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Richard of St. Victor (died 1173) was one of the first mystic theologicans of 12th century Paris, then a intellect center of Europe. Richard, the Scot, became prior of the abbey of Saint-Victor around Paris in 1162. His first operate, De Trinitate ("On the Trinity") contains his right-known philosophical work in which he stressed that it was imaginable to email a requisite of the doctrine of the Trinity by the process of speculative abstract thought. Richard got nifty influence in Bonaventure and the Franciscan mystics. look at likewise: [[Category:1173 deaths|Richard of St. | |
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Catholic Encyclopedia: Richard of St. Victor Biographical article on the 12th-century Scottish theologian, exegete, and mystic. "On the Trinity," Book One By Richard of St. Victor. Jonathan Couser translation. In pdf. 84K. A Treatise Named Benjamin A paraphrase of Richard of St. Victor's "Benjamin Minor;" some think that the paraphrase is the work of the author of "The Cloud of Unknowing." From Pepwell's collection, edited by Edmund G. Gardner. Each chapter in its own file. With notes. New Schaff-Herzog Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge: Richard of St. Victor Examination of his mystical theology. Includes bibliography. Requires ability to view PNG files. Richard of St.-Victor Brief biography, by Karen Rae Keck. |
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