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Works of Roger Bacon hitherto unpublished
Volume VI
THE COMPUTUS Computus: A medieval science focused on calculating time and the dates of the movable feasts in the Christian calendar, primarily Easter, through a combination of mathematics and astronomy. OF BROTHER ROGER
INCLUDING
THE COMPUTUS OF MASTER ROBERT GROSSTESTE original: "Roberti Grossteste"; Grosseteste (c. 1175–1253) was a prominent English statesman, philosopher, and Bishop of Lincoln who influenced Bacon’s scientific outlook.
JOINED WITH THE COMPUTUS OF ALEXANDER
DE VILLA DEI original: "Alexandri de Villa Dei"; Alexander of Villedieu (c. 1175–1240) was a French author and teacher known for his mnemonic verses on grammar and mathematics.
NOW FIRST EDITED BY
ROBERT STEELE
AT OXFORD
FROM THE CLARENDON PRESS
1926
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