St. Albert the Great: The First Universal Doctor Frederik L. Schodt the infamous bridge that would

the infamous bridge that would carry thousands of Hungarians to Freedom

allowing you to assess your skills and gauge your test readiness

Lou Ottens

now 140 pages long

He survived the crash

St. Albert the Great: The First Universal Doctor Frederik L. Schodt the infamous bridge that wouldSt. Albert the Great, though he was a medieval man, is strikingly modern. No branch of knowledge escaped his eye. His writings cover every field of knowledge. Albert, one of the Medieval period's greatest saints, is often in the shadow of his greatest student, St. Thomas Aquinas. Yet, just as we cannot speak of an Augustine without an Ambrose, we cannot see a St. Thomas without St. Albert. In Schwertner's biography, you can learn more about the why