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English: John Scotus Eriugena, c.825?-c.891, Roman Catholic Theologian. Stained glass window in the chapel of Emmanuel College, Cambridge. "Eriugena is shown here in the dress of an early Benedictine monk, holding his book De divisione naturae. Behind him, seen against the night-sky, are a tall narrow belfry tower and a Celtic monumental cross, characteristic of the Irish church of his time." [1] |
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