'This book is an admirably clear and helpful introduction to the Summa Theologiae . Anyone new to this seminal text or even those who have studied the Summa previously will find Eberl's guidebook refreshing and logical.' Dr. Barry Craig, St. Thomas University, Canada 'Eberl's coverage of the huge range of Aquinas' philosophy in the Summa Theologiaeis both representative overall, and judicious in its selectiveness. His fine book will be a useful and dependable guide to all students of the Summa.' Sophie-Grace Chappell, The Open University, UK This study provides a map for navigating the intricate channels of the masterpiece of medieval theologian Thomas Aquinas (c. 1225-74).

Given its size, Eberl (philosophy, Marian Univ.) does not offer a comprehensive account of the Summa Theologiae but instead traces the general lines of its argument, identifying major themes along the way. A model of clarity, this volume unquestionably deserves a spot on the ever-expanding list of commentaries on the Summa. --W. P. Haggerty, Gannon University October 2016 issue of CHOICE iae but instead traces the general lines of its argument, identifying major themes along the way. A model of clarity, this volume unquestionably deserves a spot on the ever-expanding list of commentaries on the Summa. --W.

P. Haggerty, Gannon University October 2016 issue of CHOICE.