Fifty Key Medieval Thinkers

• Chapter 1 AUGUSTINE OF HIPPO 354-430; Chapter 2 AMBROSE OF MILAN c.339-397; Chapter 3 JEROME c.345-420; Chapter 4 PS-DIONYSIUS c.500; Chapter 5 CASSIODORUS 484/90-before 584; Chapter 6 BOETHIUS c.480-524; Chapter 7 GREGORY THE GREAT c.540-604; Chapter 8 ISIDORE OF SEVILLE c.560-636; Chapter 9 BEDE 672/3-735; Chapter 10 PASCHASIUS RADBERTUS c.790-860; Chapter 11 JOHANNES SCOTUS ERIUGENA c.810-c.877; Chapter 12 HINCMAR OF RHEIMS c.806-882); Chapter 13 REMIGIUS OF AUXERRE c.841-c.908; Chapter 14 GERBERT OF AURILLAC (c. 940-1003); Chapter 15 BERENGAR OF TOURS c.before 1010-1088; Chapter 16 PETER DAMIAN 1007-72; Chapter 17 ANSELM OF CANTERBURY 1033-1109; Chapter 18 HUGH OF ST VICTOR c.1096-1142; Chapter 19 ADELARD OF BATH early twelfth century; Chapter 20 IVO OF CHARTRES c. 1040-1115; Chapter 21 MAIMONIDES 1138-1204; Chapter 22 RUPERT OF DEUTZ c. 1075-1129/30; Chapter 23 PETER ABELARD 1079-1142; Chapter 24 WILLIAM OF CONCHES c.1080-c. 1154; Chapter 25 BERNARD OF CLAIRVAUX 1090-1153; Chapter 26 ANSELM OF HAVELBERG c.1100-58; Chapter 27 AVERROES (IBN RUSHD) 1126-98; Chapter 28 PETER LOMBARD c. 1100-60; Chapter 29 JOHN OF SALISBURY c.1120-80; Chapter 30 HILDEGARD OF BINGEN 1098-1179; Chapter 31 JOACHIM OF FIORE c.1135-1202; Chapter 32 FRANCIS OF ASSISI 1181/2-1226; Chapter 33 ROBERT GROSSETESTE c.1170-1253; Chapter 34 ROGER BACON c.1214/20-92; Chapter 35 BONAVENTURE c. 1217-1274; Chapter 36 ALBERTUS MAGNUS c.1192/1200-1280; Chapter 37 THOMAS AQUINAS 1224/5-74; Chapter 38 SIGER OF BRABANT c.1240-c. 1284; Chapter 39 JOHANNES DUNS SCOTUS c. 1265-1308; Chapter 40 DANTE ALIGHIERI 1265-1321; Chapter 41 RAMON LLULL c. 1233-c. 1315; Chapter 42 MEISTER ECKHART c.1260-1327/8; Chapter 43 THOMAS BRADWARDINE c.1295-1349; Chapter 44 WILLIAM OF OCKHAM c.1285-1347; Chapter 45 BALDUS OF UBALDIS c.1319-1400; Chapter 46 JOHN WYCLIF c.1329-84; Chapter 47 PIERRE D'AILLY 1350-1420; Chapter 48 JEAN GERSON 1363-1429; Chapter 49 NICHOLAS OF CUSA 1401-64; Chapter 50 GABRIEL BIEL c. 1420-95; ;

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