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64. JOHN PHILOPONUS This impetus theory was revived in the thirteenth century by peter john olivi(c. 12481298) and has been incorporated into modern physics as momentum or http://www.rae.org/philop.html

JOHN PHILOPONUS, ARISTOTLE'S EARLY CREATIONIST CRITIC Author: Dan Graves Subject: History Date: 6/24/1998 Essays by Author Essays by Subject Essays by Date Article adapted from the Dan Graves' book, Scientists of Faith The first to present his case seems right until another comes forward and questions him. Proverbs 18:17. The power of the creationist view can be better seen at the very outset of Western science in the person of John Philoponus. Aristotle (384-322 B.C.), the ancient Greek philosopher and scientist whose views still reverberate today, did more than perhaps any other thinker to shape pre-Christian science. But his theories, while innovative for his day, often combined brilliant insights with a good deal of nonsense-nonsense that opposed several fundamental tenets of first Judaism and then Christianity. Significantly, Aristotle's most serious critic in the first seven hundred years was John Philoponus, an Alexandrian Christian. In response to Aristotalian error, Philoponus forged a sustained attack against Aristotle's chief proponent during the seventh century A.D., a Greek philosopher named Simplicius. Fortunately for modern science, Simplicius often responded to those attacks with long quotations from Philoponus, inadvertantly preserving his opponent's work for posterity. Philoponus's application of Christian theology to physics prefigured a new era in science. The Alexandrian scholar was the first to combine scientific cosmology (the study of the nature of the universe) with monotheism and the Christian doctrine of creation. In doing so, Philoponus anticipated not only the findings but also the methods of modern science. He controlled his observations in the manner of genuine research, although it is not certain he ever progressed beyond thought experiments-that is, experiments carefully thought out, but not actually performed.

65. HighBeam Research: ELibrary Search: Results Scotus s emergence at the very sunt in arte aeterna. ) Both Aquinasand peter john olivi recite this standard argument 14. http://www.highbeam.com/library/search.asp?FN=AO&refid=ency_refd&search_thesauru

66. Mission San Luis Obispo: Saint Louis Of Toulouse peter john olivi, the great Franciscan Spiritual, was also one of their friends,who on 18 May, 1295, wrote them a long letter, published by Ehrle in Archiv f http://www.missionsanluisobispo.org/saintlouis.htm

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67. Aquinas, Scotus, Ockham (Spring 2005) including logic (which is more like what we would call semantics), with specialattention to Aquinas, Henry of Ghent, Scotus, peter john olivi, Ockham, and http://www.uiowa.edu/~phil/williams/155s05.htm

Aquinas, Scotus, Ockham Spring 2005 Course Description On the Principles of Nature Course Requirements Class participation (10%) Two fifteen-minute class presentations on assigned reading (20%) In-class midterm examination (20%) 12- to 15-page paper (25%) In-class final examination (25%) Outline of Topics and Readings Introduction The Recovery of Aristotle (Week 1) Metaphysics Some general themes: Aquinas, On the Principles of Nature The metaphysics of created being: selections from Aquinas and Scotus (Weeks 3 and 4) The problem of universals: Aquinas and Scotus (Week 5) Cognition Cognition in Aquinas (Week 6) Cognition in Henry and Scotus (Week 7) Later developments in the theory of cognition: Olivi, Ockham, and others (Week 8) Key developments in the New Logic (Week 9) Ethics Aquinas on the foundations of ethics: happiness and human action (Week 12) Aquinas on the foundations of ethics: natural law and the virtues (Week 13) Scotus on the foundations of ethics: the ultimate end and the moral law (Week 14) Scotus on the foundations of ethics: will and virtue (Week 15)

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69. Seznam Akademických Filozofů Gilles; john Treviso; john Wyclif, (narozený 1324); Landulph Caracciolo; Lawrencede peter Lombard; peter Musandinus; peter olivi; peter Poitiers (kanovník); peter http://wikipedia.infostar.cz/l/li/list_of_scholastic_philosophers.html

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70. Directory - Reference: Biography: O 14) Oldfield, Terry@ (1) Oldman, Gary@ (22) Olds, Sharon@ (2) Olesha, Yuri Karlovich@(1) Oleynik, Larisa@ (80) Olin, Lena@ (9) olivi, peter john@ (3) Olmsted http://www.incywincy.com/default?p=552999

71. Sommario Volumi Translate this page DAVID FLOOD, peter of john olivi and the End of History, pp. 137-160. RICHARD CROSS,AbsoluteTime peter john olivi and the Bonaventurian Tradition, pp. 261-300. http://www.filosofia.lettere.unipd.it/storf/medioevo/indice3.html

MEDIOEVO Rivista di storia della filosofia medievale Sommario dei volumi 21 - 28 Volume XXI - 1995 PAUL GILBERT, Analyse lexicale des mots quaestio et quaerere chez Anselme de Cantorbry, pp. 1-29. CECILIA TRIFOGLI, Due questioni sul movimento nel commento alla Physica di Thomas Wylton, pp. 31-73. SILVIA DONATI, Physica I , 1: linterpretazione dei commentari inglesi nella Translatio vetus e la loro recezione del commento di Averro, pp. 75-255. STEFANO CAROTI, Da Walter Burley al Tractatus de sex inconvenientibus . La tradizione inglese della discussione medievale De reactione , pp. 257-374. MAARTEN, J.F.M. HOENEN, Ista prius inaudita Eine neuentdeckte Vorlage der Docta ignorantia und ihre Bedeutung fur die fruhe Philosophie des Nikolaus von Kues, pp. 375-476. MARIO PANGALLO, Deus, speculatio et cursus La ricerca di Dio ( Quaerere Deum ) in Niccol Cusano, pp. 477-507. Note e discussioni SHULAI ELKATIP, Individuation and Duns Scotus, pp. 509-526. Volume XXII - 1996 ENRICO PEROLI, Platonismo e cristianesimo: Gregorio di Nissa e il problema dellanima, pp. 1-38.

72. Centro Interdipartimentale Per Ricerche Di Filosofia Medievale "Carlo Giacon" Translate this page David Flood, peter of john olivi and the End of History. Richard Cross,AbsoluteTime peter john olivi and the Bonaventurian Tradition. http://www.filosofia.lettere.unipd.it/ricerca/centro_giacon.htm

Centri di ricerca Centro Interdipartimentale per Ricerche di Filosofia Medievale "Carlo Giacon" Il Centro Interdipartimentale per Ricerche di Filosofia Medievale "Carlo Giacon", fondato nel 1964, ha lo scopo di promuovere ricerche e studi riguardanti la filosofia sviluppatasi dalla fine dell’età antica al periodo umanistico-rinascimentale. Il Centro ha come principali finalità quelle di: di intraprendere ricerche che devono mirare soprattutto a portare alla luce testi ed aspetti della cultura filosofica, teologica e scientifica medievale tuttora sconosciuti o per lo meno inediti, e che per la loro importanza possano contribuire ad una sempre più approfondita conoscenza e valorizzazione del pensiero medievale; di promuovere gli studi sulla trasmissione di alcune dottrine della filosofia greca, attraverso i filosofi arabi ed ebraici, ai filosofi medioevali latini; Il Centro ha tenuto numerosi convegni internazionali, tra i quali si ricorda quello su "Marsilio da Padova" (18-20 settembre 1980 e su "Primo umanesimo e Filosofia a Padova" (26-29 settembre 1985). Dal 1975 pubblica la rivista MEDIOEVO. Rivista di storia della filosofia medievale.

73. A Companion To Philosophy In The Middle Ages - Book Contents Kentucky). peter Abelard john Marenbon (Cambridge University). Dallas).peter olivi FrançoisXavier Putallaz (University of Fribourg). http://www.blackwellpublishing.com/contents.asp?ref=0631216723&site=1

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75. Vernacularity: The Politics Of Language And Style these connections, and focusing specifically on three issues the influence on Danteof the Spiritual Franciscan s patron saint, peter john olivi, and the http://www.uwo.ca/modlang/MedRen/conf99/abstracts/papka.html

v e r n a c u l a r i t y : intro: english intro: francais program participants ... links Prophecy and Heresy: Dante and the Dangers of Vernacular Religion Claudia R Papka The University of Massachusetts It's a good thing Dante died in 1321; if not, the bull Cum inter nonullos , promulgated by John XXII in 1323, might very well have killed himif not from the sheer shock of the assertion of "Peter" that Christ and the apostles had material possessions, then at the hands of the inquisition that made consent to that assertion a condition of orthodoxy. Though the bull itself is beyond the pale, as it were, of the Commedia , the events leading up to Cum inter nonullos are the indispensable context for a certain strand of discourse in the poema strand that connects poverty and apocalypse, and consequently also links Dante to the polemics of the Franciscan order in the first decades of the fourteenth century. I am exploring these connections, and focusing specifically on three issues: the influence on Dante of the Spiritual Franciscan's "patron saint," Peter John Olivi, and the condemnation of the Monarchia ; the ramifications for Dante of the vernacular and eventually heretical milieu in which Olivi's works were diffused; and the poetic repercussions of these links on the Commedia.

76. Medieval Sourcebook: Olivi: Apocalypse following is my translation,of a few passages, based on the critical edition byWarren Lewis in his 1972 Tübingen dissertation, peter john olivi Prophet of http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/source/olivi.html

Back to Medieval Source Book PETRUS IOHANNIS OLIVI: Selections from the Apocalypse Commentary Petrus Iohannis Olivi was one of the brightest scholars of his generation, and one of the most troublesome. He was blessed or cursed with an inquiring , original mind which frequently led him to question what those around him considered obvious, and he had a greater tolerance for ambiguity than most of his contemporaries. Born in 1247 or 1248, Olivi joined the Franciscan Order at the age of twelve and was eventually sent to study in Paris; yet questions about his orthodoxy prevented him from becoming a master. He was censured in 1283 and removed from his teaching post for a while, but in 1287 he was rehabilitated and made lector at the Franciscan house in Florence, a prestigious position. Olivi 's two years there did a great deal to cement relations between Italian and southern French reformers within the Franciscan Order, an alliance that would spell trouble for leaders in the early fourteenth century. In 1289 Olivi was soon sent back to his native southern France. He spent his remaining years there as lector in Franciscan houses at Montpellier and Narbonne. When he died in 1298 a thriving Olivi cult sprang up around his grave at Narbonne. Pilgrims to it included not only laity but clergy as well, even cardinals. For a while it seemed that he might become a saint, but instead his work was posthumously censured from 1318 on and his body quietly disposed of, we know not where.

77. Stanford Encyclopedia Of Philosophy Table Of Contents X Y Z. O. olivi, peter john (Robert Pasnau); ontological arguments(Graham Oppy); original position (Fred D Agostino). A B C http://setis.library.usyd.edu.au/stanford/archives/fall2001/contents.html

This is a file in the archives of the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy Fall 2001 Edition Table of Contents Search This Archive What's New Editorial Information Navigation Panel: A B C D ... Z A abstract objects (Gideon Rosen) actualism (Christopher Menzel) Aenesidemus see skepticism: ancient Agrippa see skepticism: ancient Albert of Saxony Alyngton, Robert (Alessandro Conti) analogy medieval theories of (E. Jennifer Ashworth) animal consciousness see consciousness: animal Anselm, Saint [Anselm of Bec, Anselm of Canterbury] (Thomas Williams) Aquinas, Saint Thomas (Ralph McInerny) argument see logic: informal Aristotle ethics (Richard Kraut) logic (Robin Smith) metaphysics (S. Marc Cohen) political theory (Fred Miller) psychology (Christopher Shields) artifact (Risto Hilpinen) attributes see properties Augustine, Saint (Michael Mendelson) Austin, John (Brian Bix) automated reasoning see reasoning: automated A B C ... Z B Beattie, James see Scottish Philosophy: in the 18th Century behaviorism (George Graham) being see existence being and becoming in modern physics see space and time: being and becoming in modern physics biology teleological notions in see teleology: teleological notions in biology Blair, Hugh

78. History Of Philosophy 39 at Paris in 1281, john Peckham, who, after teaching at Paris and at Oxford, succeededKilwardby in the see of Canterbury, and peter john olivi (12481298), {2 http://www.nd.edu/Departments/Maritain/etext/hop39.htm

Jacques Maritain Center History of Philosophy / by William Turner CHAPTER XXXIX THOMISTS AND ANTI-THOMISTS Sources . Besides the works of the philosophers to be mentioned under this head, we possess as valuable sources of information Denifle's Chartularium Universitatis Parisiensis and articles by Denifle, Ehrle, and others in the and in the Roland of Cremona, Richard Fitzacre , and Robert Kilwardby . It was owing to the influence of Kilwardby, who was archbishop of Canterbury, that the masters of the university of Oxford carried their opposition to Thomism so far as to censure as dangerous the denial of the rationes seminales and the affirmation of the unity of the substantial form in man. This was in 1277. In the following year, however, all opposition on the part of the Dominicans ceased, and in a general chapter of the order, held at Milan in that year, those who had opposed the teaching of St. Thomas in England were censured. The Franciscans, jealous for the reputation of the great teachers of their order, Alexander of Hales and St. Bonaventure, made common cause with those who objected to the doctrine of unity of substantial forms and to the denial of the rationes seminales doctrines which, as we have seen, were part of the Franciscan tradition.

79. British Academy PORTAL - Stanford Encyclopedia Of Philosophy (Philosophy) morality; nationalism; nature of law; philosophy of neuroscience; Nicholas ofAutrecourt; Friedrich Nietzsche; peter john olivi; omnipotence; panpsychism http://www.britac.ac.uk/portal/resource.asp?ResourceID=347

80. 15th Annual Medieval Symposium - Schedule Of Events Eastern Languages and Cultures “Rescuing Augustine and Bonaventure from the AverroistsAn Interpretive Essay of peter john olivi’s De Deo Cognoscendo”. http://www.indiana.edu/~medieval/symp2004.htm

Medieval Studies Institute Ballantine 442 Indiana University Bloomington, IN 47405 Email: mest@indiana.edu Phone: (812) 855-8201 The Medieval Graduate Circle presents The 16th Annual Medieval Studies Symposium March 5 - 6, 2004 Woodburn Hall 120 Indiana University Schedule of Events Friday, March 5 2:00 – 2:30 p.m. Registration, Woodburn 118 2:30 – 4:00 p.m. “History, Legend and the Invention of the Past” Woodburn 120 Moderator: Sharon Wailes, Germanic Studies Katie Lyn Peebles, Folklore and English “Medieval Touchstones” Jacques E. Merceron, French and Italian “Legends of Foundation of Marian Sanctuaries in Rural France Paul White, Germanic Studies “An Icelandic Anglo-Saxon Chronicle? The Evidence in the Kings’ Sagas” 4:10 – 6:10 p.m.

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