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Preface | v | |
Introduction | ||
1. | The Author | 1 |
2. | His Leading Ideas: The Nature of the Godhead in Itself | 4 |
3. | Its Relation to Creation | 6 |
4. | The Problem of Evil | 20 |
5. | Contemplation | 25 |
6. | Dionysius and Modern Philosophy | 30 |
7. | The Psychology of Contemplation | 33 |
8. | The Scriptural Basis of Dionysius's Doctrines | 40 |
9. | Conclusion | 44 |
10. | Bibliography | 47 |
The Divine Names | 50 | |
The Mystical Theology | 191 | |
The Influence of Dionysius in Religious History | 202 | |
Index | 221 |
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