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Robert Grosseteste, Bishop of Lincoln by Walter Croke Robinson, 2010-08-06 A Solemn Commemoration of Robert Grosseteste Lincoln Minster 27th June A.D. 1953 by Grosseteste, 1953 1253 Deaths: Robert Grosseteste, Dogen, Amadeus Iv, Count of Savoy, Wenceslaus I of Bohemia, Richard of Chichester, Clare of Assisi, Saint Fina Robert Grosseteste Academics of the University of Oxford: Joseph Stiglitz, Robert Grosseteste, Michael Ignatieff, Robert Hues, Thomas Cavalier-Smith, Gene Nichol Robert Grossetete's (Grosseteste) Chasteau D'Amour; to Which are Edded 'La Vie De Saint Marie Egyptienne' and an English Version of the Chasteau D'Amour (R. Grossetete Carmina Anglo-Normannica) by Robert & Matthew Cooke (ed.) Grosseteste, 1852-01-01 Robert Grosseteste: Bishop of England by Francis Seymour Stevenson, 1899-01-01 GROSSETESTE, ROBERT [ADDENDUM]: An entry from Gale's <i>Encyclopedia of Philosophy</i> by James Ginther, 2006 The Life of Robert Grosseteste; The Celebrated Bishop of Lincoln Robert Grosseteste, Bishop of Lincoln, a Contribution to the Religous, Political and Intellectual History of the Thirteenth Century by Francis S. Stevenson, 1899 British Scientists: Humphry Davy, Charles K. Kao, Kevin Warwick, Alec Jeffreys, Rosalind Franklin, Anita Harding, Robert Grosseteste English Christian Theologians: William of Ockham, Joseph Priestley, George Fox, Robert Grosseteste, Evelyn Underhill, N. T. Wright Robert Grosseteste, Bishop Of Lincoln: A Contribution To The Religious, Political And Intellectual History Of The Thirteenth Century by Francis Seymour Stevenson, 2010-09-10 Robert Grosseteste, Bishop Of Lincoln: A Contribution To The Religious, Political And Intellectual History Of The Thirteenth Century by Francis Seymour Stevenson, 2010-09-10

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81. De Luce By Robert Grossteste
    robert grosseteste. ON LIGHT or THE BEGINNING OF FORMS. Translated by Clare C. Riedl.THE first corporeal form which some call corporeity is in my opinion light.  
    http://www.colorado.edu/StudentGroups/lcm/lunch/deluce.html
    
    Extractions: T Furthermore, the first corporeal form is, in the opinion of the philosophers, more exalted and of a nobler and more excellent essence than all the forms that come after it. It bears, also, a closer resemblance to the forms that exist apart from matter. But light is more exalted and of a nobler and more excellent essence than all corporeal things. It has, moreover, greater similarity than all bodies to the forms that exist apart from matter, namely, the intelligences. Light therefore is the first corporeal form. Thus light, which is the first form created in first matter, multiplied itself by its very nature an infinite number of times on all sides and spread itself out uniformly in every direction. Jn this way it proceeded in the beginning of time to extend matter which it could not leave behind, by drawing it out along with itself into a mass the size of the material universe. This extension of matter could not be brought about through a finite multiplication of light, because the multiplication of a simple being a finite number of times does not produce a quantity, as Aristotle shows in the De Caelo et Mundo . However, the multiplication of a simple being an infinite number of times must produce a finite quantity, because a product which is the result of an infinite multiplication exceeds infinitely that through the multiplication of which it is produced, Now one simple being cannot exceed another simple being infinitely, but only a finite quantity infinitely exceeds a simple being. For an infinite quantity exceeds a simple being by infinity times infinity. Therefore, when light, which is in itself simple, is multiplied an infinite number of times, it must extend matter, which is likewise simple, into finite dimensions.

82. Enciclopedia Católica
    Translate this page Zenon, Cardenal Groenlandia Groer, OSB, Hans Hermann, Cardenal Gröne, Valentin Groote,Gerardo Gropper, John (Juan) grosseteste, robert Grosseto Grosswardein  
    http://www.enciclopediacatolica.com/gr.htm

83. G/GR GRAAFF REINET GRABBE, CHRISTIAN DIETRICH GRABE, JOHN ERNEST
    ANTOINE JEAN, BARON GROSART, ALEXANDER BALLOCH GROSBEAK GROSE, FRANCIS GROSS GROSSEGROSSE, JULIUS WALDEMAR GROSSENHAIN grosseteste, robert GROSSETO GROSSI  
    http://1911encyclopedia.org/G/GR/

84. History Of Astronomy: Roughly Sorted Links - Biographies (1)
    Grimthorpe (of Grimthorpe), Edmund Beckett, 1st Baron Groombridge, Stephen grosseteste,robert Grotius, Hugo Guarini, Guarino Guericke, Otto von Gunter, Edmund  
    http://www.astro.uni-bonn.de/~pbrosche/unsorted/rough_bio_01.html

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