Scotus Collection

Duns Scotus (1266-1308). Philosopher-theologians. Scriptum q
Duns Scotus (1266-1308). Philosopher-theologians of the High Middle Ages. Scholasticism school. Scriptum quartum a Joanne Duns Scoto super quarto sententiarum editum. Edit, 1517

John Duns Scotus / Thevet
JOHN DUNS SCOTUS Scottish scholastic theologian

Johannes Scotus Erigena
JOHANNES SCOTUS ERIGENA Philosopher and Theologian. Also known as John the Scot

John Duns Scotus
JOHN DUNS SCOTUS Scottish scholastic theologian

John Duns, aka Duns Scotus
3253069 John Duns, aka Duns Scotus; (add.info.: John Duns, aka Duns Scotus, c. 1266-1308. Important philosopher-theologian of the High Middle Ages. From Enciclopedia Ilustrada Segui, published c)

Portolan chart of the Mediterranean and Northern Europe, c
991250 Portolan chart of the Mediterranean and Northern Europe, c.1575-1600 (Illuminated manuscript on vellum) by Italian School

Duns Scotus, 17th century, (1943). Creator: Unknown
Duns Scotus, 17th century, (1943). Portrait of John Duns (c1266-1308), commonly known as Duns Scotus, Scottish Catholic priest and Franciscan friar, university professor, philosopher, and theologian

R. W. Seton-Watson, 1947. Creator: Unknown
R. W. Seton-Watson, 1947. Portrait of British political activist and historian Robert William Seton-Watson (1879-1951), who played an active role in encouraging the breakup of the Austro-Hungarian

John Duns Scotus (1266-1308). Scottish philosopher and Franciscan theologian. Portrait on the cover of Scriptum super quartum Sententiarum. Edition 1530

Duns Scotus at Work
JOHN DUNS SCOTUS Scottish scholastic theologian depicted drawing inspiration for his thesis on the Immaculate Conception from a painting of Mary Date: 1266? - 1308

JOHN DUNS SCOTUS (c1265-c1308). Scottish scholastic theologian. Duns Scotus lecturing his students. Detail of an ornamental letter in a 14th century manuscript

PRINTERs DEVICE, 1493. Device used by Octavianus Scotus, Venice, Italy, 1493

Reporters filming law hearings, 1939 C016 / 8831
Reporters filming law hearings. Cameramen and reporters filming the confirmation hearing to determine the suitability of US justice Felix Frankfurter (1882-1965)

DUNS SCOTUS, John (1266-1308). Scottish Franciscan theologian and philosopher. Edition of their works of 1517. Xylography

DUNS SCOTUS, John (1266-1308). Scottish Franciscan theologian and philosopher. Portrait of an edition of his works from

The United States Supreme Court Building in Washington, D. C
The United States Supreme Court Building in Washington, D.C

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Scotus, also known as John Duns Scotus, was a prominent philosopher-theologian who lived from 1266 to 1308. His works, such as "Scriptum q" and "Duns Scotus at Work, " have had a lasting impact on the field of philosophy. In addition to his contributions to philosophy, it is associated with various historical figures and artworks. For instance, there are depictions of him in paintings like "John Duns Scotus / Thevet" and "Johannes Scotus Erigena. " These portrayals highlight his significance during his time. Furthermore, there are references to Scotus in different contexts. One example is the mention of a Portolan chart of the Mediterranean and Northern Europe from around the same period he lived. This suggests that he may have been familiar with or influenced by geographical knowledge of his era. Moreover, there are images like "Duns Scotus, 17th century (1943)" and writings by R. W. Seton-Watson from 1947 that continue to keep alive the memory of this Scottish philosopher's legacy. Lastly, it is worth noting that Martin Luther himself recognized the importance of John Duns Scotus when Luther depicted him as Hercules Germanicus in one artwork. This demonstrates how influential Scotus was even beyond his own time.