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Бонавентура
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Дата смерти: 15. Июль 1274
Другие имена: San Bonaventura da Bagnoregio
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Бонавенту́ра — средневековый теолог, францисканский схоласт, генерал францисканского ордена, кардинал . Католической церковью причислен к лику святых и к величайшим учителям церкви .
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Пьер Абеляр20
французский философ-схоласт, теолог, поэт и музыкант
Уильям Оккам12
английский философ, францисканский монах
Пьер Тейяр де Шарден17
французский католический философ и теолог, биолог, геолог, …
Франсуа Вийон2
поэт французского средневековья
Фома Аквинский16
философ и теолог, систематизатор ортодоксальной схоластики,…
Михаил Илларионович Кутузов9
русский генерал-фельдмаршал
Андреас Везалий2
средневековый анатом
Грэм Грин15
английский писательЦитаты Бонавентура
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„Let us not believe that it is enough to read without unction, to speculate without devotion, to investigate without wonder, to observe without joy, to act without godly zeal, to know without love, to understand without humility, to strive without divine grace, or to reflect as a mirror without divinely inspired wisdom.“
— Bonaventure
The Journey of the Mind to God
„The virtue of gratitude is extremely commendable and pleasing in the sight of God, as its opposite is a detestable vice before him. Of which subject, thus speaks St. Bernard: Learn to be thankful for every grace received. Consider diligently the favors heaped upon you, that no gift of God be defrauded of the due return of gratitude and thanksgiving you ought to make, whether the gift be great, middling, or little.“
— Bonaventure
Life of Christ
„Though a superior is rather to be loved, yet by the insolent he ought to be feared.“
— Bonaventure
The Virtues of a Religious Superior
„He would confidently affirm that the grace of prayerfulness should be more desired than all others by the religious man, and, believing that without it no good could be wrought in the service of God, he would stir up his Brethren unto zeal therefore by all means that he could. For, whether walking or sitting, within doors or without, in toil or at leisure, he was so absorbed in prayer as that he seemed to have devoted thereunto not only his whole heart and body, but also his whole labor and time.“
— Bonaventure
The Life of Saint Francis of Assisi
