-Simpson, D.D. Introduction: 1. The Author, 1. 2. His Leading Ideas: The Nature of the
Godhead in Itself, 4. 3. Its Relation to Creation, 6. 4. The Problem of Evil. 5. Contemplation. 6. Dionysius and Modern Philosophy, 183. 7. The Psychology of Contemplation. 8. The Scriptural Basis of Dionysius's
Doctrines, 2. 9. Conclusion. 10. Bibliography. The Divine Names. The Mystical Theology, 4. The Influence of Dionysius in Religious