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Eckhart’s Condemnation Reconsidered

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ECKHART'S CONDEMNATION RECONSIDERED The basic documents of Eckhart's trial will be cited here according to the following editions: A. Thery-Gabriel Thery, "Edition critique des pieces relatives au proces d'Eckhart contenues dans le manuscript 33b de la Bibliotheque de Soest," Archivew d'hist

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