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Jan van Leeuwen’s Criticism of Meister Eckhart

An Aspect of the Impact from the Papal Bull In agro dominico in Fourteenth-century Brabant

Satoshi Kikuchi Catholic University of Leuven 4 St Michielsstraat—box 3101, 3000 Leuven, Belgium
Pages 170-192 | Published online: 21 Apr 2015

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Ine Kiekens. (2017) A Heretic in Groenendaal? The Impact of In Agro Dominico in the Low Countries in the Light of Vanden Twaelf Dogheden . Medieval Mystical Theology 26:1, pages 37-53.
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Ulrike Wuttke. (2017) Vernacular Eschatology or Eschatology in the Vernacular? The Representation of Death in Fourteenth-Century Vernacular Brabantine Writings. The Medieval Low Countries 4, pages 131-164.
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