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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Eriugena"”.
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Knowledge of Nature, Knowledge of God: Eriugena, Theophanies, and the Mediations of Place
… in conversation with the works of John Scottus Eriugena, arguing that to know nature is, to some degree, to know God. It examines how Eriugena’s metaphysical framework characterizes nature as both the manifestation of the divine and the medium of that self-disclosure, and how the perception of …
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Labyrinthum capellae. Le "Annotationes in Marcianum" di Giovanni Scoto Eriugena e la fortuna del neoplatonismo cristiano
… Philologiae et Mercurii) and Iohannes Scotus Eriugena (Annotationes in Marcianum). Clearly it emerges that there were two opposite ways about this relatioship. According to the first, the human being is capable of get a knowledge about God thanks to its own reason and logical thought processes …
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Music, number, and logic in Eriugena’s reading of Augustine’s De musica
This thesis examines John Scotus Eriugena’s reading of Augustine’s De musica. It argues that material from Augustine’s text is presented within a nexus of musical, logical, and numerical traditions and that it contributes to those traditions. Eriugena was a careful and imaginative reader of …
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Salvation of the Damned Within the 'Periphyseon'
… shall examine the claim of John Scottus Eriugena, the ninth century Irish philosopher, that all things must ultimately return to unity with their creator. This is the ancient Greek theme of apokatastasis, which essentially means reconstitution in full to that which was primordial. A …
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Collapse Into Silence: Denys the Areopagite as the Key Source of Richard of St. Victor
… into Latin by many scholars- above all, John Eriugena, whose translation was used during the Middle Ages. The school of St. Victor, during the eleventh and twelfth century in France, was strongly fascinated by Eriugena’s translation, as it can be seen from the commentary written by Hugh of St. …
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Stories of the Land: Nature and Religion in Early British and Irish Literary Landscapes
… the ninth-century Irish philosopher John Scottus Eriugena. In the end, developing views of nature in the West were influenced strongly both by interpretations of St. Augustine's writings and the rise of new Western monarchies, which together helped shape Anglo-Saxon cultural views significantly, …
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Primary and Secondary Causality in the Thought of St. Anselm: A Speculation on Divine Omniscience, Predestination and Grace in the Context of Human Freedom and Spirituality
Implicit in the writings of St Anselm of Canterbury is a distinct conception of the cooperative integration of primary and secondary causality. An exploration of this topic in Anselm's theology will reveal its unique contribution to the understanding that faith, hope and grace affirm the …