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Thomas Bradwardine

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Thomas Bradwardine

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Also known as Thomas Bradwardin

English cleric, mathematician and courtier (c.1300–1349)

Person · Open Library

Born
1290?
Died
1349
Works
14

Top works

  • Arithmethica thome b[r]auardini
  • Tractatus proportionum Alberti de Saxonia
  • [Q]uonia[m] ex t[er]mi[ni]s fiu[n]t p[ro]po[si]c[ion]es ...
  • Geometria speculativa
  • Preclarissimum mathematicaru[m] opus in quo contine[n]tur perspicacissimi mathematici Thome Brauardini arismetica [et] eiusdem geometria necno[n] et sapientissimi Pisani Carturiensis Perspectiua q[uae] co[n]is i[n]scribit[ur] cu[m] acutissimis Ioa[n]nis d[e] Assia sup[er] eade[m] persp[er]tiua questionibus annexis vna cum figuris omnib[us] vnicuiq[ue] op[er]i req[ui]sitis

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Music · MusicBrainz

Type
Person
Country
NO
Active from
1980-07-04

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Quotes

  • The mischievous Pelagians maintain that this sort of grace is not given freely by God but is to be obtained by preceding merits. I myself was once so foolish and empty, when I first applied myself to the study of philosophy, as to be seduced by this error.
  • God gives his grace freely, in the strictest sense of the word, and without merit on the part of man. For if God did not bestow his grace in this perfectly gratuitous manner, but on account of some subordinate contingent uncertain cause, he could not possibly foresee how he should bestow his free gifts.

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