The Mystical Element of Religion, as studied in Saint Catherine of Genoa and her friends, Volume 2 (of 2)

by Freiherr von Friedrich Hügel

[231] Le feu du Purgatoire est-il un feu corporel? op. cit., 1902, pp. 263-282; 270. I owe most of my references on this point to this paper.

[232] Sixteen Revelations of Mother Juliana of Norwich, 1373, ed. 1902, pp. 73, 74, 78.

[233] Critical History of the Doctrine of a Future Life, 1899, pp. 63, 64.

[234] Divine Names, ch. iv, secs, xxiii, xxiv: Parker, pp. 61-64.

[235] Vita, pp. 173b; 33b.

[236] Summa Theol., suppl., qu. 69, art. 7 ad 9.

[237] Dionysius, Divine Names, ch. iv, sec. xxiii: Parker, p. 63. St. Thomas, Summa Theol., suppl., qu. 98, art. 1, in corp.

[238] Enchiridion, CX, ed. Ben., col. 403c; CXII, col. 404c.

[239] The passages here referred to will be found carefully quoted and discussed in Petavius’s great Dogmata Theologica, De Angelis, III, viii, 16, 17, with Zaccaria’s important note (ed. Fournials, 1866, Vol. IV, pp. 119-121).

[240] Dogmata Theologica, Vol. IV, p. 120b. See also the interesting note in the Benedictine Edition of St. Augustine, Vol. VI, col. 403.