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1. Jan. 2017 · Nikephoros Gregoras was a theologian, philosopher, astronomer, and historian of the Palaiologan Renaissance called “polyhistor” for his great erudition. He was a conservative, anti-Latin ...
1. Jan. 2020 · Abstract. Nikephoros Gregoras was a theologian, philosopher, astronomer, and historian of the Palaiologan Renaissance called “polyhistor” for his great erudition. He was a conservative, anti-Latin Orthodox who indulged in polemics against Gregory Palamas. Following his mentor Theodore Metochites, he was a Platonist with highly skeptical ...
written by the Constantinopolitan scholar Nikephoros Gregoras (d. ca. 1360), a prominent figure on the fourteenth-century Byzantine intellectual scene, whose views on mathematics, astronomy, and philosophy are the subject of the present dissertation. Gregoras is well-known to modern scholars as the author of a major work on Byzantine
28. Okt. 2022 · Biography. Nikephoros Gregoras is a Byzantine polymath, philosopher, and historian. He was born between the summer of 1291 and May 1295 (Beyer 1978, pp. 127–130; Guilland 1926, 1927) in Herakleia Pontike (Karadeniz Ereğli in modern-day Turkey). Before the age of 20, G. moved to Constantinople (Beyer 1978, p. 130).
25. Aug. 2017 · Abstract. Nikephoros Gregoras was a theologian, philosopher, astronomer, and historian of the Palaiologan Renaissance called “polyhistor” for his great erudition. He was a conservative, anti-Latin Orthodox who indulged in polemics against Gregory Palamas. Following his mentor Theodore Metochites, he was a Platonist with highly skeptical ...
29. Apr. 2019 · Biography. Nikephoros Gregoras is a Byzantine polymath, philosopher, and historian. He was born between the summer of 1291 and May 1295 (Beyer 1978, pp. 127–130; Guilland 1926, 1927) in Herakleia Pontike (Karadeniz Ereğli in modern-day Turkey). Before the age of 20, G. moved to Constantinople (Beyer 1978, p. 130).
The principal objective of the present dissertation is to reconstruct and analyze the discourses of science and philosophy in the letters of the Constantinopolitan scholar Nikephoros Gregoras (d. ca. 1360), a prominent figure on the fourteenth-century Byzantine intellectual scene, well-known to modern scholars as the author of a major work on Byzantine history for the period from 1204 until ca ...
