Soliloquy on the Earnest Money of the Soul

Name: Soliloquy on the Earnest Money of the Soul
Author: Hugh of St. Victor

Hugh of St. Victor

This book is in Latin.

Hugh’s dialogue of a man with his soul about the earnest money (arrha) of the Bridegroom: the visible gifts of grace that foretell the eternal wedding, one of the most tender pieces of twelfth-century spirituality. Latin only, from the Migne text (Patrologia Latina 176, 1854), a machine-corrected OCR.

Source: The complete PL text with its chapter divisions. PL page breaks and column numbers are dropped, and the PL tables of chapters (which repeat the chapter headings) are not imported. The OCR carries a few residual slips.