The Mystical Element of Religion, as studied in Saint Catherine of Genoa and her friends, Volume 1 (of 2)Hügel, Friedrich, Freiherr von
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The Mystical Element of Religion, as studied in Saint Catherine of Genoa and her friends, Volume 1 (of 2)
Hügel, Friedrich, Freiherr von
Catherine, of Genoa, Saint, 1447-1510
APPENDIX TO PART II
CHRONOLOGICAL ACCOUNT AND CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF
THE MATERIALS FOR THE RE-CONSTITUTION OF
SAINT CATHERINE’S LIFE AND TEACHING 371-466
Introduction: The Three Laws that govern the Growth of
Religious Biography; Complexity of the Materials for
Catherine’s Life 371-376
FIRST DIVISION: ACCOUNT AND ANALYSIS OF THE DOCUMENTS
PREVIOUS, AND IMMEDIATELY SUBSEQUENT
TO, THE “VITA E DOTTRINA” WITH THE “DICCHIARAZIONE,”
IN SEVEN STAGES 376-433
I. First Stage: August 1456 to September 12, 1510, all
Legal 376-380
II. Second Stage: Five further Official and Legal Documents,
1511-1526; and Four Mortuary Dates, 1524-1587 380, 381
III. Third Stage: Bishop Giustiniano’s Account of Catherine’s
Life, Remains, and Biography, 1537 382-384
IV. Fourth Stage: The Two Oldest Extant Manuscripts of
the “Vita e Dottrina” with the “Dicchiarazione.”
Manuscript A (October 1547 to February 1548), and
Manuscript B 384-395
V. Fifth Stage: Manuscript C (copy of a MSS. of 1550?),
first appearance of the “Dialogo,” “Chapter” First 395-410
VI. Sixth Stage: First Printed Edition of the
“Vita-Dottrina-Dicchiarazione,” 1551; Examination of all it
possesses in addition to Manuscripts A, B, and C, apart
from the “Dialogo” 411-417
VII. Seventh Stage: The Second “Chapter” of the “Dialogo,”
which appears for the first time in the Printed “Vita,”
1551 417-424
VIII. Seventh Stage continued: Minute Analysis of one Passage
from the Second “Chapter” 424-427
IX. Seventh Stage concluded: Character and Authorship of
this Second “Chapter” 427-433
SECOND DIVISION: ANALYSIS, ASSIGNATION, AND APPRAISEMENT
OF THE “VITA-DOTTRINA-DICCHIARAZIONE”
CORPUS, IN EIGHT SECTIONS 433-466
I. The “Dicchiarazione”: the Two Stages of its Existence 434-440
II. The Earlier “Dicchiarazione,” and its Theological
Glosses 440-447
III. Five Conclusions concerning the History of the
“Dicchiarazione” 447-449
IV. The “Vita”-Proper, its Divisions and Parts, and its
Chief Secondary and Authentic Constituents 449-453
V. Age and Authorship of the Literature retained 453-457
VI. Analysis of the Conversion-Narratives 458-462
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