Parisian Licentiates in Theology, A.D. 1373-1500. A Biographical Register
Biographical note
Thomas Sullivan, O.S.B., Ph.D. (1982), University of Wisconsin-Madison, is a monk of Conception Abbey in Conception, Missouri. He is librarian of Conception Abbey and holds an appointment as Professor of History and Humanities at Conception Seminary College.
Readership
All those interested in intellectual history, the history of the late Middle Ages, church history and the history of religious orders, as well as the history of education and of the medieval university.
Reviews
'L'ensemble nous donnera une documentation très riche et fiable, qui nous permettra de mieux connaître le milieu dense et complexe de la Faculté de théologie de Paris à la fin du Moyen Age.'
Olga Weijers.
'…an important contribution and impressive piece of scholarship…extraordinary in its mastery of an enormous weatlh of scattered information…a tool for which all who seek to trace the careers and contributions of Parisian theologians will be thankful. It will greatly facilitate the work of those who seek to pursue the social history of the University of Paris and its graduates…the resource Sullivan has given scholars here is one that is sure to be integral in much further work on the question of education and society in the late Middle Ages.'
Paul W. Knoll, Sixteenth Century Journal/i>, 2005.
Olga Weijers.
'…an important contribution and impressive piece of scholarship…extraordinary in its mastery of an enormous weatlh of scattered information…a tool for which all who seek to trace the careers and contributions of Parisian theologians will be thankful. It will greatly facilitate the work of those who seek to pursue the social history of the University of Paris and its graduates…the resource Sullivan has given scholars here is one that is sure to be integral in much further work on the question of education and society in the late Middle Ages.'
Paul W. Knoll, Sixteenth Century Journal/i>, 2005.
Table of contents
Acknowledgements .... ix
Abbreviations ... xi
Introduction ..... 1
Licentiates in Theology at the University of Paris, AD 1373–1500 .... 13
Biographical Notices ... 50
Appendix One: Licentiates Belonging to Religious Orders Arranged Chronologically According to Religious Order ... 385
Appendix Two: Licentiates Belonging to Religious Orders Arranged by First Name ... 401
Bibliography ..... 409
Index ... 427
Abbreviations ... xi
Introduction ..... 1
Licentiates in Theology at the University of Paris, AD 1373–1500 .... 13
Biographical Notices ... 50
Appendix One: Licentiates Belonging to Religious Orders Arranged Chronologically According to Religious Order ... 385
Appendix Two: Licentiates Belonging to Religious Orders Arranged by First Name ... 401
Bibliography ..... 409
Index ... 427
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