THE Spirit OF Mediæval Philosophy

This hardcover edition shows noticeable wear, with a faded spine and a library label at the base. The covers have some scuff marks and there is no dust jacket present. The binding remains intact, although the edges show signs of fraying. The interior pages are slightly yellowed with age but free from inscriptions or signatures.

"The Spirit of Mediaeval Philosophy" by Etienne Gilson, published by Charles Scribner's Sons in New York, 1940, offers an insightful exploration into the philosophical currents of the medieval period. Originally part of the Gifford Lectures from 1931-1932, this work is a significant contribution to medieval studies, reflecting Gilson's profound understanding of the subject. The copyright page indicates a 1936 date, suggesting an earlier edition. This hardcover copy features library markings, indicating its prior use in an institutional setting. While the dust jacket is missing, the book remains a valuable resource for those interested in the philosophical discourse of the Middle Ages. Gilson's work is well-regarded for its depth and scholarly impact, making this edition a noteworthy addition to any philosophy collection. The book shows signs of wear consistent with its age and previous use.