Richard of Saint-Victor, On the Trinity

• Early Medieval Christian theology (c. 650-1200)
• Orders of canons regular
• Scholastic Theology (c. 1200-1500)
• Medieval Latin literature

"Victorine studies is currently experiencing something of a renaissance, with Brepols publishers serving as a leader in this regard. Their ‘Bibliotheca Victorina’ series contributes specialized studies in various European languages, and the ‘Victorine Texts in Translation’ series provides Victorine writings in English. Taken together, these series have yielded an embarrassment of riches for contemporary students of the abbey of Saint Victor. The two books discussed in this review are crucial elements for Victorine studies and both are most welcome additions to Brepols’ growing Victorine library." (Dennis P. Bray, in Medieval Mystical Theology, 2022)

« (…) l’ouvrage d’Aage Rydstrom-Poulsen remplit bien son rôle, qui est d’inviter un public plus large que les seuls spécialistes à entrer dans le chef d’œuvre théologique de Richard de St-Victor, quitte à en poursuivre l’exploration par la prise en compte des études en nombre croissant qui paraissent à son sujet. » (Dominique Poirel, dans la Revue d'Histoire ecclésiastique vol. 117/1-2, 2022, p.349)

Aage Rydstrøm-Poulsen is MTh University of Aarhus 1978, PhD University of Copenhagen 1993, Visiting Scholar at Western Michigan University 1993 and 1995-98, and Dr.Theol. University of Copenhagen 2002 with a dissertation on The Gracious God. 'Gratia' in Augustine and the Twelfth Century (Akademisk Forlag 2002). He has published on the medieval history of theology. Since 2004 he is the chair of the Department of Theology at the University of Greenland, in 2008 president of the University, since 2018 dean of the Institute of Culture, Language, and History.