Medieval Theologians Theology Christianity

Information on Christian theologians of the Middle Ages, including Byzantine theology and Renaissance humanism. For the West, this includes theologians after Gregory the Great (d. 604) but before the Reformation. For the Christian East, the Byzantine period begins with theologians after John Damascene (d. circa 750).

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Wycliffe, John@
Hus, Jan
Peter Damian@
Isidore of Seville@
Nicholas of Cusa
Hugh of Saint-Victor
Eckhart, Meister@
Alexander of Hales
Abelard, Peter@
Biel, Gabriel
Richard of St. Victor@
Albertus Magnus@
Paschasius Radbertus@
Gregory Palamas@

Erasmus, Desiderius@
Llull, Ramon@
Gerson, Jean
Durandus of Saint-Pourçain
Duns Scotus, John@
Denis the Carthusian@
Symeon the New Theologian@
William of Ockham@
Peter Lombard
Bernard of Clairvaux@
Thomas Aquinas@
Nicholas of Lyra
Bede, The Venerable@
Bonaventure@

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A Guide to Thirteenth Century Theologians - Dates, extant works, and recent bibliography for Dominican, Franciscan, and secular masters at Paris and Oxford.
Gallery: Scholastic Superstars - Profiles of Peter Lombard, John Duns Scotus, Albert medieval the Great, theologians and Bonaventure. Written for a popular medieval audience.

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