Publisher's Synopsis
V. Gregorii Lopesii Commentationes in Apocalypsim presents Gregorio LÃ3pez's commentary on the Book of Revelation, translated from Spanish into Latin and published for the first time in 1756. This edition also includes select theological works of Thomas Aquinas (S. Thomae Aquinatis O.P. Opusculorum Quae in Edit Romana Sunt Iv. V. Vi. Vii. VIII). LÃ3pez's interpretations offer valuable insights into the apocalyptic visions and their theological significance, providing a window into 18th-century religious thought and the enduring influence of both LÃ3pez and Aquinas.
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