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John Peckham

Archbishop of Canterbury

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John Peckham was a male Catholic priest, theologian, philosopher, and writer born in 1227 in Lewes. He was a member of the Franciscans, also known as the Order of Friars Minor. Peckham studied under Bonaventure and later taught Peter Olivi, William de la Mare, and Roger Marston. He wrote in Latin and is described in the Encyclopædia Britannica 11th edition.

He died on December 8, 1292, in Canterbury and was buried in Canterbury Cathedral. His consecrator was Nicholas III. Peckham authored 42 works, including Exoneratorium Curatoru[m], Perspectiva tribus libris succinctis denuo correcta, et figuris illustrata per Pascasium Hamellium, and the Registrum Epistolarum Fratris Johannis Peckham, Archiepiscopi Cantuariensis.

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Died: 1292
Works: 42

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Exoneratorium Curatoru[m]
Perspectiva tribus libris succinctis denuo correcta, et figuris illustrata per Pascasium Hamellium ...
Exonoratorium Curatorũ
Registrum Epistolarum Fratris Johannis Peckham, Archiepiscopi Cantuariensis 3 Volume Set
Registrum Epistolarum Fratris Johannis Peckham, Archiepiscopi Cantuariensis

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Instance of: human
Given name: John
Gender: male
Place of birth: Lewes
Place of death: Canterbury
Occupation: writer
Languages spoken: Latin
Religion: Catholic Church
Student of: Bonaventure
Religious order: Order of Friars Minor

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Commons category: John Peckham
date of death: 1292-12-08
described by source: Encyclopædia Britannica 11th edition
date of birth: 1227-00-00
Commons Creator page: John Peckham
place of burial: Canterbury Cathedral
student: Peter Olivi
consecrator: Nicholas III
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28 objects attributed to John Peckham, held across European museums, libraries & archives · via Europeana

Ioannis Archiepiscopi Cantvariensis Perspectivae Commvnis Libri Tres : Iam postremo correcti ac figuris illustrati

Perspectiva communis

Collectanevm Bibliorum : quinq[ue] libris sententias diuinae scripturae ad certos titulos, seu locos communes redigens

Johan[n]is Pithsani archiep[isco]pi Canthuariensis: ordinis fratrum mino[rum] liber de oculo morali foeliciter incipit : ego frater Mathias de wienna, ordinis beate dei genitricis marie de mo[n]te Carmeli ... tabula manifestare curaui ...

Perspectiva Commvnis : Ideo sic dicta, quod contineat elementa tēs optikēs, omnibus philosophiae studiosis necessaria. ...

Jo. Archiepiscopi Cantuariensis Perspectiua communis

Registrum epistolarum. Fratis Johannis Peckham, archiepiscopi cantuariensis ; edited by Charles Trice Martin. 1

I tre libri della perspettiva commune

Perspectiua Joannis pisani anglici viri religiosi vulgo cõmunis appellata rationes visus in radiationibus ac lineis visualib[us]. atq[ue] speculares formas imagĩes ... Jn florentissimo gymnasio Liptzensi emendatum atq[ue] in figuris ... rectificata

Perspectiva Commvnis. Ideo sic dicta, quod contineat elementa tēs optikēes, omnibus philosophiæ studiosis necessaria ; In hac enim doctrina inchoatæ disputatio[n]es philosophoru[m], de natura, & proiectione radiorum uisus, luminum, colorum & formarum absoluuntur ; In quibus & de speculis tractatur. [Johannes Peckham]. Summa cura & diligentia emendata, & ab infinitis quibus scatebat mendis repurgata, necnon in quibus deficiebat demo[n]strationibus restituta Per Georgium Hartmannum Norimbergensem

Perspectivae communis libri iam postremo correcti ac figuris illustrati.

Perspectiva communis (per Lucam Gauricum emendata.)

Collectaneum bibliorum quinque libris sententias divinae scripturae ad certos titulos, seu locos communes redigens ... Nunc a mendis quibus scatebat repurgatum

Perspectiva Commvnis : Ideo sic dicta, quod contineat elementa tēs optikēs, omnibus philosophiae studiosis necessaria. ...

$Perspectiua Joannis pisani anglici viri religiosi vulgo com[m]unis appellata : rationes visus in radiationibus ac lineis visualib[us] atq[ue] speculares formas imagi[n]es, ideasq[ue] visiuas, necnon reuerberationes refractiones linearum physicalium ad vnguem vsq[ue] declarans. In florentissimo gymnasio Liptzensi emendata atq[ue] in figuris ... diligentissime rectificata$

Perspectiua Joannis pisani anglici viri religiosi vulgo com[m]unis appellata : rationes visus in radiationibus ac lineis visualib[us] atq[ue] speculares formas imagi[n]es, ideasq[ue] visiuas, necnon reuerberationes refractiones linearum physicalium ad vnguem vsq[ue] declarans. In florentissimo gymnasio Liptzensi emendata atq[ue] in figuris ... diligentissime rectificata

Tractatus de numero et numerato - BSB Clm 23595

Perspectivae communis libris tres

Jo. Archiepiscopi Cantuariensis Perspectiua communis

Perspectiva Commvnis : Ideo sic dicta, quod contineat elementa tēs optikēs, omnibus philosophiae studiosis necessaria. ...

$Perspectiva Joannis pisani anglici viri religiosi vulgo communis appellata rationes visus in radiationibus ac lineis visualibus : atque speculares formas imagines, ideasque visivas, nec non reverberationes refractiones linearum physicalium ad unguem usque declarans, In florentissimo gymnasio Liptzensi emendata ...$

Perspectiva Joannis pisani anglici viri religiosi vulgo communis appellata rationes visus in radiationibus ac lineis visualibus : atque speculares formas imagines, ideasque visivas, nec non reverberationes refractiones linearum physicalium ad unguem usque declarans, In florentissimo gymnasio Liptzensi emendata ...