William P Hyland
Biographic Data
| ID | 87062 |
|---|---|
| NAME | William P Hyland |
| GIVEN NAMES | William P |
| FAMILY NAME | Hyland |
| SIGNATURE | HYLAND W P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of St Andrews |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8008-8297 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
‘Nicholas of Cusa’s Use of Bonaventure in His Sermons’
The influence of Franciscan thought, including the thirteenth century theologian Bonaventure, on Cusanus, continues to be a rich vein of exploration among scholars, both in the realm of philosophy and speculative theology. This paper will attempt to explore for the first time the varied use of Bonaventure in the large body of sermons by Cusanus. It will seek to demonstrate the multivalent influence of the Seraphic Doctor, in his various genres, o…
Khipus, Khipu Boards, and Sacred Texts
Although the knotted cord texts known as khipus have been created in the Andes for over a millennium (ca. AD 950–1950), their historical philology has been little understood. This study, based on original archival and ethnographic research, analyzes hybrid khipu/alphabetic texts known as “khipu boards,” examining their development in colonial Peru, and their role in twentieth-century Andean rituals. Particular attention is paid to a previously un…
Reform, Ecclesiology, and the Christian Life in the Late Middle Ages. Variorum Collected Studies Series
Councils of the Catholic Reformation
Renaissance Monks
Church and Reform
Preface Abbreviations Introduction 1. Church and Reform: The Apocalyptic Context 2. Bishops: Status, Office, Authority 3. Bishops: Pastoral Reform, and the Apostolic Life 4. Bishops: Personal Reform, and the Apostolic Life 5. Theologians: Status, Office, Authority 6. Theologians: Theology, Science, Method 7. Canon Lawyers: Law, Critique, Authority Conclusion Bibliography Index of Subjects and Terms Index of Persons and Places Index of Modern Scho…
John-Jerome of Prague (1368–1440) and the Errores Graecorum
John‐Jerome of Prague (1368–1440) and the Errores Graecorum
This paper discusses the anti‐Greek writings of the Camaldolese John‐Jerome of Prague from 1409 to 1433. It demonstrates how his varied experiences in Poland and the Middle East helped shape his views on eastern Christians, and how these views were further affected by the role Greek theology played in the thought of his great opponents, the Hussites. His hostile statements about the Greeks provide some indication of the depth of the antipathy bet…
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John-Jerome of Prague (1368–1440) and the Errores Graecorum
John‐Jerome of Prague (1368–1440) and the Errores Graecorum
This paper discusses the anti‐Greek writings of the Camaldolese John‐Jerome of Prague from 1409 to 1433. It demonstrates how his varied experiences in Poland and the Middle East helped shape his views on eastern Christians, and how these views were further affected by the role Greek theology played in the thought of his great opponents, the Hussites. His hostile statements about the Greeks provide some indication of the depth of the antipathy bet…
Church and Reform
Preface Abbreviations Introduction 1. Church and Reform: The Apocalyptic Context 2. Bishops: Status, Office, Authority 3. Bishops: Pastoral Reform, and the Apostolic Life 4. Bishops: Personal Reform, and the Apostolic Life 5. Theologians: Status, Office, Authority 6. Theologians: Theology, Science, Method 7. Canon Lawyers: Law, Critique, Authority Conclusion Bibliography Index of Subjects and Terms Index of Persons and Places Index of Modern Scho…
Renaissance Monks
Councils of the Catholic Reformation
Reform, Ecclesiology, and the Christian Life in the Late Middle Ages. Variorum Collected Studies Series
Khipus, Khipu Boards, and Sacred Texts
Although the knotted cord texts known as khipus have been created in the Andes for over a millennium (ca. AD 950–1950), their historical philology has been little understood. This study, based on original archival and ethnographic research, analyzes hybrid khipu/alphabetic texts known as “khipu boards,” examining their development in colonial Peru, and their role in twentieth-century Andean rituals. Particular attention is paid to a previously un…
‘Nicholas of Cusa’s Use of Bonaventure in His Sermons’
The influence of Franciscan thought, including the thirteenth century theologian Bonaventure, on Cusanus, continues to be a rich vein of exploration among scholars, both in the realm of philosophy and speculative theology. This paper will attempt to explore for the first time the varied use of Bonaventure in the large body of sermons by Cusanus. It will seek to demonstrate the multivalent influence of the Seraphic Doctor, in his various genres, o…
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