Zdeněk z Labouně

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Zdeněk z Labouně ( also Zdenko de Labun ) was a Czech scholar, chaplain , dean and provost .

Life

1393 he put at the Charles University examination as Bachelor , and a few years later as a master of liberal arts . He was appointed Dean of the Chapter of All Saints at Prague Castle and in 1409 Rector of Prague University. In 1411 he took another bachelor's examination in medicine. At the request of Jan Hus , his follower Zdeněk z Labouně was arrested and tortured in January 1410 on the instructions of the city council. On January 22, 1410 he was dismissed from the office of rector. His successor was Jan Hus.

person

In addition to his theological training, he was also recognized as an astronomer.

Works

Zdeněk z Laboune wrote several quests which included not only theological but also astronomical topics:

  • Utrum in acutis egritudinibus dierum indicativorum et creticorum indicia ab oppositis signorum celestium aspectibus sunt sumenda
  • Utrum omnes actus animales ac humani prima principia effectiva naturalia sumant ex motibus astrorum, revolucionum, coniunccionum, aspectu atque locis ipsorum

bibliography

  • Magistri Iohannis Hus Quodlibet, ed.B. Ryba, 1948
  • J. Tříška: Literární činnost, 1967
  • J. Kejř: Kvodlibetní disputace, 1971
  • F. Šmahel: Directory, 1980
  • J. Tříška: Životopisný slovník, 1981
  • Dějiny Univerzity Karlovy I, 1995
personal data
SURNAME Labouně, Zdeněk z
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Zdenek z Laboune, Zdenko de Labun
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Czech scholar, chaplain, dean and provost
DATE OF BIRTH before 1393
DATE OF DEATH after 1411