Early in life, this philosopher composed an allegorical French romance, Chasteau d'Amour.
Early in life, this philosopher composed an allegorical French romance, Chasteau d'Amour. He rebuts Aristotle in claiming that a divine eternity exists outside of earthly time in his treatise On the Finitude of Motion of Time, and repeats that claim in his theological masterpiece, the Hexaemeron. The first to offer an extant Latin translation of the Nicomachean Ethics, he discussed implications of God's knowledge of the future in his De libero arbitrio, or On Free Decision. He argued that first form, or corporeity, must have been instantaneously projected into all dimensions in his signature philosophical work De Luce, or On Light. Also known as the friend and teacher of Franciscan scholar Adam Marsh, FTP, name this Bishop of Lincoln during the 13th century, an English medieval philosopher often praised by his other student Roger Bacon.
Early in life, this philosopher composed an allegorical French romance, Chasteau d'Amour.
Robert {Grosseteste}