Aquīnas, 1) Thomas, s. Thomas. 2) Philipp A. (Phil. von Aquino, eigentlich Mardochai), Rabbiner zu Carpentras; ward 1610 wegen seiner Neigung zum Christenthume aus der Synagoge von Avignon verwiesen u. ließ sich zu Aquino taufen, wurde Professor am Collège de France zu Paris u. starb hier 1650. Schr.: Dictionar. hebrae-chaldaco-talmudico-rabbinic., Par. 1620 Fol.
Pierer's Lexicon. 1857–1865.
Aquinas — Aquinas, s. Thomas von Aquino … Meyers Großes Konversations-Lexikon
Aquinas — Aquinas, St Thomas … Philosophy dictionary
Aquinas — [ə kwī′nəs] Saint Thomas (1225? 74); It. theologian & philosopher: his day is March 7: called the Angelic Doctor: cf. THOMISM … English World dictionary
Aquinas — Thomas von Aquin (* um 1225 auf Schloss Roccasecca bei Aquino in Italien; † 7. März 1274 in Fossanova; auch Thomas Aquinas oder Tommaso d Aquino) gilt als einer der einflussreichsten Philosophen und Theologen der Geschichte. Er war Dominikaner.… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Aquinas — noun (Roman Catholic Church) Italian theologian and Doctor of the Church who is remembered for his attempt to reconcile faith and reason in a comprehensive theology; presented philosophical proofs of the existence of God (1225 1274) • Syn:… … Useful english dictionary
Aquinas — biographical name Saint Thomas see Thomas Aquinas … New Collegiate Dictionary
Aquinas — n. Saint Thomas Aquinas (1225 1274), Italian philosopher, famous theologian of the Roman Catholic Church … English contemporary dictionary
Aquinas University — of Legazpi Pamantasang Aquino ng Legazpi Motto Vita Veritatis Et Amoris Ex Gratitudine Motto in English In a Life of Truth and of Love out of Gratitude … Wikipedia
Aquinas (disambiguation) — Aquinas may refer to: People Thomas Aquinas Philosopher and Theologian Aquinas Academy *Aquinas Academy (Delaware) *Aquinas Academy (New Jersey) *Aquinas Academy (Pennsylvania) Aquinas College *Aquinas College, Adelaide – a Roman Catholic… … Wikipedia
AQUINAS, THOMAS° — (1225–1274), most important of the Christian medieval philosophers. Born near Aquino, the son of a count, Aquinas entered a Dominican order at the age of 19 against the will of his family. He studied under the Dominican scholar Albertus Magnus in … Encyclopedia of Judaism
