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Hexaëmeron Robert Grosseteste ; edited by Richard C. Dales and Servus Gieben.
Series Auctores Britannici Medii Aevi ; 6Detalles de publicación: London New York Published for the British Academy by the Oxford University 1990, c1982.Descripción: xxix, 371 p. ill. 26 cmISBN:- 0197260993
- 231.7/65 19
- BS651 .G84 1982
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For thousands of years, the theme of creation has exerted a powerful fascination on people's minds. A work of critical importance in this tradition was the Hexaëmeron of Robert Grosseteste, a study of Genesis in the light of ancient and contemporary scientific writings. On the products of a period of intense intellectual activity from about 1228 to 1235, the work is deeply revealing about Grosseteste's own mind.
Includes indexes.
Bibliography: p. [351]-356.
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Robert Grosseteste was an important figure in the introduction of Aristotle and the initiator of the Oxford tradition of science. later exemplified in Roger Bacon. His thought, which brought a Neoplatonic reading to Aristotle, is old-fashioned by the standards of the latter half of the century. He held many important positions, being one of the first chancellors of Oxford University and, later, bishop of Lincoln, and was an influential advocate of the Franciscans.(Bowker Author Biography)