De Sacramentis..., authored by Francisco Suàrez and Jean-Baptiste Malou, is a significant theological work written in Latin. This text delves into the doctrine of the sacraments, offering a comprehensive examination of their nature, efficacy, and significance within Catholic theology. Suàrez, a renowned philosopher and theologian, brings his intellectual rigor to bear on these essential religious rituals. The work explores the theological underpinnings and practical implications of the sacraments, making it a valuable resource for scholars and students of theology. Its enduring value lies in its detailed analysis and contribution to the understanding of sacramental theology within the Catholic tradition.

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