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Nicholas of Cusa: In Search of God and Wisdom : Essays in Honor of Morimichi Watanabe by the American Cusanus Society (Studies in the History of Chr) by Gerald Christianson, 1991-01 Unity and Reform: Selected Writings of Nicholas de Cusa by Nicholas (John Dolan, Editor) De Cusa, 1962 Cardinal Nicholas Of Cusa by Rudolf Steiner, 2010-09-10 Nicholas of Cusa's Dialectical Mysticism: Text, Translation, by Jasper Hopkins, 1988-01-15 Nicholas of Cusa and the Renaissance (Variorum Collected Studies Series, Cs 654) by F. Edward Cranz, Thomas M. Izbicki, et all 2000-03 Greek Letters and the Latin Middle Ages: From Jerome to Nicholas of Cusa by Walter Berschin, 1989-03 Nicholas of Cusa on Learned Ignorance: A Translation and an Appraisal of De Docta Ignorantia by Jasper Hopkins, 1985-08 Writings on Church and Reform (I Tatti Renaissance Library) by Nicholas of Cusa, 2008-05-01 Becoming God: The Doctrine of Theosis in Nicholas of Cusa by Nancy J. Hudson, 2007-03-14 The Great Philosophers. Volume II: The Original Thinkers. Anaximander Plotinus Spinoza Heraclitus Anslem Lao-Tzu Parmenides Nicholas of Cusa Nagarjuna. Ed. By Hannah Arendt. by Karl. Jaspers, 1966 Nicholas of Cusa's De pace fidei and Cribratio Alkorani: Translation and analysis by Nicholas, 1990 Conflict And Reconciliation: Perspective On Nicolas Of Cusa (Brill's Studies in Intellectual History) Becoming God: The Doctrine of Theosis in Nicholas Cusa.(Book review): An article from: Renaissance Quarterly by Clyde Lee Miller, 2007-12-22 Nicholas of Cusa and His Age: Intellect and Spirituality: Essays Dedicated to the Memory of F. Edward Cranz, Thomas P. McTighe and Charles Trinkaus.(Book Review): An article from: Theological Studies by Donald F. Duclow, 2004-03-01

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41. Ubi Est Qui Natus Est Rex Iudaeorum?
    nicholas of cusa's 1456 sermon, translated by Clyde Lee Miller.  
    http://www.sunysb.edu/philosophy/faculty/lmiller/UBI.htm

42. Meister Eckhart In Nicholas Of Cusa’s 1456 Sermon
    nicholas of cusa could think through a traditional text of scripture or a namefor God and come up with startling insights which even now challenge our own  
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    Extractions: Menu Vier Predigten im Geiste Eckharts , would be a selection of Cusan sermons modeled after Eckhart’s wondrous German sermons. But Koch had other purposeshe was concerned to show that Nicholas, though not directly influenced by Eckhart before the late 1440s, was definitely reading Eckhart by the early 1450s. So he picked four sermons where Cusanus took material directly from Eckhart’s Latin treatises (not even Eckhart’s Latin sermons!). Koch’s effort was and is edifying, of course, for those tracing Nicholas’ relation to or defense of Meister Eckhart. Yet the upshot is that this sermon of 1456 is definitely not "in the spirit of" Eckhart’s German sermons, in the sense of Eckhart’s literary style. But what Nicholas says accords with the teaching Eckhart propounded in his Latin commentaries on John’s Prologue and on Genesis. Cusanus’ sermon is "secundum mentem Magistri Eckardi" in substance and often repeats his words verbatim. His further explanations and proposals are particularly interesting as he expounds the Meister in Cusan fashion. "Ubi est qui natus est rex Judeorum?" Following Eckhart’s commentary on John 1:38, Nicholas indicates (#4) that this utterance of the Magi from Matthew’s Gospel need not be taken as a question. Instead, it can be read as a statement or declaration, as if it said that the where or place of everything is God, the one born king of the Jews. Jesus is "‘where’ or ‘place’ in the absolute sense." The next ten sections of the sermon expand on and interpret this idea.

43. Clyde Lee Miller
    nicholas of cusa and Philosophic Knowledge, Proceedings of the American Catholic Metaphor and Simile in nicholas of cusa s Idiota de mente, Acta 8  
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44. The History Of Cartography Project: Broadsheet 7
    An excerpt from nicholas of cusa's writings pertaining to cartography. Requires graphics capability or PDF.  
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45. Nicholas Of Cusa --  Encyclopædia Britannica
    nicholas Of cusa cardinal, mathematician, scholar, experimental scientist, andinfluential philosopher who stressed the incomplete nature of man s knowledge  
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46. Nicholas Of Cusa (from Philosophy, History Of) --  Encyclopædia Britannica
    nicholas of cusa (from philosophy, history of) nicholas of cusa (1401–64) alsopreferred the Neoplatonists to the Aristotelians. To him, the philosophy of  
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    Extractions: Home Browse Newsletters Store ... Subscribe Already a member? Log in This Article's Table of Contents Expand all Collapse all Introduction Nature of philosophy and the writing of its history Philosophy in the Western tradition General considerations The writing of the history of philosophy Ways of ordering the history Factors in writing the history of philosophy Shifts in the focus and concern of philosophy Ancient Greek and Roman philosophy The pre-Socratic philosophers Cosmology and the metaphysic of matter Monistic cosmologies Pluralistic cosmologies Epistemology of appearance ... Anthropology and relativism The seminal thinkers of Greek philosophy Socrates Plato Life Philosophy ... Jewish thought The age of the schoolmen Robert Grosseteste and Roger Bacon William of Auvergne Bonaventure Albertus Magnus ... Meister Eckehart changeTocNode('toc8655','img8655'); Nicholas of Cusa Modern philosophy The Renaissance and early modern period Dominant strands of Renaissance philosophy Political theory Humanism ... Marxist thought Analytic philosophy Logical Positivism Linguistic Analysis Continental philosophy Phenomenology of Husserl and others ... Concluding comments Additional Reading General histories Ancient Greek and Roman philosophy Medieval philosophy Modern and contemporary philosophy ... Print this Table of Contents Shopping Price: USD $1495 Revised, updated, and still unrivaled.

47. Nicholas Of Cusa (1401-1464)
    nicholas of cusa (14011464). Nikolaus Krebs. Theologian who in his De doctaignorantia endorsed the idea of other inhabited worlds  
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    Extractions: Nikolaus Krebs. Theologian who in his De docta ignorantia endorsed the idea of other inhabited worlds: Life, as it exists on Earth, in the form of men, animals and plants, is to be found, let us suppose, in a higher form in the solar and stellar regions.... Of the inhabitants then of worlds other than our own we can know less, having no standards by which to appraise them. It may be conjectured that in the Sun there exist solar beings, bright and enlightened denizens, and by nature, more spiritual than such as may inhabit the Moon - who are possibly lunatics ... He therefore went much further than those scholastics of the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, including William of Ockham , Jean Buridan , and William Vorilong , who merely asserted that it would have been possible for God to have created other worlds should he have chosen to do so. Considering the fate of another Middle Age cleric, Giordano

48. Nicholas Of Cusa (1401-1464)
    Complete Philosophical and Theological Treatises of nicholas of cusa. CopyrightCopyright 2001 by The Arthur J. Banning Press. Search works of nicholas of  
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49. Complete Philosophical And Theological Treatises Of Nicholas Of Cusa By Nicholas
    Complete Philosophical and Theological Treatises of nicholas of cusa by nicholas of Author, nicholas of cusa (14011464) Jasper Hopkins (Translator)  
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    Extractions: Complete Philosophical and Theological Treatises of Nicholas of Cusa by Nicholas of Cusa Title: Complete Philosophical and Theological Treatises of Nicholas of Cusa Author: Nicholas of Cusa (1401-1464) Jasper Hopkins (Translator) Print Basis: Minneapolis, MN: The Arthur J. Banning Press Language: English Rights: CCEL Subjects: All; Classic Search: Other files available for Complete Philosophical and Theological Treatises of Nicholas of Cusa This document is from the Christian Classics Ethereal Library at

50. Nicholas Of Cusa Books And Articles - Research Nicholas Of Cusa At
    nicholas of cusa Scholarly books and articles on nicholas of cusa at Questia,world s largest online library and research service.  
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51. Nicholas Of Cusa And Medieval Political Thought - Questia Online Library
    nicholas of cusa and Medieval Political Thought, page iii Place of PublicationCambridge, MA. Publication Year 1963. Page Number iii.  
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52. AllRefer.com - Nicholas Of Cusa (Scholars, Antiquarians, And Orientalists, Biogr
    AllRefer.com reference and encyclopedia resource provides complete informationon nicholas of cusa, Scholars, Antiquarians, And Orientalists, Biographies.  
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    Extractions: By Alphabet : Encyclopedia A-Z N Related Category: Scholars, Antiquarians, And Orientalists, Biographies Nicholas of Cusa De Docta Ignorantia [of learned ignorance] (1440, tr. 1954), De Conjuncturis Libri Duo, and De Visio Dei [vision of God] (1453, tr. 1928). It anticipated the direction of growth of Renaissance conjecture concerning the nature of man and his relationship to the cosmos. See studies by M. Watanabe (1963); F. H. Burgevin (1969); and J. Hopkins (1986).

53. AllRefer.com - Nicholas Of Cusa (Roman Catholic And Orthodox Churches: General B
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54. Nicholas Of Cusa (1401-1464)
    nicholas of cusa (14011464). The American cusanus Society site has an extensivebibliography About nicholas of cusa, from Deb Platt s mysticism site,  
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    Extractions: Nicholas of Cusa (1401-1464) The American Cusanus Society site has an extensive bibliography of Cusanus's work About Nicholas of Cusa , from Deb Platt's mysticism site, contains a brief introduction and several pages of quotes from his spiritual writings Nicholas of Cusa a brief introduction and quotes Nicholas of Cusa , the article from the Catholic Encyclopedia (1911) Nicholas of Cusa's Ubi est qui natus est rex Iudaeorum? (Where is he that is born king of the Jews? (1456)) an etext in English Human Knowledge and God in Cusanus' De docta ignorantia an article from Clyde Lee Miller Program center for Cusanus studies a site that is still growing describing an effort to apply Cusanus' insights to the modern day

55. CHAPTER I
    Before one can examine the ideas of nicholas of cusa in reference to unity one must The work of nicholas of cusa in which the concept of unity plays so  
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    Extractions: The purpose of this chapter is threefold. The first section, from various perspectives, will sketch briefly the development of the concept of unity in history from various perspectives. It will be divided into two sub-sections. The first sub-section will outline the fundamental role of the concept of unity in various world views, while the second sub-section will show that this concept remains relevant for contemporary thought. The next section will outline those ideas which played a formative role in shaping Nicholas of Cusa's idea of unity. The first sub-section will deal with the two main currents of medieval philosophy, namely, Platonism and Aristotelianism; the second sub-section will discuss some of the minor trends which contributed to Cusa's thought, and the last sub-section will deal with Cusa's personal background and how it contributed to his conception of unity. The third section will state the methodology which this work will follow. Before one can examine the ideas of Nicholas of Cusa in reference to unity one must first understand the historical context of the concept of unity, and gain appreciation for the fundamental importance of the role which unity plays in all societies. In pursuit of this goal we will begin by tracing the development of the concept of unity from totemic to mythic, to philosophic thought. We will then comment briefly upon the role unity plays in three philosophic contexts, namely Christian, Jewish, and Islamic.

56. PART II
    issues in the light of nicholas of cusa s understanding of unity. The purpose of this part of the work is to show how cusa s understanding of a  
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    Extractions: A CUSAN APPROACH TO SOME CONTEMPORARY ISSUES Part II of this work will examine a number of contemporary issues in the light of Nicholas of Cusa's understanding of unity. The subtle insights he developed promise to make important contributions in helping resolve the complex problems facing our pluralistic culture. It is of course impossible to state with certainty precisely what a thinker of Cusa's complexity and originality would say regarding issues which arise several centuries after his death. What this part intends to do, however, is to draw upon his insights and make the author's own application. Cusa's ideas on unity can illumine contemporary issues and, hopefully, provide new perspectives which can contribute to their resolution. Within each of the following chapters the role of the principles of individuality and community will be examined. These chapters will discuss how the inherent interrelation between these two principles creates a vision of unity consistent with both diversity and dynamism, the distinctive elements which must be articulated by any truly Cusan interpretation of unity. For Cusa the term dynamism refers not merely to action but to interaction. The difference between these concepts would be analogous to the difference between a single actor performance and a play with a more conventional cast. In the first case one is free to perform without regard to anyone else. In the latter one must be aware of the rest of the cast and engage with them in the performance.

57. Nicholas Of Cusa
    cusa, nicholas of cusa, nicholas of see nicholas of cusa. nicholas V, pope -nicholas V, 1397–1455, pope (1447–55), an Italian named Tommaso Parentucelli  
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    Extractions: Reference Desk Encyclopedia Nicholas of Cusa Nicholas of Cusa (Nicolaus Cusanus), De Docta Ignorantia [of learned ignorance] (1440, tr. 1954), De Conjuncturis Libri Duo, and De Visio Dei [vision of God] (1453, tr. 1928). It anticipated the direction of growth of Renaissance conjecture concerning the nature of man and his relationship to the cosmos. See studies by M. Watanabe (1963); F. H. Burgevin (1969); and J. Hopkins (1986). The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, See more Encyclopedia articles on: Scholars, Antiquarians, and Orientalists: Biographies

58. Cusa, Nicholas Of
    nicholas of cusa nicholas of cusa (Nicolaus cusanus), 1401?–1464, Germanhumanist, scientist, statesman, and nicholas V, pope - nicholas V, 1397–1455,  
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59. Encyclopedia: Nicholas Of Cusa
    However, even as nicholas of cusa was completing his education a renewed and furious nicholas of cusa, who had been elevated in 1430 to the position of  
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    Extractions: Nicolaus Cusanus was born in the year of the Lord's incarnation 1401, in the German city of Kues, to a "middle-class" boatman and vineyard owner. As a young man Nicholas was influenced by the "Modern Piety" devotio moderna , a reform movement that had begun in the late fourteenth century and spread throughout Germany and parts of France and Italy. Stressing such things as the "simple" Christian life which it thought had been lost after an ancient "Golden Age" of the primitive Church ( ecclesia primitiva ), the importance of not merely relying upon external aids to salvation (such as the Church and her sacramental system) but of focusing more on an "interior" spiritual life, a conviction that the mysteries of Christianity were available not merely to intellectuals but to common people as well, and intense emotions regarding the suffering of Christ and one's relationship with him, the devotio moderna had significant connections to the outlook of St. Augustine, Bernard of Clairvaux , and Thomas a Kempis, and was a major impulse in the founding of the influential Brethren of the Common Life

60. Nicholas Of Cusa - YourDictionary.com - American Heritage Dictionary
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