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| + | * Moralitates | ||
| + | * Sermones | ||
| + | * Summulae dialectices | ||
| + | * Syncategoremata | ||
| + | * Tractatus super Psalterium | ||
| + | * Vita Sancti Edmundi | ||
==Secondary sources == | ==Secondary sources == | ||
Revision as of 17:31, 24 January 2009
Robert Bacon studied in Paris around 1210, became Master of Arts around 1219. His theology teacher was Johannes von Abbeville in Paris. Around 1227 he was a regent master in theology. In 1229 he was a regent master at Oxford.
In 1229/30 he entered the Dominican order. He was a friend of Grosseteste, Fishacre, and Edmund de Abingdon. From 1234-1238 he was a teacher in Theology at Oxford. He died 1248 at Oxford.
Life
Work
Influence
Primary sources
- Moralitates
- Sermones
- Summulae dialectices
- Syncategoremata
- Tractatus super Psalterium
- Vita Sancti Edmundi
