__"A must-have for students and professors"__   
"Of the thousands of books in my academic library, there are only three titles that I treasure so highly that I keep one copy at my office and another at home. In the early years of my academic career, Richard Muller's dictionary was the very first to attain such esteemed status. Not only is it a repository of information impossible to find so quickly anywhere else, it is just a darn good read. It's a primer of Latin syntax and at the same time a sophisticated introduction to careful theology. It's a thrill to see it newly improved, some thirty years later! Serious students of Latin, serious students of theology, and--frankly--serious students of clear thought will be in Richard's debt for another generation to come. Well done!"  
--__John L. Thompson__, Fuller Theological Seminary  
  
"If one of the most well-read theologians of his generation presents a dictionary, one has high expectations, and Richard Muller does not disappoint! Besides more common terms, one also finds here lucid explanations of rarer scholastic expressions, so that even the specialist will learn and profit from this book. This is a must-have for students and professors and for everybody who studies the Christian tradition."  
--__Ulrich L. Lehner__, University of Notre Dame  
  
"Few theological resources offer as much insight and useful information as Muller's dictionary. I regularly encourage my students to buy this book and read it cover to cover! This is more than a reference occasionally to be consulted; it is a key to unlocking the riches of classic Reformed theology. I highly recommend this book to students, pastors, and scholars--to anyone who wants a deeper understanding of the historic Protestant faith."  
--__J. V. Fesko__, Westminster Seminary California

__Richard A. Muller__ (PhD, Duke University) is P. J. Zondervan Professor of Historical Theology Emeritus and senior fellow of the Junius Institute for Digital Reformation Research at Calvin Theological Seminary in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He has authored numerous books, including Divine Will and Human Choice and the multivolume Post-Reformation Reformed Dogmatics.

This indispensable companion to key post-Reformation theological texts provides clear and concise definitions of Latin and Greek terms for students at a variety of levels. Written by a leading scholar of the Reformation and post-Reformation eras, this volume offers definitions that bear the mark of expert judgment and precision. The second edition includes new material and has been updated and revised throughout.

This indispensable companion to key post-Reformation theological texts offers clear and precise definitions of Latin and Greek terms. Now updated and revised throughout.

Muller, Richard A.

Cover

Title Page

Copyright Page

Dedication

Preface to the Second Edition

Preface to the First Edition

Note to the Reader

Bibliography

Transliteration of Greek

Abbreviations

a fortiori

a maximis ad minima

a nemine

a parte Dei

a parte hominis

a posse ad esse

a posteriori

a praesenti statu

a priori

a quo

Ab actu ad posse valet consecutio

ab aeterno

ab ante

ab extra

ab inconvenienti

ab initio

ab intra

ab origine

abalietas

ablutio

abrenuntiatio

absolute

absolutio

absolutus

abstractum

abusus

acatalepsia

acceptatio

acceptilatio

acceptio personarum

accidens

accommodatio

acedia

achōristōs

acroamaticus

actio

Actio Dei neminem facit injuriam

actio Dei praevia

actio efficax

actio sacramentalis

actiones theandrikai

actualiter

actus

actus absolutus

actus apprehendi

actus cogitandi

actus consolatorius

actus decernens

actus depositionis

actus dispositivus sive praeparatorius

actus essendi

actus fidei

actus fiduciae

actus forensis

actus iustificatorius

actus mixtus

actus praedestinationis

actus praeparatorius

actus primus

actus primus / actus secundus

actus purus

actus respectivus

actus reus

actus secundus

actus simplex

actus simplicissimus

actus unionis

ad arbitrium

ad baculum

ad eundem

ad extra

ad extremum

ad finem

ad fontes

ad hoc

ad hominem

ad ignorantiam

ad infinitum

ad interim

ad intra

ad judicium

ad libitum

ad misericordiam

ad populum

ad quem

ad rem

ad summam

ad usum fidelium

adaequate

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