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1eathen doctor’ is often, but by no means always, Averroes. } Fee Ber Rig feed on Empire, J. B. Bury; Macmillan, 1923. mne, VCarra de Vaux; Paris, 1900. The M hysical Elements Proclus, Thos. M. Johnson; Missouri, U.S.A., 1909. nee S BIBLIOGRAPHY 1521-2. TAULER (J.), Sermons. Adam Petri. Basle. 1530. FLacn (Martin), Ein demütige ermanung, etc. Strassburg. (Four pages only.) 1842. Syren (Bishop of Zealand), Meister Eckhart: Ein theologische tudie. 1845. PFEIFFER (FRANZ), Deutsche Mystiker des vierzehuten Jahrhunderts, Bd. i. Leipzig. 1847. Scumipt (K.), Studien und Kritiken, 1339, Heft 3, S. 663. And Etudes sur le mysticism allemand in the Mémoires de l’acadömie des Sciences morales et politiques. Paris. 1850-1. PrEIFFER (FRANZ) in Zeitschrift für deutscher Alterthum. Leipzig. Bd. viii, Heit. 1 and 2, 1850. Also Heft 3, 1851. 1857. PFEIFFER (Franz), Deutsche Mystiker, etc., Bd. ii. Meister Eckhart. Leipzig. 1861. GreitH (E.), Die deutsche Mystik im Prediger-Orden (von 1250-1380). Friburg. 1864. Bacu (JoserH), Meister Eckhart der Vater des deutschen Speculation. Wien. 1868. Lasson (A.), Meister Eckhart der Mystiker. Berlin. (Monograph with Emendations to Pfeiffer’s text, for which see also Zt. f. dt. Phil., 1878.) 1871. Junpr (A.), Essai sur le Mysticism spéculatif de Maitre Eckhart. Strasbourg. 1872. SIEVERS, Zeitsch. f. d. Alt. Berlin. Bd. 15. (Twenty sermons from an Oxford MS., Laud. Misc. 479. 8.) 1874. PREGER (W.), Geschichte der deutschen Mystik im Mittelalter. Leipzig. 1 Theil. 1875. WACKERNAGEL (W.), Altdeutsche Predigten und Gebete aus Hand- schriften. Basle. 1875. Junpr (A.), Panthéism populaire. Paris. 1885-6. DENIFLE, Meister Eckhart’s Latin Schriften etc., in Archives für Literatur und Kirchengeschichte des Mittelalters. Berlin. Vol. 2. (Latin sermons found at Erfurt.) 1885. MıcHELsEN (C.), Meister Eckhart: Ein Versuch. Berlin. 1895. Jostes (F.), Meister Eckhart und seine Jünger, Ungedruckte Texte. Friburg. (Contains 82 sermons, etc., from a Nuremberg MS. Als 4 more in Appendix.) ‘ 1895. Harrmann (F.), Die Geheimlehre in der Christlichen Religion nach Erklärung von Meister Eckhart. 1900. Dzxacrorx, Essai sur le mysticism spéculatif en Allemagne au 14me siécle. Paris. xv xvi MEISTER ECKHART 1905. ZueHHoLD (H.), Des Nikolaus von Landau Sermone als Quelle für die Predigt M. Eckharts, etc. Halle. f 1908. SPAMER (A.), Zur Überlieferung des Pfeifferschen Eckharttexte in Beiträge zur Geschichte der deutschen Sprache und Literatur, Bd. 34 (2). 1909. Birrner (H.), Meister Eckhart’s Schriften und Predigten, 2 vols. Jena. (A very free translation from Middle High into modern German.) 1912. SPAMER (A.), Texte aus der deutschen Mystik des 14 und 15 Jahr- hunderts. Jena. (Latin and German texts from MSS.
2hen Sprache und Literatur, Bd. 34 (2). 1909. Birrner (H.), Meister Eckhart’s Schriften und Predigten, 2 vols. Jena. (A very free translation from Middle High into modern German.) 1912. SPAMER (A.), Texte aus der deutschen Mystik des 14 und 15 Jahr- hunderts. Jena. (Latin and German texts from MSS. in Berlin, Brussels, Cues, Oxford, etc.) In English, some account of Eckhart and his writings is found in the following works: Vaughan’s Hours with the Mystics ; Max Miiller’s Theosophy ; Dean Inge’s Light, Life and Love. Methuen, 1904 ; Von Hügel’s The Mystical Element of Religion. Dent, 1908. Vol. ii, and Studies in Mystical Religion by Rufus M. Jones. Macmillan, 1909. Also Karl Pearson’s “ Meister Eckhart the Mystic’ in Mind, vol. xi. PREFACE ECKHART CONTENTS BIBLIOGRAPHY I. Sermons ye II. Im. IV. V. VI. VII. Vill. IX. xe XI. XII. XII. XIV. ot XV. XVI. XVII. XVII. XIX. xX. XXI. XXII. XXII. XXIV. XXV. XXVI. AND COLLATIONS ! This is Meister Eckhart 2 This is another Sermon 2 4 This too is Meister Eckhart 2 The Eternal Birth Deus Charitas est : Jesus went into the Temple . The Sons of God . 5 The Castle of the Soul . The Eternal Birth ® . : 6 4 Man has to seek God in Error and Forgetfulness ® The Hour cometh and now is e A Contemplation, Hints and Promises ? In this was manifested the Love of God . Like a Vase of Gold ; The Divine Being ® The Sixth Beatitude In Principio erat Verbum I know a Man in Christ Paul rose from the Ground N And behold there was a man .. . Simeon He that hateth his Soul The Lord put forth His Hand The Spirit of the Lord . St John saw in a Vision The Lord hath sent His Angel The Feast of the Virgin PAGE xi XV 1 Collazie, Lat. collotio, sometimes translated table-talk (see Wackernagel). The discourses read aloud in monasteries during meal-times were called colla- tions, hence the use of the word collation for the meal itself. 2 Title as in Pfeiffer’s text. 2 3 From other sources than Pfeiffer’s Meister Eckhart. xvii XVill PAGE XXVII. Rejoice in the Lord ; i XXVIII. The Angel Gabriel was sent . : 79 XXIX. The Angel Gabriel was sent . : tos 80 XXX. ‘ Vision is the whole Reward ' 81 XXXI The Man in the Soul 5 j 84 XXXII. The Soul Spark. With Ad 1 Synderesis 86 X XXIII. If ye then be risen with Christ . 92 XXXIV. St Dionysius speaks of three kinds of Light 1 94 XXXV. Stand in the Gate i 95 XXXVI. Young Man, Arise ! 98 XXXVII. Young Man, Arise! 100 XXXVIII. Peace ; 102 XXXIX. Every good Gift . 104 XL. Every good Gift . : 107 XLI. A Little and ye shall not see Me 110 XLII. The Image and its Object 113 XLIII. Knowledge and Love ! 116 * XLIV. In All Things I seek Rest 118 « XLV. In All Things I seek Rest 119 XLVI. Poverty ! 122 XLVII. This is Life fiterhal 123 XLVIII. Behold, I send my Angel 125 XLIX. Behold, I send my Angel 127 L. I came forth from the Father 129 LI. He sought to see . . . who He was 132 LII. The good Housewife . 134 LIII.
3l Things I seek Rest 118 « XLV. In All Things I seek Rest 119 XLVI. Poverty ! 122 XLVII. This is Life fiterhal 123 XLVIII. Behold, I send my Angel 125 XLIX. Behold, I send my Angel 127 L. I came forth from the Father 129 LI. He sought to see . . . who He was 132 LII. The good Housewife . 134 LIII. Whosoever would come after me . 136 LIV. From Him and through Him and in Him 137 LV. God made the Poor for the Rich 139 LVI. The Emanation and Return . 142 LVII. Such is the Nature of God 144 LVIII. Divine Understanding ! 146 LIX. The Just lives in Eternity 149 LX. Likes love and unite 152 LXI. There comes forth a Rod oat of ie Root of eee 153 LXII. What manner of Child shall this be ? 154 LXIII. Atonement . - 156 LXIV. The swift River . 158 LXV. The Just live for ever . 160 LXVI. Publish the Word . 164 LXVII. The Powers of Heaven shall Ne ty 166 LXVIII. The Powers of the Soul ? 5 169 LXIX. The Kingdom of God is at hand 171 LXX. This is a Sermon about our Lord’s Body 174 LXXI. Boöthius says: He who wants to see true « 174 LXXII. The Prophet says: Lord be merciful 175 LXXIII. St Benedict’s Day 177 LXXIV. The Promise of the Father . 179 LXXV. Ascension Day . 183° eS 1 From other sources than Pfeiffer’s M eister Eckh % Title as in Pfeiffer’s text. ay MEISTER ECKHART LXXVI. LXXVII. LXXVIII. LXXIX. LXXX. LXXXI LXXXI. LXXXII. LXXXIV. LXXXV. LXXXVI. LXXXVII. LXXXVIII. LXXXIX. XC. XCI. XCII. XCIII. XCIV. XCV. XCVI. XCVII. XCVIITI. XCIX. C. CI. CII. CII. CIV. CONTENTS Ascension Day Sermons i 3 5 ¢ 5 2 2. I go to Him that sent me 3. The Soul’s Place 4. Hindrances The Image in the Soul’, The Speculative Intellect The Son of the Widow There is one Power in the Soul I have chosen you The Feast of Martyrs St Germanus’ Day Like the Morning Star . A new Commandment I give unto ae Detachment has four Steps The Poor in Spirit The Virgin Birth . 1. The Word of God 2. The Word of the Soul ! Elizabeth’s Full Time came . Rejoice O Heavens ß God-Parents and God- Children The Crossing The Soul . But now the Light i in God Riddance > 5 Dives He went up into a vaMoantetn Be ye renewed in the Spirit of your Mind One God and Father of All In All Things I seek Rest. Part 1. Part II. Honour Thy Father Out of the Mouth of the Most High Suffering 2 5 II. TRACTATES ? : Ub ie III. The Kingdom of God! The Nobility of the Soul : The Rank and Nature of the Soul: . The Soul’s Perfection The Book of Godly Comfort . 2 Sister Katrei . Signs of the True Ground 5 . The Birth of the Eternal Word in the Soul . Detachment Spiritual Poverty A PAGE 185 185 189 191 193 195 196 198 201 203 205 208 210 214 217 217 221 225 226 226 232 233 234 236 238 241 242 245 248 250 257 260 262 265 267 279 306 308 312 334 336 340 348 La Ss ae — nn 1 From other sources than Pfeiffer’s Meister Eckhart. 2 Titles as in Pfeiffer’s text, except xiv and xv. XxX MEISTER ECKHART XI. 1 2 3 XII.
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1eathen doctor’ is often, but by no means always, Averroes. } Fee Ber Rig feed on Empire, J. B. Bury; Macmillan, 1923. mne, VCarra de Vaux; Paris, 1900. The M hysical Elements Proclus, Thos. M. Johnson; Missouri, U.S.A., 1909. nee S BIBLIOGRAPHY 1521-2. TAULER (J.), Sermons. Adam Petri. Basle. 1530. FLacn (Martin), Ein demütige ermanung, etc. Strassburg. (Four pages only.) 1842. Syren (Bishop of Zealand), Meister Eckhart: Ein theologische tudie. 1845. PFEIFFER (FRANZ), Deutsche Mystiker des vierzehuten Jahrhunderts, Bd. i. Leipzig. 1847. Scumipt (K.), Studien und Kritiken, 1339, Heft 3, S. 663. And Etudes sur le mysticism allemand in the Mémoires de l’acadömie des Sciences morales et politiques. Paris. 1850-1. PrEIFFER (FRANZ) in Zeitschrift für deutscher Alterthum. Leipzig. Bd. viii, Heit. 1 and 2, 1850. Also Heft 3, 1851. 1857. PFEIFFER (Franz), Deutsche Mystiker, etc., Bd. ii. Meister Eckhart. Leipzig. 1861. GreitH (E.), Die deutsche Mystik im Prediger-Orden (von 1250-1380). Friburg. 1864. Bacu (JoserH), Meister Eckhart der Vater des deutschen Speculation. Wien. 1868. Lasson (A.), Meister Eckhart der Mystiker. Berlin. (Monograph with Emendations to Pfeiffer’s text, for which see also Zt. f. dt. Phil., 1878.) 1871. Junpr (A.), Essai sur le Mysticism spéculatif de Maitre Eckhart. Strasbourg. 1872. SIEVERS, Zeitsch. f. d. Alt. Berlin. Bd. 15. (Twenty sermons from an Oxford MS., Laud. Misc. 479. 8.) 1874. PREGER (W.), Geschichte der deutschen Mystik im Mittelalter. Leipzig. 1 Theil. 1875. WACKERNAGEL (W.), Altdeutsche Predigten und Gebete aus Hand- schriften. Basle. 1875. Junpr (A.), Panthéism populaire. Paris. 1885-6. DENIFLE, Meister Eckhart’s Latin Schriften etc., in Archives für Literatur und Kirchengeschichte des Mittelalters. Berlin. Vol. 2. (Latin sermons found at Erfurt.) 1885. MıcHELsEN (C.), Meister Eckhart: Ein Versuch. Berlin. 1895. Jostes (F.), Meister Eckhart und seine Jünger, Ungedruckte Texte. Friburg. (Contains 82 sermons, etc., from a Nuremberg MS. Als 4 more in Appendix.) ‘ 1895. Harrmann (F.), Die Geheimlehre in der Christlichen Religion nach Erklärung von Meister Eckhart. 1900. Dzxacrorx, Essai sur le mysticism spéculatif en Allemagne au 14me siécle. Paris. xv xvi MEISTER ECKHART 1905. ZueHHoLD (H.), Des Nikolaus von Landau Sermone als Quelle für die Predigt M. Eckharts, etc. Halle. f 1908. SPAMER (A.), Zur Überlieferung des Pfeifferschen Eckharttexte in Beiträge zur Geschichte der deutschen Sprache und Literatur, Bd. 34 (2). 1909. Birrner (H.), Meister Eckhart’s Schriften und Predigten, 2 vols. Jena. (A very free translation from Middle High into modern German.) 1912. SPAMER (A.), Texte aus der deutschen Mystik des 14 und 15 Jahr- hunderts. Jena. (Latin and German texts from MSS.
2hen Sprache und Literatur, Bd. 34 (2). 1909. Birrner (H.), Meister Eckhart’s Schriften und Predigten, 2 vols. Jena. (A very free translation from Middle High into modern German.) 1912. SPAMER (A.), Texte aus der deutschen Mystik des 14 und 15 Jahr- hunderts. Jena. (Latin and German texts from MSS. in Berlin, Brussels, Cues, Oxford, etc.) In English, some account of Eckhart and his writings is found in the following works: Vaughan’s Hours with the Mystics ; Max Miiller’s Theosophy ; Dean Inge’s Light, Life and Love. Methuen, 1904 ; Von Hügel’s The Mystical Element of Religion. Dent, 1908. Vol. ii, and Studies in Mystical Religion by Rufus M. Jones. Macmillan, 1909. Also Karl Pearson’s “ Meister Eckhart the Mystic’ in Mind, vol. xi. PREFACE ECKHART CONTENTS BIBLIOGRAPHY I. Sermons ye II. Im. IV. V. VI. VII. Vill. IX. xe XI. XII. XII. XIV. ot XV. XVI. XVII. XVII. XIX. xX. XXI. XXII. XXII. XXIV. XXV. XXVI. AND COLLATIONS ! This is Meister Eckhart 2 This is another Sermon 2 4 This too is Meister Eckhart 2 The Eternal Birth Deus Charitas est : Jesus went into the Temple . The Sons of God . 5 The Castle of the Soul . The Eternal Birth ® . : 6 4 Man has to seek God in Error and Forgetfulness ® The Hour cometh and now is e A Contemplation, Hints and Promises ? In this was manifested the Love of God . Like a Vase of Gold ; The Divine Being ® The Sixth Beatitude In Principio erat Verbum I know a Man in Christ Paul rose from the Ground N And behold there was a man .. . Simeon He that hateth his Soul The Lord put forth His Hand The Spirit of the Lord . St John saw in a Vision The Lord hath sent His Angel The Feast of the Virgin PAGE xi XV 1 Collazie, Lat. collotio, sometimes translated table-talk (see Wackernagel). The discourses read aloud in monasteries during meal-times were called colla- tions, hence the use of the word collation for the meal itself. 2 Title as in Pfeiffer’s text. 2 3 From other sources than Pfeiffer’s Meister Eckhart. xvii XVill PAGE XXVII. Rejoice in the Lord ; i XXVIII. The Angel Gabriel was sent . : 79 XXIX. The Angel Gabriel was sent . : tos 80 XXX. ‘ Vision is the whole Reward ' 81 XXXI The Man in the Soul 5 j 84 XXXII. The Soul Spark. With Ad 1 Synderesis 86 X XXIII. If ye then be risen with Christ . 92 XXXIV. St Dionysius speaks of three kinds of Light 1 94 XXXV. Stand in the Gate i 95 XXXVI. Young Man, Arise ! 98 XXXVII. Young Man, Arise! 100 XXXVIII. Peace ; 102 XXXIX. Every good Gift . 104 XL. Every good Gift . : 107 XLI. A Little and ye shall not see Me 110 XLII. The Image and its Object 113 XLIII. Knowledge and Love ! 116 * XLIV. In All Things I seek Rest 118 « XLV. In All Things I seek Rest 119 XLVI. Poverty ! 122 XLVII. This is Life fiterhal 123 XLVIII. Behold, I send my Angel 125 XLIX. Behold, I send my Angel 127 L. I came forth from the Father 129 LI. He sought to see . . . who He was 132 LII. The good Housewife . 134 LIII.
3l Things I seek Rest 118 « XLV. In All Things I seek Rest 119 XLVI. Poverty ! 122 XLVII. This is Life fiterhal 123 XLVIII. Behold, I send my Angel 125 XLIX. Behold, I send my Angel 127 L. I came forth from the Father 129 LI. He sought to see . . . who He was 132 LII. The good Housewife . 134 LIII. Whosoever would come after me . 136 LIV. From Him and through Him and in Him 137 LV. God made the Poor for the Rich 139 LVI. The Emanation and Return . 142 LVII. Such is the Nature of God 144 LVIII. Divine Understanding ! 146 LIX. The Just lives in Eternity 149 LX. Likes love and unite 152 LXI. There comes forth a Rod oat of ie Root of eee 153 LXII. What manner of Child shall this be ? 154 LXIII. Atonement . - 156 LXIV. The swift River . 158 LXV. The Just live for ever . 160 LXVI. Publish the Word . 164 LXVII. The Powers of Heaven shall Ne ty 166 LXVIII. The Powers of the Soul ? 5 169 LXIX. The Kingdom of God is at hand 171 LXX. This is a Sermon about our Lord’s Body 174 LXXI. Boöthius says: He who wants to see true « 174 LXXII. The Prophet says: Lord be merciful 175 LXXIII. St Benedict’s Day 177 LXXIV. The Promise of the Father . 179 LXXV. Ascension Day . 183° eS 1 From other sources than Pfeiffer’s M eister Eckh % Title as in Pfeiffer’s text. ay MEISTER ECKHART LXXVI. LXXVII. LXXVIII. LXXIX. LXXX. LXXXI LXXXI. LXXXII. LXXXIV. LXXXV. LXXXVI. LXXXVII. LXXXVIII. LXXXIX. XC. XCI. XCII. XCIII. XCIV. XCV. XCVI. XCVII. XCVIITI. XCIX. C. CI. CII. CII. CIV. CONTENTS Ascension Day Sermons i 3 5 ¢ 5 2 2. I go to Him that sent me 3. The Soul’s Place 4. Hindrances The Image in the Soul’, The Speculative Intellect The Son of the Widow There is one Power in the Soul I have chosen you The Feast of Martyrs St Germanus’ Day Like the Morning Star . A new Commandment I give unto ae Detachment has four Steps The Poor in Spirit The Virgin Birth . 1. The Word of God 2. The Word of the Soul ! Elizabeth’s Full Time came . Rejoice O Heavens ß God-Parents and God- Children The Crossing The Soul . But now the Light i in God Riddance > 5 Dives He went up into a vaMoantetn Be ye renewed in the Spirit of your Mind One God and Father of All In All Things I seek Rest. Part 1. Part II. Honour Thy Father Out of the Mouth of the Most High Suffering 2 5 II. TRACTATES ? : Ub ie III. The Kingdom of God! The Nobility of the Soul : The Rank and Nature of the Soul: . The Soul’s Perfection The Book of Godly Comfort . 2 Sister Katrei . Signs of the True Ground 5 . The Birth of the Eternal Word in the Soul . Detachment Spiritual Poverty A PAGE 185 185 189 191 193 195 196 198 201 203 205 208 210 214 217 217 221 225 226 226 232 233 234 236 238 241 242 245 248 250 257 260 262 265 267 279 306 308 312 334 336 340 348 La Ss ae — nn 1 From other sources than Pfeiffer’s Meister Eckhart. 2 Titles as in Pfeiffer’s text, except xiv and xv. XxX MEISTER ECKHART XI. 1 2 3 XII.
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