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Bernhard Sannig (1637 – 1704) was a Czech Franciscan theologian and philosopher.
Life and works
editBorn of a noble Bohemian family, he joined the Franciscan order at a young age. A long-term provincial minister of the Franciscan province Bohemia, Moravia and Silesia, he taught philosophy and theology in Prague, notably in the seminar of the archbishop.[1] He gained renown for his quite concise and clearly written textbooks in theology and philosophy, where he succeeded to capture the gist of Scotistic doctrine while avoiding lengthy analyses, marginal details and controversial speculations.[2] His comprehensive philosophical course, Schola philosophica Scotistarum was published in 1684-1685. It is remarkable also for the inclusion of some quite unusual treatises - e.g. on horology , or «licit physiognomy» -, which document Sannig's wide scope of interests. Sannig died in Znojmo in 1704.[3]
Works
edit- Schola theologica scotistarum, seu cursus theologicus completus, ad mentem Doctoris Subtilis Johannis Duns Scoti, in quatuor tomos distributus, vol. I, Vetero-Pragae, typis Danielis Michalek, 1679 ; vol. II, Neo-Pragae, typis Archi-Epis., per Ioannem Mattis Factorem, 1681 ; vol. III, Neo-Pragae, typis Urbani Balthasari Goliasch, 1675 ; vol. IV, Neo-Pragae, typis Urbani Balthasri Goliasch, 1676 ;
- Philosophia Scotistarum, seu Cursus philosophicus completus ad mentem Joannis Duns Scoti, Neo-Pragae, Typis Joannis Nicolai Hampelii, 1684-1685, 3 vols.
Notes
edit- ^ Andersen 2009, p. 80.
- ^ Novák 2008, p. 339.
- ^ Johann Friedrich von Schulte (1890), "Sannig, Bernhard", Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (in German), vol. 30, Leipzig: Duncker & Humblot, p. 363
Bibliography
edit- Agostini, Igor (2008). L'infinità di Dio. Il dibattito da Suárez a Caterus (1597-1641). Rome: Editori Riuniti. p. 293.
- Novák, Lukáš (2008). "The (Non-)Reception of Scotus's Proof of God's Existence by the Baroque Scotists". Quaestio. 8: 323-344 (339-341). doi:10.1484/J.Quaestio.1.100388.
- Andersen, Claus A. (2009). "'Metaphysica secundum ethymon nominis dicitur scientia transcendens'. On the Etymology of 'Metaphysica' in the Scotist Tradition". Medioevo. 34: 61-104 (80-81).
- Arthur Potempa, Der Begriff des "ens real" und seine Univokation nach B. Sannig (1637-1704), Diss. Breslau, 1941.
- Lukáš Novák, Spor o pojem jsoucna v baroknim scotismu, Diss. Univerzita Karlova Praha, 2003.
- Sousedik, Stanislav (1997). Filosofie v ceskych zemich mezi stredovekem a osvicenstvim. Prague: Vyšehrad. pp. 219–225.
- Jansen, Bernhard (1936). "Zur Philosophei der Scotisten des 17. Jahrhunderts". Franziskanische Studien. 23: 152–154.