21. Patron Saints Index: Saint Albert The Great painting of saint Albert. Also known as albertus magnus; Doctor Expertus; Doctor Universalis; Memorial 15 November; Profile Son of a military nobleman. http://www.catholic-forum.com/saints/sainta11.htm

ALBERT the Great Also known as Albertus Magnus; Doctor Expertus; Doctor Universalis Memorial 15 November Profile Son of a military nobleman. Dominican Priest Taught theology at Cologne and Paris Teacher of Saint Thomas Aquinas . Influential teacher preacher , administrator. Bishop of Regensburg . Introduced Greek and Arabic science and philosophy to medieval Europe . Known for his wide interest in what became known later as the natural sciences - botany, biology, etc. Wrote and illustrated guides to his observations, and was considered on a par with Aristotle as an authority on these matters. Theological writer Doctor of the Church Born at Lauingen an der Donau, Swabia (now Germany Died 15 November at Cologne , Prussia (in modern Germany Beatified Canonized by Pope Pius XI Name Meaning noble, brilliant Patronage archdiocese of Cincinnati Ohio medical technicians natural sciences philosophers ... World Youth Day Representation man dressed as a Dominican bishop lecturing from a pulpit; man arguing with Saint Thomas Aquinas Images Gallery of images of Saint Albert Prayers Prayer to...

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Prayer to Saint Albertus Magnus Dear Scientist and Doctor of the Church, natural science always led you to the higher science of God. Though you had an encyclopedic knowledge, it never made you proud, for you regarded it as a gift of God. Inspire scientists to use their gifts well in studying the wonders of creation, thus bettering the lot of the human race and rendering greater glory to God. Amen. SJS Home Page Framed Version Prayer Home Page Catholic Community Forum

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Learn Divination Metaphysical skills! ... Occultopedia The Occult and Unexplained Encyclopedia A B C D ... Z Albertus Magnus A German Dominican, who was canonized as Saint Albert the Great. He was both a student and teacher of alchemy and chemistry, and an alleged magician , since he was repeatedly charged by some of his unfriendly contemporaries with holding communications with the devil , practicing the craft of magic , and with the making of a demonic automata able to speak. He was also one of the alchemists reputed to have succeeded in discovering the Philosopher's Stone . After a alleged encounter with the blessed Virgin, Albertus stared espousing holy orders, and eventually won eminence in the clerical profession, being made Bishop of Ratisbon. Albertus was born at Larvingen, on the Danube, sometime between 1193 and 1206, and the term Magnus is not the result of his reputation, but is the Latin equivalent of his family name, de Groot. According to tradition, he was the inventor of the pistol and the cannon, but, while is unlikely that the credit is due to him for this, the mere fact that he was thus acknowledged indicates that his scientific skill was recognized by a few, if only a few, of the men of his own time. He died at Cologne, the exact date being unknown (some say 1280). Related software and videos Related books:

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showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Business Entertainment Games Health ... More... On this page: Scientist Dictionary Encyclopedia Wikipedia Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping Albertus Magnus Scientist Magnus, Albertus Albertus Magnus (born Albert, Count von Bollst¤dt, but known as Albert the Great) Library of Congress [b. Lauingen (Germany), 1193, d. Cologne (Germany), November 15, 1280] Albertus Magnus was a widely traveled German university professor and bishop who promoted Aristotle and alchemy, both with a touch of skepticism, however. In astronomy, he recognized that the Milky Way was composed of stars; in geology, he listed minerals and discussed fossils; and in botany, he collected and recorded data on plants from his extensive travels throughout Europe. Dictionary Al·ber·tus Mag·nus ăl-b»r təs măg nəs , Saint (Originally Albert, Count von Bollstadt.) 1206?–1280. German religious philosopher. A leading thinker of the 13th century, he is also noted as the teacher of Thomas Aquinas. Encyclopedia Albertus Magnus, Saint

25. Albertus Magnus, Saint --  Encyclopædia Britannica albertus magnus, saint Dominican bishop and philosopher best known as a teacher of St. Thomas Aquinas and as a proponent of Aristotelianism at the http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9005452

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27. Albertus Magnus - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia albertus magnus (1193? – November 15, 1280), also known as saint Albert albertus magnus is believed to have been the first to isolate Arsenic in 1250. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albertus_Magnus

Wikimedia needs your help in its 21-day fund drive. See our fundraising page Over $125,000 has been donated since the drive began on 19 August. Thank you for your generosity! Albertus Magnus From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Albertus Magnus (fresco, 1352, Treviso, Italy) Albertus Magnus November 15 ), also known as Saint Albert the Great and Albert of Cologne , was a Dominican friar who became famous for his universal knowledge and advocacy for the peaceful coexistence of science and religion. He is considered to be the greatest German philosopher and theologian of the Middle Ages . He was the first medieval scholar to apply Aristotle 's philosophy to Christian thought at the time. Contents Biography Writings Albertus as scientist Music ... edit Biography He was born of the noble family of Bollstadt in Lauingen Bavaria Germany on the Danube, sometime between 1193 and 1206. The term "magnus" is not descriptive, it's the Latin equivalent of his family name, de Groot. He died on November 15 , in Cologne Germany He was educated principally at Padua , where he received instruction in Aristotle 's writings. In

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Home U.S. People Word Wise ... Homework Center Fact Monster Favorites 2006 TFK Almanac Quiz: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory SpongeBob Lemony Snicket ... Fantasy Books Reference Desk Atlas Almanacs Dictionary Encyclopedia ... Encyclopedia Albertus Magnus, Saint u u s] Pronunciation Key Albertus Magnus, Saint , or Saint Albert the Great, b. 1193 or 1206, d. De vegetabilibus ), was the first to produce arsenic in a free form, and studied the combinations of metals. In philosophy he set out in his Summa theologiae to controvert and others and to reconcile the apparent contradictions of Aristotelianism and Christian thought. He wrote many treatises, and many more have been ascribed to him; the problem of determining which are genuinely of his authorship is difficult. He was a strong influence on his favorite pupil, St. Thomas Aquinas. Albertus was canonized in 1931. Feast: Nov. 15. See D. H. Madden, A Chapter of Medieval History (1969); F. J. Kovach and R. W. Shahan, Albert the Great The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, Page Tools: Cite Print See more Encyclopedia articles on: Saints AD AD AD ADS Business Cards Link to Fact Monster Add Fact Monster search ... Privacy Brought to you by: Information Please

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Albert the Great by Sr. M. Albert Hughes, O.P. Autumn 1987 Vol. 39 Supplement Introduction Foreword by the author. Foundations Friar Preacher and Master in Theology ... Saint Albert the Great Introduction READING Sister Mary Albert's lively portrait of her patron saint, we come to grasp the attractiveness of Albert's robust vigor, his breadth of intellect open to the world, and his depth of soul so rooted in God that even his contemporaries were led to call him "great." We can understand why Thomas Aquinas was so taken with his older confrere's desire to explore, his willingness to dialogue, and to take bold stands. Such shared values integrated and held in balance by a clarity of faith and consurning love of neighbor put them both on the cutting edge of theological development and made them "risk-takers" in their service of Church and society. History has accorded Thomas the greater role. Indeed, when Dante (Paradiso X) approaches the garland of lights that seemed caught up in dance, it is Thomas Aquinas who steps forward to introduce the luminous band, beginning with "Albert of Cologne, my friend and teacher." A few years ago the late Father James A. Weisheipl, O.P., explored Thomas's relationship to his friend and teacher. While Thomas derived much from his master, as his writings show, the reverse is not true. Albert, it seems, did not keep up with his student's work until after Thomas death, when he took it upon himself to defend what had been their common stand against traditionalist critics. By then well advanced in age, Albert had Thomas' works read to him, so the story goes. Thus it is only in Albert's later works, written mostly after Thomas' death, and the scripture commentaries in particular, that Thomas' influence is apparent.

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Albertus Magnus Albertus Magnus lived in the thirteenth century and might be considered another magus. In the Dominican Order he rose to the position of Bishop of Ratisbourg. Later he was canonized as Saint Albert the Great. He was both student and teacher of alchemy and chemistry, and an alleged magician. He firmly believed in the benefits of botany claiming various plants, rocks, and amethysts improved clairvoyance. Like Aristotle, he thought nature and men's lives were controlled by the stars and plants. Notably he taught Saint Thomas Acquinas and made several significant contributions to chemistry. Legend has it he turned based metal into gold, but there is no evidence of this in his notes on alchemy. Legend also has it that when a dinner guest of William II, the Count of Holland, on New Year's Day, 1242, Magnus suggested the guests dine outdoors. Wanting a piece of land for a monastery he graciously changed the freezing day into a warm spring afternoon with blooming flowers and singing birds. LIFE Albert, eldest son of the Count of Bollstädt, was born at Lauingen, Swabia, in the year 1205 or 1206, though many historians give it as 1193. Nothing certain is known of his primary or preparatory education, which was received either under the paternal roof or in a school of the neighbourhood.

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37. Albert The Great - Around 1200-1280 Oeuvres choisies de saint Albert le Grand, André Garreau (transl.) (Paris 1942). Libellus de alchemia, ascribed to albertus magnus, Virginia Heines (transl. http://home.hetnet.nl/~otto.vervaart/albertus_magnus_eng.htm

Albert the Great - around 1200-1280 Among the major medieval scholars Albert the Great is a conspicuous figure. He was born around 1200, maybe as late as 1206, in the small Swabian town of Lauingen, as the son of the count of Bollstadt. His thirst for knowledge showed early on. During his study in Northern Italy he joined the Dominican order in 1223 in the presence of Jordan of Saxony, the successor of Saint Dominic. From 1228 Albert teached in several towns, such as Hildesheim, Freiburg, Regensburg, Strasbourg and Cologne. In 1241 he was sent to Paris for further study. At the university of Paris he became in 1245 a master of theology. Between 1243 and 1248 Albert teached in Paris, first on the Sententiae This page addresses several themes. The literature on Albert the Great is accessible using a number of bibliographical articles. His works are to some extent still only printed in old or separate editions. Modern translations of some works do exist. I have made a selection of major modern studies. This selection is followed by a section with titles on the representation of Albert the Great in art. At the a list is given of some web sites and pages with more information about him. Editions Translations Studies Iconography ... Links Bibliography Congar, Yves, and Marie Hyacinthe Laurent, 'Essai de bibliographie Albertinienne'

38. Albertus Magnus And The Lex Shield He was later declared a saint by the catholic church. albertus magnus is the bestknown work of German sculptor Gerhard Marcks (1889 - 1981)and considered http://www.law.uh.edu/magnus.html

Albertus Magnus and the Lex Shield Albertus Magnus "Albertus Magnus" or Albert the Great is the name of the imposing bronze statue situated in the courtyard of the University of Houston Law Center. Albert the Great was a medieval theologian and "Man of Universal Knowledge." Born in Lauingen, Bavaria sometime between 1193 and 1206, he was a bishop, doctor and saint of the Roman Catholic Church, having as one of his students Saint Thomas Aquinas. He taught in Paris and at the Studium Generale in Cologne, a university run by the Order of the Dominicans in the 13th century and one of the first universities in Europe. A dominant figure, he was an influential teacher, an experienced traveler, a keen observer of life and nature and the one learned man of the Golden Age to be called "the Great." He was later declared a saint by the catholic church. With his open law book and profound expression, Big Al, as he is informally called, is the bigger than life symbol of the legal profession to Law Center students and faculty. Lex Shield The seal of the University of Houston Law Center is composed of three martlets above an opened text emblazoned with the Latin word for law, LEX. The martlet, a gentle Lowlands bird, symbolizes peace and deliverance. Martlets appear in the University of Houston seal which has as its genesis the coat of arms of General Sam Houston who claimed descent from an eleventh century Norman knight, Sir Hugh of Padavan.

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10TH SAINT ALBERTUS MAGNUS AWARD IN CHEMICAL RESEARCH The Alicante Local Section of the Spanish Royal Chemistry Association announces the 10th SAINT ALBERTUS MAGNUS AWARD in Chemical Research, sponsored by CEMEX SPAIN, S.A. The Prize is aimed at young researchers who have already read their doctoral theses or dissertations at the University of Alicante, within the Area of Chemistry during the academic year 2001/02 The aim of the Alicante Section of the Spanish Royal Association of Chemistry is both to recognise the work carried out by our young researchers and promote the preparation of the dissertation as the starting stage to research activity for new graduates in Chemistry. CONDITIONS Eligible candidates: Ph.D. holders or graduates who have read their doctoral theses or Dissertation at the University of Alicante between 1st October 2001 and 30th September 2002. Candidates should submit an application to the Chairman of the Alicante Section of the Spanish Royal Association of Chemistry at the Department of Organic Chemistry, along with a standardised curriculum vitae, photocopy of the student's record, one copy of the doctoral thesis or dissertation as well as appropriate academic awards. The deadline for submissions is 6th November, 2002

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