For 10 points, name this 13th and 14th century German theologian and mystic.
This man responded to the grief of the Queen of Hungary over the assassination of her father Albert I of Germany by writing her The Book of Divine Consolation. This man's lifelong project was to assemble his writings into a vast Opus Tripartitum. His disciple Johannes Tauler carried on his teachings with a close group called the Friends of God. He died during a heresy trial in Avignon before 28 of his propositions were condemned by Pope John XXII. This man delivered simple vernacular sermons which taught that the soul cannot be satisfied by a union with God and seeks to find a union with the distinct (*) Godhead. Karl Neumann and D.T. Suzuki compared this Dominican's teachings to Buddhist beliefs. For 10 points, name this 13th and 14th century German theologian and mystic.
This man responded to the grief of the Queen of Hungary over the assassination of her father Albert I of Germany by writing her The Book of Divine Consolation.
Meister Eckhart