Edward Arthur Naumann studied Classics at Edinburgh, Greek and Latin at the Catholic University of America, and theology at Concordia Theological Seminary. He now serves as a pastor and educator for the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, where he is Theological Educator to South Asia.

• Acknowledgments Abbreviations Introduction Nicholas of Lyra, Commentary on the Letter of Paul to the Galatians Bibliography

"This book serves multiple purposes: it reproduces both the Latin texts of the Postilla literalis and the English translation of the author, and it provides a number of details to deepen any reader's interest in St. Nicholas of Lyra and his commentary. [...]An interesting and advanced version of the comments of Nicholas..." Cosmin Tudor Ciocan, The Medieval Review 16.12.05

Edward Arthur Naumann studied Classics at Edinburgh, Greek and Latin at the Catholic University of America, and theology at Concordia Theological Seminary. He now serves as a pastor and educator for the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, where he is Theological Educator to South Asia.

• Acknowledgments Abbreviations Introduction Nicholas of Lyra, Commentary on the Letter of Paul to the Galatians Bibliography

"This book serves multiple purposes: it reproduces both the Latin texts of the Postilla literalis and the English translation of the author, and it provides a number of details to deepen any reader's interest in St. Nicholas of Lyra and his commentary. [...]An interesting and advanced version of the comments of Nicholas..." Cosmin Tudor Ciocan, The Medieval Review 16.12.05

Edward Arthur Naumann studied Classics at Edinburgh, Greek and Latin at the Catholic University of America, and theology at Concordia Theological Seminary. He now serves as a pastor and educator for the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, where he is Theological Educator to South Asia.

• Acknowledgments Abbreviations Introduction Nicholas of Lyra, Commentary on the Letter of Paul to the Galatians Bibliography

"This book serves multiple purposes: it reproduces both the Latin texts of the Postilla literalis and the English translation of the author, and it provides a number of details to deepen any reader's interest in St. Nicholas of Lyra and his commentary. [...]An interesting and advanced version of the comments of Nicholas..." Cosmin Tudor Ciocan, The Medieval Review 16.12.05