Titlebook: Robert Grosseteste and the pursuit of Religious and Scientific Learning in the Middle Ages; Jack P. Cunningham,Mark Hocknull Book 2016 Spr

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From , at Lincoln to the New , at Paris c. 1260–1280: Roger Bacon’s Two Circles of Scholars seen (Nam vidimus). He associates these scholars with Oxford and Lincoln. The main texts for Bacon’s chronology are re-examined. The claim is made that Bacon’s knowledge of languages, especially Greek, owes much to Grosseteste’s inspired language project. Bacon’s knowledge of . was achieved at Oxfo

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The Theological Use of Science in Robert Grosseteste and Adam Marsh According to Roger Bacon: The Caectly connected with theological issues derive from a scholarly tradition started with Robert Grosseteste and Adam Marsh. According to modern scholars, these assertions testify to Bacon’s adherence to the legacy of Grosseteste’s teaching, which influenced his Franciscan pupils and successors at Oxfo

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A Theoretical Fulcrum: Robert Grosseteste on (Divine) Infinitude important for succeeding generations of Christian theologians in that he generated a theoretical framework that could substantiate and develop further, religious belief in an intrinsic and entitively perfective concept of divine infinitude which was a central tenet of much medieval metaphysical spe

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The Fulfillment of Science: Nature, Creation and Man in the , of Robert Grossetesteime as bishop of Lincoln, it draws on earlier lectures, notably those on Genesis, and his scientific treatises. In the . Grosseteste provides a powerful definition of theology, arguing that it should not be identified as a science, but in the course of this definition deploying Aristotelian definiti

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: Robert Grosseteste Between Faith and Reason the whole of Europe. In this paper I have tried to examine whether or not it is possible to ‘classify’ the origins of his knowledge. My guiding principle has been trying to understand whether Grosseteste belonged to one of the two main schools of thought of the middle ages: was he a philosopher who

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Medicine for the Body and Soul: Healthy Living in the Age of Bishop Grosseteste c. 1100–1400in and sickness, the final part of the paper will examine briefly the impact that medical authorities had on wider spiritual concepts of health and disease, focusing in particular on homiletic literature, such as the handbook for preachers, ..

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Book 2016es so from various perspectives, including those of a twenty-first century scientists, historians, and philosophers as well as several medievalists. In particular, it aims to contribute to our understanding of where to place Grosseteste in the history of science (against the background of the famous