Article ID: CBB753678029

Le opere dei sei giorni: artimetica ed esegesi secundum physicam in Teodorico di Chartres (2016)

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This paper focuses on the exegetical proposal of the Tractatus de sex dierum operibus by Thierry of Chartres and it is tasked with analyzing the twofold interpretative framework adopted by the Cancelor: first, the accordance between the narration of Genesis and the heuristic models of physical and cosmological causality; second, the mathematical theology, which revises the work of creation according to an arithmological approach. The study is divided into two parts which follow the structure of the Tractatus. In the first part, I analyse the physical plausibility of Christian cosmogony and, subsequently, the conception of matter with regard to both William of Conches’ inordinatum and the hermetic locus mundi. In the second part, I examine how the numerical discourse interprets the creatural unfolding and dependence on God, as well as the creation per verbum and the individuality of each created being. My purpose is threefold: first, to test the inner philosophical coherence of the Tractatus; second, to interpret specific theoretical points at the light of Thierry’s commentaries on Boethius’ De Trinitate, and finally, to relate the arithmetical issues of the Tractatus to the Commentum super Arithmeticam Boethii.

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Authors & Contributors
Zharkaya, Varvara
Bertolini, Manuel
Bujor, Ioana
Knott, Betty Irene
Ziomkowski, Robert Marian
Zellini, Paolo
Journals
British Journal for the History of Mathematics
Micrologus: Nature, Sciences and Medieval Societies
Tasanhak (Journal of Tasan Studies)
Lias: Sources and Documents Relating to the Early Modern History of Ideas
Historical Research: The Bulletin of the Institute of Historical Research
Bruniana & Campanelliana: Ricerche Filosofiche e Materiali Storico-testuali
Publishers
IVP Academic
Brill
Brepols
Adelphi
Catholic University of America
Cornell University
Concepts
Bible
Science and religion
Theology
Cosmology
Cosmogony
Hermeneutics
People
Augustine, Saint
Amerpoel, Johannes
Thomas Aquinas, Saint
Plato
Philoponos, Joannes Grammaticus
Newton, Isaac
Time Periods
Medieval
17th century
Early modern
Renaissance
Ancient
16th century
Places
Europe
Middle and Near East
Netherlands
Italy
Rome (Italy)
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