Robert Kilwardby

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Robert Kilwardby with cardinal hat

Robert Kilwardby OP (* around 1215 in the English county of Leicester , † September 10, 1279 in Viterbo ) was an English Dominican , philosopher , theologian . He was Archbishop of Canterbury and Cardinal Bishop of Porto and Santa Rufina .

Life

He studied in Paris and probably entered the Dominican order around 1245. He taught at Oxford and was Provincial of the Dominicans from 1261 to 1272 .

In 1272 he was made Archbishop of Canterbury and consecrated on February 26, 1273.

He became an opponent of the Aristotelian philosophical theology, especially that of Thomas Aquinas OP .

In 1274 he took part in the Second Council of Lyon .

In 1278 Pope Nicholas III appointed him . the cardinal bishop of Porto and Santa Rufina , after which he left England in July 1278 forever. He fell seriously ill in Italy and died a little later.

Works

  • De natura theologiae
  • De imagine et vestigio Trinitatis
  • De ortu scientiarum
  • De natura relationis
  • Sentence comment
  • Quaestiones de conscientia, de spiritu imaginativo, de relatione, de incarnatione, de paenitentia
  • Tabulae super Originalia Patrum
  • De unitate formarum
  • De tempore

literature

  • Marie-Dominique Chenu : Robert Kilwardby , in: Dictionnaire de théologie catholique 8/2 (1925), 2354–56.
  • José Filipe Silva: Robert Kilwardby , in: H. Lagerlund (ed.): Encyclopedia of Medieval Philosophy , Springer, Dordrecht 2011, 1148–53.
  • EMF Sommer-Seckendorff: Studies in the Life of Robert Kilwardby, OP , Dissertationes Historicae Fasc. VII, Institutum Historicum Fratum Praedicatorum Romae S. Sabinae, Rome 1937.

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Boniface of Savoy Archbishop of Canterbury
1273–1278
John Pecham