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The product is a textbook titled "Foundations of Moral Selfhood" in the "Studies in Theoretical and Applied Ethics" series. Written by Andrew J. Dell'olio, the book explores Aquinas's perspective on divine goodness and the connection of virtues. Published by Lang A&G International Academic Publishers, Peter in 2003, the hardcover book is 9.1 inches long and 5.9 inches wide, with 203 pages. It is written in English and is a new edition of the original publication.
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