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Editing Robert Grosseteste (Conference on Editorial Problems) Robert Grosseteste, Biship of Lincoln: a contribution to the religious, political and intellectual history of the thirteenth century by Francis Seymour Stevenson, 2010-08-28 Robert Grosseteste and the Jews, by Lee M Friedman, 1934 Theology and Music at the Early University: The Case of Robert Grosseteste and Anonymous IV (Brill's Studies in Intellectual History) by Nancy Van Deusen, 1997-08 Robert Grosseteste Bishop of Lincoln (Lincoln Minster Pamphlets No.7) by J.H. Srawley, 1966 The Life and Time of Robert Grosseteste by GEORGE F. PERRY, 2010-03-09 The Philosophy of Robert Grosseteste by James McEvoy, 1987-01-15 Roberti Grosseteste Episcopi Quondam Lincolniensis Epistolæ (Latin Edition) by Robert Grosseteste, 2010-03-05 R. Grossetete Carmina Anglo-Normannica. Robert Grossetete'S Chasteau D'Amour: To Which Are Added Lavie De Sainte Maire Egyptienne and an English Version of the Chasteau D'Amour (Romance Edition) by Matthew Cooke, Robert Grosseteste, 2010-01-01 Roberti Grosseteste: Episcopi Quondam Lincolniensis Epistolae (1861) by Robert Grosseteste, 2008-10-27 Roberti Grosseteste Episcopi Quondam Lincolniensis Epistolæ (Latin Edition) by Robert Grosseteste, 2010-04-03 Robert Grosseteste - On the Six Days of Creation: A Translation of the Hexaemeron (Auctores Britannici Medii Aevi) by C.F.J. Martin, 1999-09-16 Templum Dei (Toronto Medieval Latin Texts) by Robert Grosseteste, 1984-01-01 Commentarius in Posteriorum analyticorum libros (Testi e studi per il " Corpus philosophorum medii aevi) by Robert Grosseteste, 1981

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21. Robert Grosseteste - Linix Encyclopedia
    Robert Grosseteste (c. 1175 October 9, 1253), English statesman, theologian and bishop of Grosseteste aspired to a post in the bishop s household,  
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    Extractions: Robert Grosseteste (c. October 9 ), English statesman, theologian and bishop of Lincoln , was born of humble parents at Stradbroke in Suffolk A.C. Crombie calls him "the real founder of the tradition of scientific thought in medieval Oxford, and in some ways, of the modern English intellectual tradition" He received his education at Oxford where he became proficient in law, medicine and the natural sciences. Giraldus Cambrensis , whose acquaintance he had made, introduced him, before 1199, to William de Vere , bishop of Hereford . Grosseteste aspired to a post in the bishop's household, but being deprived by death of this patron betook himself to the study of theology. It is possible that he visited Paris for this purpose, but he finally settled in Oxford as a teacher, and as head of Greyfriars His next preferment of importance was the chancellorship of the university. He gained considerable distinction as a lecturer, and was the first rector of the school which the Franciscans established in Oxford about 1224. Grosseteste's learning is highly praised by Roger Bacon , who was a severe critic. According to Bacon, Grosseteste knew little

22. Robert Grosseteste
    Robert Grosseteste. Bishop of Lincoln, 1253 O God, our heavenly Father, who raised up your faithful servant Robert Grosseteste to be a bishop and pastor  
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    Extractions: Psalm 23 Preface of a Saint (1) O God, our heavenly Father, who raised up your faithful servant Robert Grosseteste to be a bishop and pastor in your Church and to feed your flock: Give abundantly to all pastors the gifts of your Holy Spirit, that they may minister in your household as true servants of Christ and stewards of your divine mysteries; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen K eep watch over yourselves and over all the flock, of which the Holy Spirit has made you overseers, to shepherd the church of God that he obtained with the blood of his own Son. I know that after I have gone, savage wolves will come in among you, not sparing the flock. Some even from your own group will come distorting the truth in order to entice the disciples to follow them. Therefore be alert, remembering that for three years I did not cease night or day to warn everyone with tears. And now I commend you to God and to the message of his grace, a message that is able to build you up and to give you the inheritance among all who are sanctified. Psalm 112:1-9 Page 755, BCP

23. CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Robert Grosseteste
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    Extractions: Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... G > Robert Grosseteste A B C D ... Z Bishop of Lincoln and one of the most learned men of the Middle Ages Archbishop of Canterbury. Roger Bacon the many expressions of enthusiastic admiration which are to be found in his works. In the "Opus Tertium" he says: "No one really knew the sciences, except the Lord Robert, Bishop of Lincoln, by reason of his length of life and experience, as well as of his studiousness and zeal. He knew mathematics and perspective, and there was nothing which he was unable to know, and at the same time he was sufficiently acquainted with languages to be able to understand the saints and the philosophers and the wise men of antiquity." In theology proper we have the titles of between two and three hundred sermons and discourses of Grosseteste and of more than sixty treatises. There are commentaries on the Gospels, and on some of the books of the Old Testament, as well as an interesting collection of "Dicta", or notes for lectures and sermons. His Aristotelean studies were considerable. His commentaries on the logical works were repeatedly printed in the sixteenth century. His most valuable contributions, however, to the knowledge of

24. The Electronic Grosseteste
    Provides etexts of the Latin works of robert grosseteste (ca. 1170-1253), Bishop of Lincoln, touching on science, theology, philosophy and religion.  
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    Extractions: Contents Search Bibliography Project Staff ... Who was Grosseteste? Welcome to the Electronic Grosseteste, a web-site dedicated to providing electronic access to the Latin works of Robert Grosseteste (ca. 1170-1253). Materials relating to Grosseteste's life and the thirteenth century may also be found here. The British Academy provided the pump-priming funds in 1999-2000. Further funding was given by St Louis University in 2003/4. Access is freely available to all users, although some parts of the site will require registration (see our ) Users are also welcome to download texts in public domain, but there are concerning specific texts and images . Right: A 14th-century Portrait of Grosseteste: London, British Library , MS Royal 6.E.v, fol. 1ra. Reproduced with Permission.

25. Robert Grosseteste's Imagination Symbol. Play Grosseteste Roulette!
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26. Robert Grosseteste
    Article de Beno®t Beyer de Ryke extrait du Dictionnaire du Moyen Age, sous la dir. de Cl. Gauvard, A. de Libera, et M. Zink.  
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    Extractions: Article du Dictionnaire du Moyen Age , sous la dir. de Cl. Gauvard, A. de Libera, et M. Zink, Paris, Presses Universitaires de France, 2002. ROBERT GROSSETESTE (vers 1170-1253 Théologien et homme de science anglais, ce franciscain est parmi les plus importants penseurs de la première moitié du XIIIe siècle. Né vers 1168 dans une humble famille du Suffolk (dans le sud-est de l’Angleterre), il étudie les arts libéraux à Hereford et enseigne ensuite à Oxford. Plus tard, il conquiert le titre de maître en théologie, sans doute à Paris (entre 1209 et 1214), puis revient à Oxford pour y professer à nouveau et devenir le premier chancelier de l’université naissante. En 1229/1230, à l’invitation de son ministre provincial, il enseigne au studium franciscain, ce qui en fait le fondateur de l’école franciscaine d’Oxford (marquée par un fort intérêt pour les sciences et les mathématiques), laquelle sera brillamment illustrée par son disciple Roger Bacon. En 1235, tournant de sa vie, il est élu évêque de Lincoln, le plus grand diocèse d’Angleterre. Son activité y est très intense (et son zèle réformateur lui vaut quelques conflits, tant avec son propre chapitre qu’avec Rome). Il meurt en octobre 1253, âgé de plus de quatre-vingt ans. L’œuvre de Robert Grosseteste est très abondante, tant dans le domaine des sciences que dans celui de la philosophie, de l’exégèse et des traductions (chose rare pour un philosophe de l’époque, il maîtrisait le grec et connut un peu d’hébreu). On peut distinguer deux périodes dans sa production littéraire (comme dans sa vie). La première, qui est celle de l’enseignement, est marquée par les commentaires de la Bible (dont un

27. The Electronic Grosseteste: Texts
    This site contains over 50 authentic texts of robert grosseteste, which comprises over a million words of Latin text. Users may examine and search texts  
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    Extractions: Search Bibliography Project Staff News ... Home This site contains over 50 authentic texts of Robert Grosseteste, which comprises over a million words of Latin text. Users may examine and search texts which are in public domain, and only search texts still under . The following list is ordered by the numbering found in S.H. Thomson's The Writings of Robert Grosseteste Super Psalterium Commentary on the Mystical Theology [ printed source Commentarius in VIII Libros Physicorum Aristotelis printed source Commentarius in Libros Analyticorum Posteriorum Aristotelis [ printed source De Libero Arbitrio I [ printed source De Libero Arbitrio II De Artibus Liberalibus (De Utilitate Arcium) De Calore Solis ... De Natura Locorum De Operacionibus Solis [ printed source De Ordine Emanandi Causatorum a Deo (De Eternitate Filii in Divinis) De Potentia et Actu De Scientia Dei ... De Veritate Proposicionis (De Veritate Futurorum Contingencium) Deus est (De confessione II) [printed source] Perambulavit Iudas (de confessione III ) [printed source] De Confessione et Modo Confitendi Peccata [printed source] Constituciones (Epistola 52bis) De Cura Pastorali (Epistola 127) De Dotibus [ printed source Meditaciones [ printed source Templum Dei [ printed source Grosseteste at the Papal Curia in 1250 [ printed source Sermons: 16 ("Tota pulchra es"), 30 ("Ecclesia Sancta celebrat"), 33 (Ex rerum initiatarum"), 43 ("Non est veritas"), 84 ("Maria optimam partem"), 85 ("Nostra conversacio in celis est"), 114 ("Ecce nunc dies salutis")

28. Grosseteste, Robert --  Encyclopædia Britannica
    grosseteste, robert English bishop and scholar who introduced into the world of European Christendom Latin translations of Greek and Arabic philosophical  
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29. Robert Grosseteste And Roger Bacon (from Philosophy, History Of) --  Encyclopæ
    robert grosseteste and Roger Bacon (from philosophy, history of) The newly translated Greek and Arabic treatises had an immediate effect on the University  
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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 changeTocNode('toc8648','img8648'); Robert Grosseteste and Roger Bacon William of Auvergne Bonaventure Albertus Magnus ... 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.

30. Grosseteste, Robert (ca. 1168-1253) -- From Eric Weisstein's World Of Scientific
    grosseteste, robert (ca. 11681253) grosseteste went back to the original Greek to make new translations not suffering from the corruption produced by  
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    Extractions: English theologian and scholar who fought for the inclusion of more science in the university curriculum. He studied at Oxford and became its first chancellor. He was one of the earliest to introduce Aristotle and the Greek corpus to Europe. He was also the teacher of Roger Bacon . Grosseteste went back to the original Greek to make new translations not suffering from the corruption produced by translating first to Arabic then to Latin. He was particularly interested in optics, using Alhazen as a guide. He experimented with mirrors and lenses and proposed a complicated explanation for the rainbow With experimentation and use of the hypothetico-deductive method, he began the modern scientific tradition. He had a mystic cosmology and cosmogony, in which light was divided into its original divine form ("lux") and its material corrupted form ("lumen"). Bacon (Roger)

31. Robert Grosseteste
    See also SH Thomson, The Writings of robert grosseteste (1940); J. McEvoy, The Philosophy of robert grosseteste (1987); R. Southern, robert grosseteste The  
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    Extractions: Reference Desk Encyclopedia Grosseteste, Robert Pronunciation Key Grosseteste, Robert Marsh and Roger Bacon , continued Grosseteste's work at Oxford after he was made (1235) bishop of Lincoln, then the most populous see of England. As bishop, Grosseteste was an indefatigable administrator and zealous reformer, visiting the monasteries, assigning suitable candidates to parish offices, and preaching to the people. Grosseteste fought for the maintenance of the Magna Carta. He thwarted efforts of Henry III to control ecclesiastical appointments, and as a member of the baronial council he supported the reforms of Simon de Montfort Innocent IV for his excessive exactions and for appointing foreigners to rich English benefices; he also attacked the Curia for its corruption and indolence. Some historians see in Grosseteste's protests against Rome an influence upon Wyclif and a foreshadowing of the Reformation Grosseteste was a prolific scholar. He knew Greek and probably Hebrew; his translations of, and commentaries on, Aristotle served as a foundation for the

32. MSN Encarta - Robert Grosseteste
    grosseteste, robert (circa 11751253), English bishop and scholar, Other Features from Encarta. Search Encarta for grosseteste, robert  
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34. NetSERF: People: Authors: Grosseteste, Robert (c. 1170-1253)
    An introduction to robert grosseteste along with a short bibliography of works to consult for more information. URL http//www.grosseteste.com/bio.htm  
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    Extractions: Home People Authors : Grosseteste, Robert (c. 1170-1253) >> These topics are cross-referenced. Robert Grosseteste : Biography An introduction to Robert Grosseteste along with a short bibliography of works to consult for more information. URL: http://www.grosseteste.com/bio.htm Revised: 17 October 2000

35. NetSERF: Literature: Works By Author: Grosseteste, Robert (c. 1170-1253)
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    Extractions: Home Literature Works by Author : Grosseteste, Robert (c. 1170-1253) >> These topics are cross-referenced. Electronic Grosseteste, The The Electronic Grosseteste is "a web-site dedicated to providing electronic access to the Latin works of Robert Grosseteste (ca. 1170-1253). Materials relating to Grosseteste's life, and the thirteenth century may also be found here." URL: http://www.grosseteste.com/ Revised: 17 October 2000

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37. Picture Of 'Portrait Of Robert Grosseteste' - British Library Images Online
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38. Grosseteste, Robert - Columbia Encyclopedia® Article About Grosseteste, Robert
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    Extractions: Click the link for more information. , continued Grosseteste's work at Oxford after he was made (1235) bishop of Lincoln, then the most populous see of England. As bishop, Grosseteste was an indefatigable administrator and zealous reformer, visiting the monasteries, assigning suitable candidates to parish offices, and preaching to the people. Grosseteste fought for the maintenance of the Magna Carta. He thwarted efforts of Henry III Henry III

39. Grosseteste, Robert
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40. Grosseteste
    Biography of robert grosseteste (11681253) robert grosseteste was educated at Oxford University. He became Chancellor of Oxford University in 1215  
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    Extractions: Version for printing Robert Grosseteste was educated at Oxford University. He became Chancellor of Oxford University in 1215 remaining in this post until about 1221. After this he held a number of ecclesiastical positions, then from 1229 to 1235 he was a lecturer in theology to the Franciscans. He became Bishop of Lincoln in 1235 and remained in this position until his death. As Bishop of Lincoln he attended the Council of Lyon (1245) and addressed the papal congregation at Lyon in 1250. Grosseteste worked on geometry, optics and astronomy. In optics he experimented with mirrors and with lenses. He believed that experimentation must be used to verify a theory by testing its consequences. In his work De Iride he writes:- This part of optics, when well understood, shows us how we may make things a very long distance off appear as if placed very close, and large near things appear very small, and how we may make small things placed at a distance appear any size we want, so that it may be possible for us to read the smallest letters at incredible distances, or to count sand, or seed, or any sort or minute objects. Grosseteste realised that the hypothetical space in which Euclid imagined his figures was the same everywhere and in every direction. He then postulated that this was true of the propagation of light. He wrote the treatise

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