# Thomas Aquinas reader

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Do you know any Latin readers of Thomas Aquinas? Does readers edition with grammar or any commentary exsist ?

I’d like to read Saint Thomas in Latin but I don’t find any help with reading.

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You can find theological commentaries, but I don’t know of any for the Latin itself. But if you have a good knowledge of Aristotelian philosophy and a [lexicon](https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015011488064&view=1up&seq=9) such as this, you should be fine, as the Latin is straightforward.