“…Victor, as the intellectual founder of the Victorine school; several of his Victorine brothers and disciples: Richard, Achard, Andrew, Godfrey, Absalon, up to late and little known Victorine masters as Pierre Leduc and Henri le Boulangier, at the time of the Great Schism (with critical edition of inedited texts); their influences on twelfth century texts as Ysagoge in theologiam or Speculum Ecclesiae, on Franciscan authors including Antony of Padua, Bonaventure, Rudolf of Biberach, and Duns Scotus, on romance literature of troubadours, on Carmelite authors of the sixteenth century and - a still uncharted territory - on Polish culture from the Middle Ages to contemporary times -- Contracubierta…”

“…Este segundo volumen aborda los místicos medievales y ofrece textos, entre otros, textos de Jean de Fécamp, Hildegarda de Bingen, Guillaume d'Auberive, Alberto Magno, san Gregorio del Sinaí, los maniqueos, Bartolomeo de Módena, san Antonio de Padua, santa Gertrudis, Ramon Lllull, Jan van Ruysbroeck, san Vicente Ferrer, Walter Hilton, Dante Alighieri o santa Catalina de Siena…”

“…También procuró enfatizar especialmente la noción de autonomía de lo político, particularmente puesta de manifiesto a través de postulados congruentes con momentos históricos de ruptura, como los señalados por Marsilio de Padua y Lutero, Bodino y la noción de soberanía, o la teoría política de Nicolás Maquiavelo, y sus nexos con otros pensadores…”

“…Semitecolo who stands under Padua ́s influence (cf. Guariento). After recurrences to conservative Byzantine elements in the last third of the trecento, the international Gothic style celebrates its entry into Venetian painting (cf Jacobello de Fiore) under the strong influence of Gentile da Fabriano. …”