Robert Holcot

John T. Slotemaker is Assistant Professor of Religious Studies at Fairfield University. His research focuses on the development of medieval and early modern trinitarian theology. He has recently co-edited (with Jeffrey C. Witt) A Companion to the Theology of John Mair (2015).Jeffrey C. Witt is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Loyola University Maryland. His research focuses on issues of faith and reason in the late medieval and early modern period. He has recently co-edited (with John T. Slotemaker) A Companion to the Theology of John Mair (2015).

• Acknowledgements Abbreviations, Symbols, and Conventions Introduction: The Life and Works of Robert Holcot Chapter 1: Covenantal Theology Chapter 2: On Faith Chapter 3: Human Knowledge and the Divine Nature Chapter 4: God, Creation, and the Future Chapter 5: The Sacraments: Baptism, Confession, and the Eucharist Chapter 6: The Biblical Commentary Tradition Chapter 7: The Twelve Prophets Chapter 8: The Book of Wisdom Chapter 9: Holcot's Political Philosophy Chapter 10: Late Medieval Preaching Chapter 11: The Moralitates Chapter 12: Holcot as Preacher Appendices I. Appendix A: Holcot's Commentary on the Sentences II. Appendix B: The Quodlibetal Questions III. Appendix C: The Wisdom Commentary: Dubitationes NotesBibliography Index

"With his versatile and creative mind, Robert Holcot truly deserves the epithet 'Great Medieval Thinker.' This book introduces the reader to a wide range of important issues Holcot grappled with, and looks at Holcot's interlocutors and intellectual legacy. Clearly written and organized, the book has much to offer not only those coming to Holcot for the first time, but specialists as well. It should set the study of Robert Holcot on a new footing."-Russell L.Friedman, Professor of Philosophy, University of Leuven, Belgium