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Vocabularius dictus Lactifer IV (De monstruosis hominibus), VIII (De lapidibus)
Vocabularius dictus Lactifer is a Latin Bohemian vocabulary, one of the first Bohemical prints (printed in Plzen in 1511). The 4th book on human monsters (De monstruosis hominibus) and the 8th book on stones (De lapidibus) are inspired by the Ancient and Medieval authors (Pliny, Isidor of Sevilla, Thomas of Cantimpré et al.).Latin edition, translation, introduction and explanatory notes. Being prepared by H. Šedinová [e-mail] [www] Clement of Alexandria and Alexandrian Christianity of the 2nd and 3rd centuries
Following the publication of Stromata I-III in 2004 and 2006, we will submit a Czech translation of the remaining parts of Clement's work (books IV-VIII) with notes and introductions to individual volumes. The last volume will include the commented translation of Hypotyposeis and selected fragments. In separately published essays we will discuss various philosophical and literary-historical aspects of Clement’s thought.Being prepared by V. Černušková [e-mail] [e-mail], M. Havrda [e-mail] [www], J. Plátová [e-mail] a M. Šedina [e-mail] Guarantee of the project: M. Havrda Latin and Greek Hagiography
Comprises the following projects:- Anthology of Ancient Greek and Latin Martyria, commented translation - Origins of Ancient Hagiography, monograph A monograph and a series of translations with commentaries whose common theme is a figure of martyr or a saint (Latin and Greek passiones and acta martyrum, ancient treatises about martyrdom, hagiographical works of Gregory the Great). Being prepared by J. Šubrt [e-mail], P. Kitzler [e-mail] [e-mail] [www] [www], P. Dudzik [e-mail] a I. Adámková [e-mail] Guarantee of the project: J. Šubrt Augustinus, Confessiones
New Czech translation of Augustine's Confessions, lastly translated in the 1920th. Latin text, Czech translation, commentary and introduction. Being prepared by J. Šubrt [e-mail] Guarantee of the project: L. Karfíková Isidor of Sevilla, Etymologies VIII, X, XI, XVII, XIX, XX
Translation with commentary of the remaining books of Isidor's Etymologies.Being prepared by H. Šedinová [e-mail] [www], L. Pultrová [e-mail] a kolektiv Guarantee of the project: H. Šedinová Reflection of Monasticism in Supreme Scholastics
Comprises the following projects:- Bernard z Clairvaux, Apologia ad Guillelmum abbatem, commented translation - Joachim of Fiore, Anthology, commented translation Edition of Bernard's Apologia (introduction, Czech translation and commentary) and a anthology of texts of Joachim of Fiore (Czech translation, short commentary and introduction). Being prepared by I. Adámková [e-mail] a P. Černuška [e-mail] [e-mail] Guarantee of the project: Z. Silagiová and T. Nejeschleba Gnadenlehre in der Schrift und Patristik
A monograph researching the doctrine of grace in the Bible, from early Christian and patristic authors, ending with John Eriugena. The publication is planned as a volume in the Handbuch der Dogmengeschichte, co-editor Professor M. Seybold, for Herder Publishing House, Freiburg. The project is prepared in cooperation with the Centre for Biblical Studies (Protestant Theological Faculty, Charles University in Prague - Institute for Classical studies of the Academy of Sciences of the CR) and St Cyril and Methodius Faculty of Theology, Palacký University in Olomouc.Being prepared by L. Karfíková [e-mail] [www], V. Ventura [e-mail], V. Hušek [e-mail] [www] a L. Chvátal [e-mail] [www] Contributors from the Centre for Biblical Studies: Petr Pokorný, Jan Dus, Jiří Mrázek, Martin Prudký, Jan Roskovec, Petr Sláma Guarantee of the project: L. Karfíková Die Geschichte der Interpretation des Platonischen Timaios nach den antiken Interpreten bis zum Ausgang des 2. Jhs n.Chr
A monograph (written in German) Die Geschichte der Interpretation des Platonischen Timaios nach den antiken Interpreten bis zum Ausgang des 2. Jhs n.Chr., initiated by prof. Matthias Baltes (1941-2003). Material gathered and elaborated by M. Baltes will be revised, completed and prepared for publication.Being prepared by F. Karfík [e-mail], V. Hladký, V. Mikeš Guarantee of the project: F. Karfík The Concept of God as ipsum esse by Thomas Aquinas and its Ancient Sources
Comprises the following projects:- Anonymous Commentary to Parmenides, commented translation - Boethius, De hebdomadibus, commented translation - The Concept of God as ipsum esse, monograph The project deals with the theological-philosophical concept of God as ipsum esse in ancient and medieval philosophy with a view to Thomas Aquinas and his ancient sources. The main attention will be paid to so far untutored question, to what extent was Aquinas influenced by a specific tradition going back to The Anonymous Commentary to Plato's Parmenides from the Turin Palimpsest, and the theological work of Marius Victorinus. Being prepared by V. Němec [e-mail] [www] Guarantee of the project: L. Karfíková Nature in Renaissance Philosophy
A monograph dealing with the notion of nature in Renaissance philosophy from Thomas Aquinas to Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz. Being prepared by P. Floss, K. Floss, T. Nejeschleba [e-mail], J. Matula [e-mail], M. Koudelka, D. Sanetrník Guarantee of the project: P. Floss
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