Raimundus Toletanus

Raimundus Toletanus sive de Sauvetât fuit episcopus Oxomensis, deinde ab anno 1125 usque ad 1152 archiepiscopus Toletanus.^[1] Fuit francogallicus monachus Benedictinus^[2] natus in Gasconia.^[3] Maximus opus erat creatio coeti translatorum qua postremo notus sicut Schola translatorum Toletana qua non erat veritate schola sed corpus translatorum. Instaurationem Cathedralis Toletanae iussit reservanti parte aedificii 'scholae'. Coetus amissa recuperavit operarum antiquiorum et promovit traditiones progressorum momentorum in institutis medicinae, algebrae et astronomiae Toletanis.^[4]

Concilio Remensi interfuit anno 1148.^[5]

Notae

↑ Les Templiers et les Croisades, under 1125-1152 (Francogallice)
↑ Coloman Viola, Aristote au Mont Saint-Michel, note 80 (Francogallice)
↑ Prise de Cuenca : l'esprit de la "Reconquista" (Francogallice)
↑ C. Burnett, "Arabic-Latin Translation Program in Toledo", pp. 249–51, 270.
↑ Haring, Nicholas (1966). "Notes on the Council and the Consistory of Rheims (1148)". Mediaeval Studies 28: 39–59

Bibliographia

González Palencia, Ángel. El arzobispo Don Raimundo de Toledo y la escuela de traductores, Barcelona: Labor, 1942.

Nexus externus

Karl Mühlek, "Raimund (oder Raymund) von Toledo" in Biographisch-Bibliographisches Kirchenlexikon vol. 7 (Herzberg, 1994. ISBN 3-88309-048-4) , columnae 1286–1287 (Theodisce)

[1] Les Templiers et les Croisades, under 1125-1152 (Francogallice)

[2] Coloman Viola, Aristote au Mont Saint-Michel, note 80 (Francogallice)

[3] Prise de Cuenca : l'esprit de la "Reconquista" (Francogallice)

[4] C. Burnett, "Arabic-Latin Translation Program in Toledo", pp. 249–51, 270.

[5] Haring, Nicholas (1966). "Notes on the Council and the Consistory of Rheims (1148)". Mediaeval Studies 28: 39–59

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