Berthold of Moosburg
German-Dominican theologian and neo-Platonist · Academics · Lived 1300 to 1361 · aged 61
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Something wrong?Berthold of Moosburg was a Dominican monk from the Teutonic Province. Not much is known about Berthold of Moosburg's youth. He was a member of the German Dominican order. The first recorded date on record for Berthold of Moosburg is 1316, when he was studying at Oxford University in England.
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Berthold's handwritten mark of ownership in a copy of Albert Magnus's Treatise de Animalibus
A page of a manuscript of Macrobuis' commentary on Cicero's Somnium Scipionis showing Berthold's own marginal glosses.![Bronze image of Dietrich of Freiberg, a major influence on Berthold of Moosburg, as shown on the Fortuna-Brunnen in Munich, Germany.[15]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/7/7e/Fortunabrunnen_Freiberg_Dietrich_von_Freiberg.jpg/1280px-Fortunabrunnen_Freiberg_Dietrich_von_Freiberg.jpg)
Bronze image of Dietrich of Freiberg, a major influence on Berthold of Moosburg, as shown on the Fortuna-Brunnen in Munich, Germany.[15]Academics born in the 1300s 6
About this person
Berthold of Moosburg was a Dominican monk from the Teutonic Province. Not much is known about Berthold of Moosburg's youth. He was a member of the German Dominican order. The first recorded date on record for Berthold of Moosburg is 1316, when he was studying at Oxford University in England. At this time, Berthold would have been sixteen years old. In 1318, Berthold writes a 'marginal' commentary on De iride, a written work of Dietrich of Freiburg. His active years spanned from 1316 to 1361, and these are the only years for which he can be traced in the historical record. Berthold, as a part of the Dominican order, was a theologian and neo-Platonist of the 14th century, teaching in Regensburg in 1327. In 1335, Berthold was called to head the Dominican order in Cologne, Germany, succeeding Eckhart. Also, in 1335 and again in 1343, in Cologne, he is listed as the 'executor' of estates.
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