فقر، معاد شناسی و کلیسای قرون وسطی: مطالعات به افتخار دیوید بور [کتاب انگلیسی] | کتابخانه مجازی الفبا

Table of contents :
Contents
Figures and Tables
Figures
Tables
Abbreviations
Notes on Contributors
Publications of David Burr
Introduction
Part 1 The Historiography of David Burr
1 David Burr: Life and Career
1 Life and Career
2 Major Monographs
2.1 The Persecution of Peter Olivi (1976)
2.2 Olivi and Franciscan Poverty: The Origins of the Usus Pauper Controversy (1989)
2.3 Olivi’s Peaceable Kingdom: A Reading of the Apocalypse Commentary (1993)
2.4 The Spiritual Franciscans: From Protest to Persecution in the Century after Saint Francis (2001)
3 Concluding Remark: David Burr’s White Whale
2 Recapitulation or Chronological Progression?
3 David Burr, the Book of Revelation and American Historiography
1 A Golden Jubilee of Scholarship Faithful to Franciscan History
2 The Eschatology of Olivi Prior to the Lectura Super Apocalipsim
3 The Sources of the Lectura
4 The Mystical Antichrist
5 Millenarialism
6 A New Church or a Renewed Church?
7 The Originality of the Last Work of Olivi
8 Concluding Considerations
Part 2 Medieval Apocalypticism: Joachim of Fiore and His Legacy
4 La nova Babilon secondo Gioacchino da Fiore e Pietro di Giovanni Olivi
1 Gioacchino fonte di Olivi: una questione controversa
2 La Chiesa romana perseguitata dalla nuova Babilonia
3 L’imminente disgregazione della nuova Babilonia e i suoi rischi
4 Passare da Babilonia, uscire da Babilonia
5 L’Anticristo è qui
6 I prelati di Babilonia
7 Conclusione
5 Che cosa è il “Liber Figurarum” di Gioacchino da Fiore?
1 “Liber Figurarum”
2 Una raccolta…
3 …di figure
4 Oltre il “Liber Figurarum”
6 Il futuro è dei bambini? Storia di una profezia dal XIII al XV secolo
1 L’ordine delle età della storia
2 Il rovesciamento operato da gioacchino
3 Una contemporanea riflessione ebraica
4 Salimbene de Adam
5 Pietro di Giovanni Olivi
6 Gli sviluppi successivi
7 Conclusioni
Part 3 Peter of John Olivi: Life and Writings
7 Textual Criticism in the Franciscan Exegesis of the 13th Century
1 Two Franciscan Correctoria
2 Textual Criticism in Peter of John Olivi
8 Bonaventure and Olivi: When Fidelity Leads to Divergence
Conclusion
9 The Manuscripts of Peter of John Olivi’s Lectura super Apocalipsim in Toulouse and Berlin
1 The P Codex
2 Codices T and B
3 The Codices in the Santa Croce group
4 The “Santa Croce” Legacy of the Tradition of T
5 Conclusions
Appendix 1
Appendix 2
T Ce F1 R S V3
B T Ce F1 R S
T Ce F1 F2 R S V3
B F1 R
T Ce R S V3
B Ce R S V3
T Ce F1 F2 R V3
T Ce F1 R V3
10 Olivi’s Philosophy of Evil in History
1 The Seven Stages of Evil in History
2 Olivi’s Reliance on Augustine
11 The Last Unedited Question of Olivi on Evangelical Perfection
1 The Manuscripts
Redactio prior
Redactio posterior
2 Edition of the Text
A. Recensio prior




B. Recensio posterior







Endnotes
12 A Comparison of the Commentaries on Luke of Peter of John Olivi and Nicholas of Lyra
1 Exegetical Method
2 Olivi and Lyra on the Apocalyptic Discourse in Luke 21 Compared
3 Living into Christ: St. Francis and Evangelical Poverty
4 A Comparative Analysis of Two Pericopes from the Gospel of Luke
4.1 The Parable of the Unjust Steward
4.2 The Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus
5 Conclusion
13 Una fonte oliviana nel sermone In Visitatione beatae Mariae Virginis di Bernardino da Siena
1 Introduzione
2 Le sette parole di Maria come espressione “summi summeque divini amoris”
3 “Quomodo fiet istud, quoniam virum non cognosco?”
4 “Ecce ancilla Domini”
5 “Et salutavit Elisabeth”
6 “Magnificat anima mea Dominum…”
7 “Fili, quid fecisti nobis? Ecce pater tuus et ego dolentes quaerebamus te”
8 “Vinum non habent”
9 “Quodcumque dixerit vobis, facite”
10 Conclusione
Part 4 The Spiritual Franciscans: Their Precursors and Adherents
14 Rush to Judgement? The Trial of John of Parma
1 The Early Sources
1.1 Thomas of Eccleston (1258–1259) and Jordan of Giano (1262)
1.2 Salimbene de Adam (1284)
1.3 Peregrino of Bologna (1304–1305)
1.4 Bernard of Besse (1304–1305)
1.5 Ubertino da Casale (1305)
1.6 Angelo Clareno (1320s)
1.7 The Chronicle of Twenty-four Generals, Arnaldo of Sarrant (1369–1374)
2 Conclusion
Appendix: A Partial List of Works that Repeat Parts of the Common Narrative
15 John of Murrovalle, Cardinal Protector
1 The Early Years (c.1250–1296)
2 The Years of His Generalate (1296–1304)
2.1 The Problem of Peter of John Olivi
2.2 John’s Encyclical Letter to the Friars in 1302
2.3 Some Background about the Issue of Procurators
2.4 The Initial Punishment of the Zealots of Southern France (1292)
2.5 The Subsequent Pursuit and Persecution of the Zealots in Southern France
2.6 Making Sense of an Apparent Contradiction
3 The Final Decade: Cardinal and Cardinal Protector of the Order of Friars Minor (1302–1312)
3.1 An Epilogue to These Tumultuous Events
Appendix 1
Appendix 2
16 Following the Heart: Relics, Martyrdom and the Relational Space among the Beguins of Languedoc
1 Forbidden Relics
2 Relics in Questions
3 Relational Martyrs, Relational Relics
4 Conclusions
17 Chronicle or History: The Uncertain Literary Genre of a Dissident Story
18 Dal Monte degli Ulivi alla Verna: riscritture francescane di Matteo 24
1 Angelo Clareno e Matteo 24
2 La memoria dei compagni e la profezia di Francesco
3 La rivelazione di san Francesco alla Verna
4 La fortuna del testo
5 Edizione
Nota al testo
Bibliography
Manuscripts Cited
Primary Sources
Secondary Sources
Index