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85. Section 7. The Pontificate Of John XXII 1316-1334 peter john olivi (d. 1298), whose writings were widely circulated, had declaredhimself in favor of Nicolas’ bull, with the interpretation that the use of http://www.ccel.org/s/schaff/hcc6/htm/ii.ii.vi.htm

§ 7. The Pontificate of John XXII 1316–1334. Clement died April 20, 1314. The cardinals met at Carpentras and then at Lyons, and after an interregnum of twenty seven months elected John XXII., 1316–1334, to the papal throne. He was then seventy-two, and cardinal-bishop of Porto. Said to be the son of a cobbler of Cahors, short of stature, c, John was, upon the whole, the most conspicuous figure among the popes of the fourteenth century, though not the most able or worthy one. He was a man of restless disposition, and kept the papal court in constant commotion. The Vatican Archives preserve 59 volumes of his bulls and other writings. He had been a tutor in the house of Anjou, and carried the preceptorial method into his papal utterances. It was his ambition to be a theologian as well as pope. He solemnly promised the Italian faction in the curia never to mount an ass except to start on the road to Rome. But he never left Avignon. His devotion to France was shown at the very beginning of his reign in the appointment of eight cardinals, of whom seven were Frenchmen. The four notable features of John’s pontificate are his quarrel with the German emperor, Lewis the Bavarian, his condemnation of the rigid party of the Franciscans, his own doctrinal heresy, and his cupidity for gold.

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87. Links To (franciscan) Sources Eschatology and Millennial studies Servidor Franciscano Development of the Canonof the NT Encyclopaedia catholica Burr s peter john olivi site peter Aureol http://users.bart.nl/~roestb/franciscan/links.htm

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88. Ramon Llull (1232-1316) Llull knew well the notorious Arnold of Vilanova who, since the deathof peter john olivi, was the leading Spiritual of the time. http://www-mat.upc.es/grup_de_grafs/logo/llull_bio.htm

Ramon Llull (1232-1316) Johnston, Mark D. The spiritual logic of Ramon Llull. - Oxford : Clarendon Press, 1987. Ramon Llull was born on the island of Majorca, probably in 1232. He was the only child of a wealthy French-descended merchant from Barcelona who settled on Majorca with James I of Aragon after the king conquered the island from the Moors in 1229. Llull was raised and educated at Court during the latter part of his early years, about which little is known. He was eventually appointed seneschal to the young James II of Majorca, who received the island from his father in 1253. Traditional accounts have left colourful stories about Llull's gay life at court, especially his amorous exploits and cultivation of the troubadour lyric. He married one Blanca Picany in 1257, and had two children. Sometime in 1263 or 1264, however, Llull underwent a profound religious conversion, induced by repeated visions of Christ crucified. At this time Llull is said to have conceived the three great goals of his life's work as a missionary and procelyte; these form the indispensable context for any understanding of his doctrines and activities. They were: (1) the founding of schools to teach missionaries the oriental languages, (2) the writing of a book to prove Christian doctrine, and (3) the propagation of the Faith among the infidels. Inspired by a Franciscan sermon, Llull renounced his life at court, sold all his goods, and went on pilgrimages to Rocamadour, Compostela, and other shrines.

89. "Antichrist In Our Midst - Works" - Iconbusters peter john olivi, 14th century French Roman Catholic Franciscan Spiritualleader, excommunicated for broadcasting his heretical views. http://www.iconbusters.com/iconbusters/works-antichrist-midst.htm

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91. CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Pierre Jean Olivi Visit New Advent for the Summa Theologica, Church Fathers, Catholic Encyclopedia and more. his Decretal "Exiit" (1279), olivi, then at Rome, was the rule. olivi soon became the principal spokesman by john XXII, when the fact that Louis the Bavarian used olivi's writings http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/11245a.htm

Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... O > Pierre Jean Olivi A B C D ... Z Pierre Jean Olivi (PETRUS JOHANNIS) Nicholas III prepared his Decretal "Exiit" (1279), Olivi, then at Rome, was asked to express his opinion with regard to Franciscan poverty ( usus pauper (1) the moment Our Lord's body was transfixed by the lance, (2) the manner in which the soul is united to the body, (3) the baptism of infants. Middle Ages , and states (ibid., 448) that the denunciation of his theological doctrine was rather a tactical measure of the adversaries of the severe principles of poverty and reform professed by Olivi. For the rest, Olivi follows in many points the doctrine of St. Bonaventure. The numerous but for the most part unedited works of Olivi are appropriately divided by Ehrle into three classes: (3) Works on observance of Franciscan Rule (see FRANCIS, RULE OF SAINT). EBRLE, Petrus Johannis Olivi, sein Leben u. seine Schriften in III (Berlin, 1887), 409-552; IDEM, Die Vorgesch, d. Concils von Vienne, ibid., II, 353-416; DANOU. Hist, litt. de la France

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95. H-France Reviews In particular,he takes inspiration from the work of Michael Wolff, who links PeterJohn olivi s formation of the concept of impetus to his economic analysis of http://www3.uakron.edu/hfrance/reviews/smoller.html

Joel Kaye Economy and Nature in the Fourteenth Century: Money, Market Exchange, and the Emergence of Scientific Thought . Cambridge Studies in Medieval Life and Thought, 4th series, volume 35. Cambridge, U.K. and New York: Cambridge University Press, 1998, 2000 (pb). x + 273 pp. Notes, index, and bibliography. $64.95 U.S. (cl). ISBN 0-521-57276-2; $22.95 U.S. (pb). ISBN 0-521-79386-6. Review by Laura A. Smoller, University of Arkansas at Little Rock, for H-France, August 2001. ordo rerum maintained by an active ordering intelligence. In so arguing, Kaye places himself squarely within recent trends in the history of science that move beyond the older "internalist" focus on textual traditions and the pedigrees of ideas to an awareness of the social setting of scholars and ideas. In particular,he takes inspiration from the work of Michael Wolff, who links Peter John Olivi's formation of the concept of impetus to his economic analysis of capitale He begins, however, with a chapter detailing both the economic world of fourteenth-century Europe and the involvement of Oxford and Paris scholars in that world. More than simply rehearsing the details of the rise of a money economy in medieval Europe, Kaye focuses on such disruptions as the repeated revaluations of French coinage beginning with Philip IV as revealed in French royal ordonnances Chapters 2 through 5 detail the ways in which scholastic authors attempted to make sense of the new monetized economy in their economic theory. In chapter 2, Kaye analyzes one key source for medieval economic theory, Aristotle’s treatment of money and exchange in the

96. Radical Faith - Exploring Faith In A Changed World In 1283 the battle claimed its first victim in southern France when PeterJohn olivi, a leading spokesman for the Spirituals, was censured. http://homepages.which.net/~radical.faith/misc/burr.htm

Radical Faith Home Reviews Hypertext Thought map ... About this site Email Comments No broadband? Tired of tracking back to find the page you started from? Try opening a new window by pressing SHIFT and clicking on a link. To get back just close the window. The abuse of captives reported recently in Iraq is nothing new. It has been repeated in every generation and every nation over millennia. What is less familiar is an increasing knowledge of why people do such things. So, for example, nothing could have been more "pure" than the motives of some (but not all) of the inquisitors appointed by the papacy centuries ago. They acted to rescue the Church from dreadful contamination, and their victims from even worse tortures in hell. The Inquisition: An Introduction by David Burr, Fordham University, USA W hen medieval people used the word "inquisition" they were referring to a judicial technique, not an organization. There was , in fact, no such thing as "the Inquisition" in the sense of an impersonal organization with a chain of command. Instead there were "inquisitors of heretical depravity", individuals assigned by the Pope to inquire into heresy in specific areas. They were called such because they applied a judicial technique known as inquisitio , which can be translated as "inquiry" or "inquest."

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