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1 1  |    either in the East or in the West.~The intellect was acknowledged
2 1  |      practical aim of the Latin West, the limitation of its education
3 1  |      delicate abstractions, the West also did not follow Tertullian,
4 1  |  teachers. For a long time, the West learned from the Christian
5 1  |     field of Apologetics in the West were St. Vincent of Lerins (+
6 1  | theologian and apologist of the West. In his work The City of
7 1  |   begins to be attracted by the West. Anselm of Canterbury (1033-
8 1  |      side with Scholastics, the West also found mysticism, of
9 25 |    especially widespread in the West during the last centuries,