De mundi caelestis terrestrisque constitutione liber

La creation du monde celeste et terrestre

by Pseudo-Bede, edited and translated by Mylene Pradel-Baquerre

Book cover: De mundi caelestis terrestrisque constitutione liber

Extent: 236 pages

Publisher: Classiques Garnier

Subjects: Medieval Studies, Philosophy

Series: Textes litteraires du Moyen Age

Series volume number: 44

Language: French, Latin

Paperback (Published)

(February 2017)

ISBN: 9782406060543

8.62 x 5.94 inches

Price: $44.00

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(February 2017)

ISBN: 9782406060550

8.62 x 5.94 inches

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The De mundi caelestis terrestrisque constitutione liber, which was wrongly attributed to Bede, is a curious text. Written in a monastic environment in the eleventh or twelfth century, it contains few scriptural references, but tells us about the medieval reception of late Latin scientific and philosophical texts.


The De mundi caelestis terrestrisque constitutione liber, which was wrongly attributed to Bede, is a curious text. Written in a monastic environment in the eleventh or twelfth century, it contains few scriptural references, but tells us about the medieval reception of late Latin scientific and philosophical texts.

  • By (author) Pseudo-Bede
  • Edited by Beatrice Bakhouche
  • Edited and translated by Cecile Biasi
  • Edited and translated by Amand Gevaudan
  • Edited and translated by Mylene Pradel-Baquerre
  • Assisted by Jerome Lagouanere