This is a collection of letters exchanged between Peter Abelard, a medieval philosopher and theologian, and Heloise, his literary muse and former lover. The letters cover a wide range of topics, from personal reminiscences to theological controversies, and offer a fascinating insight into the intellectual and emotional life of two of the most notable figures of the Middle Ages. The book has been praised for its literary and historical significance, and is widely studied in universities around the world.
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