61. Albertus Magnus Already called the Great (magnus), albertus was accepted as an authority equalto Aristotle in 16, 1931, Pope Pius XI declared him a saint and a doctor of http://chemistry.mtu.edu/~pcharles/SCIHISTORY/AlbertusMagnus.html

Albertus Magnus Albert, b. c.1200, d. Nov. 15, 1280, was a medieval German (Swabian) theologian, scholastic philosopher, and scientist who is best known as the teacher of Thomas Aquinas. In his own day, however, Albertus had greater renown than his illustrious pupil. Already called "the Great" (Magnus), Albertus was accepted as an authority equal to Aristotle in philosophy and was known as "the universal doctor" for his work in natural science. Albert was beatified by Gregory XV in 1622. On Dec. 16, 1931, Pope Pius XI declared him a saint and a doctor of the church. Feast day: Nov. 15. James A. Weisheipl Bibliography: Kovach, F. J., and Shahan, R. W., eds., Albert the Great (1980); Haren, Michael, Medieval Thought, 2d ed. (1992); Schwertner, Thomas M., Saint Albert the Great (1932). Last modified on: Thursday, October 30, 1997.

62. Albertus Magnus Translate this page albertus magnus Beitrage zu seiner Wuurdigung. Essai de bibliographie albertinienne,dans Maitre Albert, Revue Thomiste, saint-Maximin (Var), sd p.198-238. http://antology.rchgi.spb.ru/Albertus_Magnus/_biblio.rus.html

Albertus Magnus Alberti Magni. Les admirables, secrets, contenant plusieurs traiter sur la conception des femmes et Les vertus des herbes, Cologne, 1706. Alberti Magni. De De virtutibus herbarum, lapidum et animalium quarundam libellus. Lugoluni, 1596. Postilation in Apocalipsim. Basil, 1506. Albertus Magnus. Summa Philosophie Naturalis. Albertus Magnus. Sermones aurei de Sacrosancto Eucharistie sacramento Argent circol, 1494. Albertus Magnus. De natura locorum, Vienna, 1514. De mineralibus libri V, 1519. Philosophiae naturalis Introductiones im libros Aristoteles, 1520. Bach J. Des Albertus Magnus Verhaltnis zu der Erkenntnislehre der Griechen und Romer, Araber und Juden, 1881. Darnert Ulrich. Die Erkenntnisiehre des Albertus Magnus gemessen anden Stufen der "Abstractio". Leipzig, 1934. Duhem P. Le systeme du monde, t.V; sur son attitude envers la science. Feiler W. Die Moral des Albertus Magnus, 1891.

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Saint Albertus Magnus Biography Saint Albertus Magnus Biography Saint Albertus Magnus - 11931280, Dominican philosopher. Called the “Universal Doctor,” he was the teacher of St. Thomas Aquinas. Also a scientist, and was the first to produce arsenic in a free form. Saint Albertus Magnus Biography Links: Add a Saint Albertus Magnus Biography Link Biographical Dictionary

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Who What Where When ... Ziller Albertus Magnus born c. 1200, , Lauingen an der Donau, Swabia [Germany] died Nov. 15, 1280, Cologne; canonized Dec. 16, 1931; feast day November 15 Albertus was the eldest son of a wealthy German lord. After his early schooling, he went to the University of Padua, where he studied the liberal arts. He joined the Dominican order at Padua in 1223. He continued his studies at Padua and Bologna and in Germany and then taught theology at several convents throughout Germany, lastly at Cologne. During his final years he made two long journeys from Cologne. In 1274 he attended the second Council of Lyon, France, and spoke in favour of acknowledging Rudolf of Habsburg as German king. In 1277 he traveled to Paris to uphold the recently condemned good name and writings of Thomas Aquinas, who had died a few years before, and to defend certain Aristotelian doctrines that both he and Thomas held to be true. Additional Reading Studies of Albertus' life and work include Thomas M. Schwertner, St. Albert the Great (1932); James A. Weisheipl (ed.), Albertus Magnus and the Sciences (1980); and Francis J. Kovach and Robert W. Shahan (eds.), Albert the Great: Commemorative Essays (1980).

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ALBERTUS MAGNUS' A Daemonibus Docetur "The Key To One's Ultimate Truth" Passages from the diary of the Comte de Saint Germain : Paris, 1749 AD " I recently discovered this strange box in the archives of the masonic lodge "Grand Orion de France" in Paris, of which I am part. It made me think immediately of one of the music boxes Msr. Philippe Lemarchand produces, and which I intend to purchase. But, according to the documents that I found with it, this very box is much older." Click diagrams to enlarge. "These documents, which some think might have been written by Christian Rosencreutz, founding father of the Rose-Croix, explain this box. "The Key to one’s Ultimate Truth" as it's called, would have been produced around the year 1275 by the well known alchemist Albert le Grand, ( "Albertus Magnus" as he is referred here), and might be the key to the fullfilment of one’s ultimate quest for truth." Click diagram to enlarge. "I have been studying this object for a few weeks now, and here are my conclusions at this point: According to the writer of the documents, it seems to have been made with three different metals: The light parts with a gold based alliage, the dark parts with lead, and the red parts with an unknown alliage. The only thing the writer seems to know for certain about this last alliage is that human blood was part of its composition."

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ALBERTUS MAGNUS CIRCLE Upcoming Discussion and Announcements Spurred by our University's mission to pursue truth through the mutually illuminating powers of human intelligence and Christian faith, Marquette scientists, philosophers and theologians formed this faculty group in November 1998 to serve primarily as a forum for discussing issues at the boundaries of their disciplines. The name "Albertus Magnus Circle" was chosen in honor of St. Albert the Great, the 13th century theologian and natural philosopher who is the patron saint of natural scientists today. In the spirit of St. Albert, who distinguished between knowledge gained through faith and knowledge gained exclusively through human reason but who also perceived their connection, participating faculty identified the following purposes for the group: 1) To provide a setting within which Marquette professors in the Theology, Philosophy and various science departments can discuss issues at the boundaries of their disciplines; 2) To nurture respect for one another's disciplines by better understanding their distinctive data, methods, scopes and limitations;

68. Albertus Magnus College The Dominican Sisters of saint Mary of the Springs founded AlbertusMagnus College in New Haven, Connecticut, in 1925. The strong http://www.columbusdominicans.org/whatwedo/education/amc.htm

What We Do Education / Albertus Magnus College What We Do Ecology Shepherd's Corner Alliance ... St. Mary's Albertus Magnus College The Dominican Sisters of Saint Mary of the Springs founded Albertus Magnus College in New Haven, Connecticut, in 1925. Originally founded as a residential college for women, today it is a co-educational institution of higher learning. The college now offers over thirty undergraduate and three graduate degrees, and has incorporated a variety of innovative programs to assist adult learners. The strong emphasis on the liberal arts remains, as do the Dominican traditions of scholarly inquiry, contemplation and the search for truth. The College's ultimate goal is to give its students the education that will enable them after their college years to lead productive and gratifying lives, both professionally and personally. It seeks a combination of learning that is scholarly and humanistically enlarging with intellectual preparation that is practical in its application. Albertus Magnus College remains faithful to the Judeo-Christian tradition and to its Catholic heritage, aware of and ready to respond to the evolving needs of its own students and of society at large.

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COLLEEN McCLUSKEY (Ph.D., Iowa, 1997) is associate professor of philosophy. Her areas of interest are medieval philosophy (esp. action theory), ethics (esp. medieval ethics), philosophy of religion, and feminist philosophy. Her papers include: "Happiness and Freedom in Aquinas's Theory of Action" in Medieval Philosophy and Theology, "The Roots of Ethical Voluntarism" forthcoming in Vivarium, "Worthy Constraints in Albertus Magnus's Theory of Action" forthcoming in Journal of the History of Philosophy, and "Albertus Magnus and Thomas Aquinas on the Freedom of Human Action" Recent graduate seminars include "Aquinas and Scotus on Free Will", and her current seminar is "Feminist Ethics". Dr. McCluskey also directs the Latin Reading Group. Email can be sent to mcclusc@slu.edu Barber Beabout Berman ... Saint Louis University

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THE MONASTERY LINK Take heed therefore unto yourselves, and to all the flock, over the which the Holy Ghost hath made you overseers, to feed the church of God, which he hath purchased with his own blood. (NewT:Acts 20:28) Perfecting the world and the soul was the true alchemist's mission. Even as early as 300 AD, we find this to be a driving force. Here is an excerpt from a letter Zosimos the Wise wrote his former sweetheart, Theosobeia of Constantinople: "He who will devote himself to the great work must be free from selfishness and greed and filled with piety and goodwill. He must know the true times of the planets, the magic formulae and processes, and the magic substances. Fruitless are all efforts of the unlearned and the deceitful, who strive not after knowledge but after goldafter the curing of the incurable malady of poverty, a curing which they might have attained by other means, as by marrying a rich wife with a great dowry." ( The Goldmakers , page 29.) External Link: Allegories of Zosimos of Panoplis Is it any wonder then that many alchemists were monks? A true alchemist was working towards the salvation of the natural world. Many worked from scrolls captured during the Crusades. What better laboratory than a monastery, safe from the greedy intentions of profane? Though there were alchemists in almost every Holy Order, I ( Amanda Doerr ) will just deal with the two most influential, the Dominicans and Franciscans.

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Albertus Magnus from Lives of Alchemystical Philosophers, based on materials collected in 1815 by Arthur Edward Waite Albert , joined to a laudable curiosity in so great a philosopher, say the original "Lives of Alchemysticall Philosophers," did not allow him to pass by the Hermetic science without giving it due attention. opera omnia , there is no trace of sorcery. In one place he declares formally that "all those stories of demons prowling in the regions of the air, and from whom the secrets of futurity may be ascertained, are absurdities which can never be admitted by sober reason." The works on incredible secrets, so numerously attributed to him, are, therefore, condemned as spurious, Albertus Magnus having no more hand in their production than in the invention of the cannon and the pistol, which has been attributed to him by Matthias de Luna. So early, however, as the year 1480 the Great Chronicle of Belgium records him magnus in magia, major in philosophia, maximus in theologia . It is futile for the historians of his order to argue that Albert never applied himself to the Hermetic art, says an anonymous writer. His books alone those which are his incontestably bear witness to his alchemical erudition, and as a physician he carefully examined what regards Natural History, and above all the minerals and metals. His singular experiments are recorded in the Secretum Secretorum , which first appeared at Venice in 1508.

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