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Routledge
Robert Grosseteste was one of the most eminent and universal scholars of his time. At his death, in 1253, as Bishop of Lincoln, he left behind him a literary heritage, which contemporary scholarship is still trying to come fully to terms with. This volume offers a series of studies concerning aspects of Grosseteste’s thought on religious and metaphysical themes. Paying particular attention to... Read more
Contents: The Sun as res and signum: Grosseteste’s Commentary on Ecclesiasticus ch. 43, vv. 1-5; Robert Grosseteste and the reunion of the Church; Robert Grosseteste’s theory of human nature with the text of his conference Ecclesia Sancta celebrat; The absolute predestination of Christ in the theology of Robert Grosseteste; Der Breif des Robert Grosseteste an Magister Adam Rufus; Language, tongue and thought in the writings of Robert Grosseteste; The chronology of Robert Grosseteste’s Writings on nature and natural philosophy; Ein Paradigma der Lichtmetaphysik: Robert Grosseteste; Robert Grosseteste on the Ten Commandments; Index.
Biography
James McEvoy
