Rabanus Collection

Alcuin of York (730-804). Alcuin presents to Rabanus Maurus
Alcuin of York, or Ealhwine, nicknamed or Flaccus (730-804). English scholar, ecclesiastic, poet and teacher from York, Northumbria. Alcuin presents to Rabanus Maurus to Saint Martin. Miniature

Rabanus Maurus. De Rerum Naturis, 11th c
RABANUS, Maurus (c. 780 - 856). De universo or De rerum naturis. 842 - 847. Codex 132. Heaven and zodiac signs. Edition of the 11th century from the original Carolingian manuscript. Romanesque art

LOUIS THE PIOUS (778-840). Holy Roman Emperor Louis I, known as Louis the Pious. Manuscript illumination, c840, from Rabanus Maurus De laudibus sanctae crucis ( In praise of the holy cross )

Rabanus, Maurus (C. 780
Illustration of a treaty of Venices city and domain government and regime, by the Admiral Louis Malet de Graville. Miniature

RABANUS, Maurus (c. 780 - 856). De Universo (s. IX). Thermae. Romanesque edition from the Carolingian original manuscipt. Romanesque art. Miniature Painting. ITALY. Cassino

RABANUS, Maurus (c. 780 - 856). De Universo (9th c.). Chapter 1: De Temporibus: The Four Seasons. Romanesque edition

Rabanus Maurus / Thevet
RHABANUS MAGNENTIUS Frankish theologian, scholar and teacher, abbot of Fulda, archbishop of Mainz (from 847) Date: ?780 - 856

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"Rabanus Maurus: A Scholar of Nature and Knowledge" In the realm of medieval scholarship, one name shines brightly - Rabanus Maurus. Born around 780, this intellectual giant left an indelible mark on the world with his profound works and teachings. One of his notable encounters was with Alcuin of York, a renowned scholar himself. In their meeting, Alcuin presented to Rabanus Maurus a treasure trove of knowledge that would shape his future endeavors. Among Rabanus' most significant contributions is "De Universo, " a masterpiece that delves into the intricacies of the universe. This monumental work showcases his deep understanding and exploration of various subjects, from theology to philosophy. However, it is in "De Rerum Naturis" where Rabanus truly shines as he unravels nature's mysteries. Written in the 11th century, this magnum opus reveals his keen observations and insights into the natural world. With each page turned, readers are transported into a realm where science meets spirituality. Rabanus' dedication to learning did not go unnoticed by Louis I - Holy Roman Emperor Louis the Pious. The emperor recognized Rabanus' brilliance and valued him as an esteemed advisor. Through centuries past and present, Rabanus Maurus remains an inspiration for scholars worldwide. His thirst for knowledge continues to ignite curiosity within those who seek wisdom beyond boundaries. As we reflect upon this remarkable figure's life and works today, let us celebrate Rabanus Maurus - a beacon of enlightenment whose legacy still illuminates our quest for understanding nature's wonders.