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CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Richard of St. Victor
Theologian, native of Scotland, but the date and place of his birth are unknown; d. 1173 and was commemorated on 10 March in the necrology of the abbey. He was professed at the monastery of St. Victor under the first Abbot Gilduin (d. 1155) and was a disciple of the great mystic Hugo whose principles and methods he adopted and elaborated. [eng] |
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On the Trinity, Book One
By Richard of St. Victor. [eng] |
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Richard of St.-Victor
Made prior in 1162, Richard was the author of exegesis and of theological treatises that influenced St. Bonaventure and other Franciscan mystics. Richard's major works include Benjamin major and Benjamin minor, which outline the stages of contemplation, the end of which is absorption into the Divine Beloved. De trinitate presents the necessary reasons for faith, based on experience. Richard teaches that one can reach the essentials of Christian trinitariam theology through speculative reason based on data from the senses. [eng] |
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The Cell of Self-Knowledge - I. A TREATISE NAMED BENJAMIN
A paraphrase of Richard of St. Victor's "Benjamin Minor". [eng] |
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