Scotus academicus, Seu Universa doctoris subtilis theologica dogmata, Volume 4, by Claude Frassen, presents a comprehensive exploration of the theological doctrines of John Duns Scotus. Written in Latin, this volume delves into the intricate arguments and profound insights of the 'Subtle Doctor, ' a pivotal figure in medieval scholasticism. Frassen meticulously compiles Scotus's teachings, offering a valuable resource for theologians, historians of philosophy, and scholars interested in the development of Catholic thought.

This work preserves the intellectual heritage of the medieval period, showcasing the rigorous methods and enduring questions that shaped theological discourse. The detailed examination of Scotus's dogmata makes this volume an essential addition to any collection focused on the history of theology and the scholastic tradition.

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