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A writer, confessor and spiritual teacher from southern Germany, this friar wrote an influential work of medieval mysticism (Seven Roads of Eternity), emphasizing the affections and drawing on an impressive...
From Novara in the Lombardy region of Italy, he was an influential Master at Paris in the cathedral school of Notre Dame, wrote several commentaries on Biblical books, and served...
Italian Franciscan from Bologna, who wrote extensively on the city’s medieval University. Collaborator in publishing the early volumes of Scotus (1938-1943), he joined the Collegio S. Bonaventura at Quaracchi, where...
A native of England, from Patcham (Sussex), he joined the Friars Minor around 1250 and studied under Bonaventure at Paris. Regent master there (1269-71) and at Oxford (1271-74), later Minister...
A student of Alexander of Hales, from Middleton (Milton), this English friar was a prolific commentator on both Old and New Testaments at Paris, Regent Master there (1248-53) and at...
From Lugo in Galicia, he entered the Friars Minor and taught at Paris, becoming regent master there (1302-03), Minister Provincial of Santiago de Compostela and Minister General (1304). He encouraged...