28 Adam of St. Victor (hymn
writer)
29 Otto of Freising
1135
30 Alcher of Clairvaux
(Cistercian)
31 Hermann Judaeus
32 Irenerius (Bologna; law)
33 Gratian (Bologna; canon
law)
34 Bandino (Italy)
35 Gandolfus (Bologna)
37 Peter of Poitiers (Paris)
38 Simon of Tournai (Paris)
39 Peter Comester (Paris)
40 Odo of Soissons (Paris)
41 Robert of Melun (near Paris)
42 Robert Pullen (Oxford)
43 Adam of Petit Pont (Paris)
44 Nicolas of Amiens
45 Jean Beleth
46 Bernard Silvestris (Tours)
47 Clarembald of Arras
48 Hermann of Carinthia (tr.,
Toulouse, Toledo?)
49 Gerard of Cremona (tr.,
Toledo)
50 John of Seville (tr., Toledo)
1165
51 Raoul Ardent (Paris)
52 Peter the Chanter (Paris)
53 Alexander of Neckham (Paris,
Oxford, nat sci)
54 Walter of St. Victor
55 Prévostin of Cremona
(56) Joachim of Floris (Cistercian
abbot, Calabria;
eschatological prophecies)
57 Godfrey of St. Victor
(historian)
58 Amaury of Bènes (Paris,
pantheist)Figure 9.4. Franciscan and
Dominican Rivalries, 1200–1335
1200
59 David of Dinant (materialist
pantheist)
60 Ralph of Longo Campo
61 Jacques de Vitry (Augustinian
friar)
62 Stephen Langton
63 Thomas Gallo of Vercelli (St.
Victor; mysticism)
66 Michael Scotus (Toledo
Palermo, Rome; astrol; tr.
Averroës)
(67) Jordan of Saxony (Padua,
Bologna; Dominican general)
68 Gerard of Abbeville (Paris,
theol)
69 Adam Marsh (Oxford,
Franciscan)
70 Thomas of York (Oxford,
Franciscan)
71 Peter of Maricourt (Paris)
72 Richard of Cornwall (Paris,
Oxford)
73 John of Rochelle (Paris)
74 William of Auxerre (Paris
theol)
75 Robert of Curcon (Paris; univ.
chancellor)
76 Philip of Greve (Paris; theol)
77 Johannes Pagus
78 Alfred of Sareschel (nat sci,
England)
79 Adam Pulchrae Mulieri (nat
sci)
1235
80 Richard Fishacre (Oxford,
Dominican, Aristotelean)
81 Robert Bacon (Oxford,
Dominican) 932 • (^) Appendix 3