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"Liber de naturis rerum"
Unter der Bezeichnung 'Thomas III' lauft eine um 1250 verfasste und vor allem im bayerisch-osterreichischen Raum verbreitete Naturkunde-Enzyklopadie in lateinischer Sprache. Das Werk basiert auf den beiden Fassungen von 'De natura rerum' des Thomas von Cantimpre (um 1201 - um1270) und stellt sich als dritte neben seine zwei authentischen Redaktionen ('Thomas I', 'Thomas II'; ed. Helmut Boese 1973), ohne von Thomas selbst zu sein. 'Thomas III' wahlt aus dem Text von ThomasI-II aus, fugt Material aus weiteren Quellen hinzu, arrangiert die Buchanordnung um und modifiziert den Text. Die Summe dieser Eingriffe vermittelt den Eindruck eines lebhaften Interesses an naturkundlichem Wissen. Zudem zei...
Thomas of Cantimpré
Medieval saints' lives have only recently begun to be studied for what they say about the society in which they were written rather than as examples of medieval religious belief. The four lives translated here are the work of a Flemish monk of the thirteenth century, Thomas of Cantimpre. These lives demonstrate the variety of definitions of holiness in the Low Countries at this time. Three of the four tell of holy women, only one of whom, Lutgard of Aywieres, was a professed nun. The lives show Thomas' respect and admiration for the women he knew and the influence that holy laywomen had. Newman (English, Northwestern University) sets the stage on which Thomas acted, explaining in clear prose, the background to the stories and giving a biography of Thomas. Both Newman and King are well known for their scholarship on medieval women and for their lucid and accurate translations. This work is highly accessible and would be excellent for classroom use, especially the section on Christina the Astonishing, which would intrigue both historians and psychiatrists. Distributed in North America by The David Brown Book Co. Annotation ©2009 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
Katholischer Theologe
Dieser Inhalt ist eine Zusammensetzung von Artikeln aus der frei verfugbaren Wikipedia-Enzyklopadie. Seiten: 79. Kapitel: Thomas von Aquin, Albertus Magnus, Ubertinus de Casale, Johannes Duns Scotus, Meister Eckhart, Bonaventura, Dietrich von Freiberg, Ramon Llull, Nikolaus von Strassburg, Dominikus, Wilhelm de la Mare, Antonius von Padua, Heinrich von Gent, Walter Burley, Johannes Parenti, Haymo von Faversham, Petrus Johannis Olivi, Robert Grosseteste, Alexander von Hales, Berthold von Regensburg, Gottfried von Fontaines, Gerhard von Steterburg, Sigvarour ettmarsson, Thomas von Cantimpre, Stephen Langton, David von Augsburg, Pall Jonsson, Johannes von Parma, Richard von Mediavilla, Johannes...
