Hermann of Carinthia

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Hermann of Carinthia was a 12th-century philosopher, astronomer, and translator noted for rendering key Arabic scientific and philosophical works into Latin, helping transmit Islamic and ancient Greek knowledge to medieval Europe.

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instanceOf human
medieval scholar
philosopher
translator
alternativeName Hermann the Dalmatian NERFINISHED
Hermannus Dalmata NERFINISHED
Hermannus Dalmaticus NERFINISHED
Hermannus de Carinthia NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Holy Roman Empire
educatedAt Chartres school NERFINISHED
era High Middle Ages
ethnicGroup Carinthian
fieldOfWork astrology
astronomy
philosophy
translation of scientific texts
floruit 12th century
gender male
genre astrological treatise
philosophical treatise
scientific literature
influenced Latin medieval science
scholastic philosophy
influencedBy Arabic science
Islamic philosophy NERFINISHED
ancient Greek philosophy
knownFor translating Arabic scientific works into Latin
transmitting Islamic science to medieval Europe
transmitting ancient Greek knowledge via Arabic sources
languageOfWorkOrName Arabic (as source language)
Latin
movement 12th-century Renaissance
notableWork De essentiis NERFINISHED
De essentiis (On Essences) NERFINISHED
De essentiis et substantiis NERFINISHED
De indagatione cordis NERFINISHED
Translation of Ptolemy’s Planisphaerium NERFINISHED
Translation of astrological works of Sahl ibn Bishr
Translation of the Tabulae Toletanae (Toledan Tables) NERFINISHED
occupation astrologer
astronomer
philosopher
translator
placeOfActivity Chartres NERFINISHED
Toledo NERFINISHED
southern France NERFINISHED
placeOfBirth Carinthia NERFINISHED
religion Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholicism
studiedUnder Thierry of Chartres NERFINISHED

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Peter the Venerable collaboratedWith Hermann of Carinthia