Poema De San PrÃ3spero Contra Los Ingratos
is a historical poem attributed to Prosper of Aquitaine, a 5th-century Christian writer and disciple of St. Augustine. Written in Latin, this work addresses theological controversies of the time, particularly concerning grace and free will. The poem offers valuable insights into the intellectual and religious climate of the late Roman Empire. As a historical and literary artifact, "Poema De San PrÃ3spero Contra Los Ingratos" provides a glimpse into the debates that shaped early Christian doctrine and the development of Western thought.
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